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Odd response, since they don't need to walk to send messages like this.

Yeah, you'll have fun with W13. Definitely a found family vibe, with good characters and chemistry. I've found a lot of rewatch value, a comfort show, in a similar vein to Eureka.

Yeah, this is a major problem with D&D, and has been a problem in multiple campaigns that I've been a part of. There are a lot of players that just don't look at the game from a perspective of making a party to do things together, even though that's obviously what the game is about.

I love it. "Ugh I love you girl but why did you have to give me ridiculous bullshit magic instead of something cool like I gave!" [Voice from the other room]"The skeletons are gross not cool"

Redo of Healer posting

Heaven forbid I try and get my players to actually roleplay in this roleplaying game.

Im that weird exception about character death, partly because I like building new characters, and partly because I like seeing characters get cool ends. Like my low-mid level bard who, while the party was on its last legs in a boss battle, leapt at the dragon's face from an elevated position to attack at it's face, mouth, throat, whatever he could get. IIRC, that bard and the dragon both died from that choice.

My old DM said explicitly if he told us the monster's name in the MM he expected us to know it's stats, if he didn't then statblocks would be unreliable.

You have no idea.

The gorillas disappear after 1d12 rounds. This effect 'echoes' 1d6 times, effectively recasting the spell after 1d6 rounds.

Every edition since at least 3.0. In the sections describing how skills work and what circumstances you should allow checks for them, and the sections describing bonuses to those checks, what the role of the DMs and players are, including several *very specific* references to how *character attitudes are very important to the DCs of those checks and the fact that skills only affect those attitudes in the first place.* In other words, the whole fucking thing.

Yeah, I didn't read the text on the page, only the title.

*Looks at the Hunter: The Reckoning first edition books that are well worn at this point.* "Well shit."

And a charisma penalty for knowing the difference?

I ask my players to provide names for NPCs. My Night City is filled with Steves and Daves.

wizard who turns into a sorcerer after chugging 15 clarity potions in a row to cram their studies in a single night they are no longer able to sleep, are constantly slightly tired and jumpy, and will reflexively cast cantrips when startled.

\*looming* Would you like me to teach you? I’ve only played a few campaigns where people chose an answer other than “trauma.”

players reading way too much into every random detail: damn so you planned this the entire time?? me who's still not sure what the plot was: hm? oh yea totally

*I cast inflict wounds with my axe*