#I modified the rules

[halflifebutawesome]

kissy…

[shorthaltsjester]

this ep coming so soon after laura’s fireside chat where she explicitly said she feels the need to check with matt after she makes character choices in the game and her having imogen use the ring of remembrance . travis SO incredibly real for his “can i just say how in love with you i am rn” he’s just like me fr. incredible imogen combat. INCREDIBLE.

[brandinotbroke]

Left is Legacy Collection, right is Ultimate Collection

Their way of improving performance is to just lower the amount of visiting sims on medium graphics settings for some reason?

[vaggieslefteye]

YOU DIDN'T KNOW ↳ from Hazbin Hotel Season One (2024): 1x06 - "Welcome to Heaven"

[headfullof-ideas]

Soft follow-up to my Monumential post. We don’t know much about Lemuria and the Monumentials themselves, aside from the fact that Lemuria sank six thousand years prior to the show, and the Monumentials have been around for at least a little longer than that. Long enough that Lemuria already had more than one device to control them, and effectively enough that it seemed to be a somewhat militant thing. At least that’s what the intention was when the Benthos line tried to usurp Doreus.

But that’s all we know. There’s not much information about how long the Monumentials had been around, or what Lemuria was like in regard to the rest of the world. Which means it’s a whole entire sandbox for us six fans to play with. I’ve already talked about how I also like to imply that the Monumentials aren’t from this world, but I also like to play with Lemuria’s origins, the Nekton and Benthos’s families connection to one another, and all sorts of other stuff. Each AU I have tends to have slightly different origins or functions when it comes to Lemuria and the Monumentials lore, but I’ve built an entire background for the Monumentials and how they’re linked to Lemuria’s history.

I’m writing this because I’ve been revising and editing my Subnautica/The Deep story, and all the above is pretty important to the story itself, aside from a few tweaks to make it fit with the games lore

[six-improbable-things]

I had to open the ship combat rules doc I made for Rook's campaign the other day, and man, that thing was (and still is tbh) my fucking magnum opus. I put so much effort into creating rules for a type of combat that dnd doesn't naturally support, and it was SUCH a fun challenge. I'll admit it's not perfect, but it works for our campaign, and everyone seemed to like it during our one test so far, so that's good enough for me.

I think between the stat blocks, the rules themselves, and the maps of the ships, I spent easily 48 hours total on making this sailing arc happen. (No, I'm not the DM, I just like homebrewing shit, and also happen to be the one who decided to play a pirate and make that involved in the story.)

[lookbotsfollowmeyay]

Catan-Risk-ThreeKingdomsKill: How To Lose All Your Friends in One Evening

[saripleats]

game changer's rulette could be adapted into a fun board game SO easily and tbh? it would be SO fun

[wetcatspellcaster]

Would you say that Pieces timeline occurs because Rosalie fails an insight check in the ritual chamber?

Unfortunately, my low wis queen very rarely passed Insight checks lmao, so I don't think it hinges on that, necessarily.

I once described Ascension as the perfect storm for this pairing, (which is why Pieces happened at all). It requires Rosalie to not make the persuasion check, and then for Astarion to be left to his own devices at the precise wrong moment. So, it's less caused by a failed Insight check, and more by Rosalie experiencing a bunch of sudden self doubt at her approach to the entire ordeal: does she have a right to tell Astarion what to do? Does she understand what he's going through? Is being bossy the right answer or should she let him be free to make his own choices?

I make jokes about Rosalie being a moral policeman all the time, but... idk if this is everyone's experience of autistic justice, but it sometimes feels excessive or too much. Rosalie feels like a killjoy, at times. She feels annoying. She feels uncool. She wishes she didn't have to tell her friends what to do all the time. So I see the Pieces timeline as stemming from her suddenly doubting herself enough to step down, rather than having the confidence to step up.

To be honest, I think it has very little to do with Astarion in that moment, beyond her witnessing the full horror of what his previous life was like.

[dravidious]

You're more amazing than functionally no rares

Made some Duskmourn cards and also thought about the upcoming set currently known as "Death Race" and got in a vehicle mood

[coquelicoq]

the thing about the prescriptive grammar rules of written french from my perspective as a non-fluent reader is that they are very helpful to me in figuring out what a sentence means (e.g., if a participle does or does not end in -e or -s, it gives me an important and sometimes essential clue as to which noun the participle is related to). but the other, equally relevant thing about the prescriptive grammar rules of written french from my perspective as a non-fluent reader is that there are a lot of them and i do not always know what they are. lol.

[mecharose]

just had a magical little story idea that could so easily be RCU but now RCU has established canon and rules and magic that it would totally break so it tragically cant. devastating

[have-kake]

I deadass need to write down the ruleset for how Mask talks istg. I need to be able to reference it on the fly when I'm in the flow/editing

[nofacednerd]

started doing the ultimate decades challenge for the sims and man. This silly little peasant family has my heart rn

[102ki]

taskmaster international iceberg