Since I act as Player and DM with the same group of people, nope. They just know I roll comically bad at all times.

Doesn’t matter what dice I use; the dice bot, Owlbear tray, D&DBeyond, my own physical dice, I roll equally bad on all of them.

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steven

to be a wee little Goat Farmer in the horrendous world you’ve created not knowing your wife has been replaced/controlled by a parasite for the last 2 weeks

it’s hard but it’s fun. i like seeing the contrast between what people can make.

congrats on the 3 numbers, mate

what are the actual vids?

you don’t even have to post the result, just have at it

i mean, even if you arent 100% confident, its still a good idea to try

The trapdoor did not survive, and the magical explosion that ensued downed half the party.

Worth it.

My graviturge used the goliath barbarian as a battering ram to get through a magically locked and reinforced trapdoor.

Doubled their weight. Had them jump. Casted magnify gravity on them and the trapdoor. 200 pound barbarian had become an 400 pound downward projectile.

usually just a simple short descriptor once the sketching phase is done, but the sketches themselves i find i often... dont use layers at all, which is more just an i forgor thing than a dont need them thing.

there are a lot of erased lines that could have been saved had i been wiser in that dept

tbf, that kind of humour is kinda universal

those jokes are easy to make when you arent flustered by them

wow, bsky did NOT make this one look good. remind me to always reformat

Some stretch frames might do wonders. One thing I found when animating sprites is that not the entire sheet needs to look good as long as the animation as a whole looks good.

I like working with simpler stuff, like pixels and limited pallet.

i realized that i accidentally made the doll's forearms too short, but i didnt realize that i forgot basically all of nowhere's wiring and the external drive. i hate it here, but this is why we sketch first