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Inktober2023 Day 5 Map

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[melneedsakidney]

NEW YEAR, NEW YOU! Start the new year off right with this intention setting vision board workshop! Join me, Science of Mind Practitioner Melissa Tuff, RScP and “Crafty” Katherine Callahan as we guide you through an intention setting meditation followed by personal guidance in the creation of your very own vision board! Attendees will be supplied with foam or poster board, embellishments, adhesives, and a variety of magazines to pull images from in order to create that which you want to manifest in 2023. Light refreshments will be provided or you can bring your own bag lunch. Please register (link in bio) by January 6th so that we can ensure we have enough materials for everyone! This event will take place on Sunday, January 8th from 12-2pm at: Center for Spiritual Living Cape Coral 406 SE 24th Avenue Cape Coral, FL 33990 Please direct any questions to Melissa Tuff by calling/texting 239.895.6696 or you can send an email to MelissaTuff.RScP@yahoo.com #NewMeFor2023 #VisionBoard #TreasureMap #Meditation #Manifestation #Spirituality #CoCreation #YouArePowerful #ConsciousCreation #NewYear #NewYou #Workshop (at Center for Spiritual Living Cape Coral) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmUUM_xpRh8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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[dailyadventureprompts]

DM Tip: The Debt Always Comes Due

Isn't it weird how little we engage with gold as a real gameplay system? Sure, at low level wealth makes a great questhook, the party is usually hurting for a payout so that they can afford necessary gear upgrades/ubiquitous healing potion restocks/their next trip to the magic item shop. After a while though the promise of raw wealth loses its lustre, and the party is less likely to go out of their way to accept bounties, go off chasing treasuremaps, or accept gigs from shady patrons.

Generally I'd advise that this is a sign that your party are done being run of the mill sellswords, and it's time to hit them with a big epic questline that's focused more on emotional and narrative stakes than base currency. That said, sometimes you want to run a longer adventure arc that's centred around the acquisition of wealth, but to do that, you're going to need to go against the grain on one of the foundational assumptions that underpins D&D both mechanically and narratively.

TLDR: If you want your party to be motivated by gold past their first big pay off you should consider using a "wealth hurdle", which in short is a narrative and gameplay challenge that forces them to collect not only more gold than they already have but also more gold than they could get doing what they've been doing so far. This can be anything from a crimelord calling in a debt on them or one of their allies, a powerful monster swooping in and demanding tribute, comissioning some grand construction, or funding the defence of a region. Having the hurdle active should cause problems for the party, and not clearing the hurdle before a perdetermiend deadline will immensely bad things to happen. This will force the party to take risks they otherwise wouldn't, giving a high degree of focus to their subsequent adventures that they wouldn't have if they were content.

What we're trying to fix:

At it's core, D&D is a power fantasy, and a good chunk of its gameplay mechanics regardless of edition are about acquiring new strengths, options, and assets. These assumptions are likewise built into the genre and narrative structure of most campaigns: Heroes undertake quests usually for the promise of some reward, gain experiance/hit milestones along the way, and eventually stumble across some kind of loot drop at the end. There's nothing strictly wrong with this, but it does mean that all the resource problems the heroes face in the early game (and the inbuilt motivations that come along with them) are all but resolved by the time they hit the next gameplay tier.

This is complicated by the fact that outside of 3rd party options there's not much to spend money on. The DMG (which you should totally ignore) say you shouldn't let them buy magic items, and the common wisdom would say "let them buy a keep", but that solution only appeals a niche selection of adventuring parties.

Using Weath Hurdles turns acquiring gold not just into a quest goal but a gameplay challenge, forcing your party to scour the land for potential sources of wealth (and risk upsetting whoever or whatever happens to be currently holding it) and take on challenges they'd never normally attempt if there was only survival/personal enrichment at stake.

Food for Thought:

Tradional d&d structure has the party getting a huge payout at the end of their adventure in the form of a bosshoard or questgiver reward which is a very backloaded "you can have your dessert after you finish your greens" sort of attitude. Consider switching it up sometimes: have the party's patron or employer give them a small stipend to spend on kitting themselves out, have an early game treasure haul so the party can have a mid-arc shopping episode. This is especially useful in higher level games where your party may go weeks to months without a level up as it preserves the feeling of progression and gives them new toys to play with in between the big character defining abilities.

Recently I've been learning my way around blades in the dark (can't reccomend it enough btw), and just like any other time I've wanted to learn a new ttrpg system I'm having to do a bit of neural rewiring when it comes to figuring out how to write and run sessions of the game. Coin in BitD is both an XP (used for upgrading the party's shared crew sheet) a resource (burned to upgrade the results of various rolls) and a stat ( rolled to see if the players can lay their hands on various hard to come by items). It didn't really click for me until my first group messed up really badly on what was supposed to be their introductory adventure and pissed off the local crimeboss. I was just going to have him bully them, lock them up and then have a jailbreak the next session ( it's what I'd do in d&d), but on the fly I had the idea that he'd let them go with a massive debt they needed to pay off, which forced them to either pay him a percentage of their takings on all future jobs, or do small jobs in utmost secrecy so that they could build up their own strength under his nose.

Interestingly enough, the d&d game where I thought player wealth as a resource was most interestingly used was Dimension 20’s starstruck Odessy, which was a conversion of the amazing fanmade  starwars5e system. Starstruck is a parody of hypercapitalism and aptly uses money as both a narrative and gameplay feature. One character is stuck paying weekly insurance premiums on a debt he would never be able to pay down forcing him to act recklessly to acquire wealth in the immediate future. Another character was a economic and political power player and some of the best moments in the series come from her high stakes wheeling and dealing and bouncing money between accounts while the rest of the group engages in epic space battles; the rest of the crew might’ve barely got their ship out of the dogfight, but she’s the one who ensures they can pay for the repairs once they get to the space dock.   None of this would be possible without completely ignoring the normal constraints of wealth per level: gaining and losing huge sums based on moment by moment player decisions, The need for them to play along with the absurist gig economy to boost their rating and get better paying jobs, making a devil’s bargain with a corporate sponsor all so that they could risk their lives in a deadly arena fight all for the (very unlikely) chance of winning the equivalent of a million GP.  Not every campaign should, or even could so focus on money in this way, but it was FASCINATING to watch it in action. 

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[randommmthoughts]

Fizz just wants to show you some things!

(Aka, screens from his ‘look at this’ song to show you what kind of wonderful things you can find in a maffia basement)

Offcourse this wonderful horse, stolen from his former-best-friend-turned-enemie-now-kind-of-friend

A TREASUREMAP?!

And Fizz is also very smart because he has

…

Jumpscare

Look at his legs man (his mean point is the book but LOOK AT HIS LEGS)

He can also fly

Old circus tricks come back

And finally, jumpscare part two

[leanstooneside]

HOME RUN SLUGGERS (TREASUREMAP)

1. LAMBS WE JOY

2. SWEEPERS DICK JOE NED AND

3. THE BUSH SING LOUDER

4. THE CHURCH TO

5. WERE AFAR STRANGERS

6. SMILE I SING

7. LITTLE BOY FOUND

8. TAKE DELIGHT NOR SIT

9. THE CLOD OF

10. AND GOD LIKE

11. THE EARTH TO RISE

12. MORTAL LIFE BETRAY

13. BORE HER ARMED

14. CEASING ON EACH

15. AND LOVE IS MAN HIS CHILD AND

16. LEAD OTHERS WHEN

17. OF YOUTH WAS

18. THE SPRING; THE SKYLARK AND

19. OF YOUTH AND

[josepheconnell]

Princess Ariels Underwater Adventure: Finding the Lost Treasure Map! | Gabby and Mercy |

Join Princess Ariel on an exciting underwater quest as she searches for the lost treasure map! Dive into the depths of the ocean, solve puzzles, and meet friendly sea creatures along the way. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more magical adventures! #PrincessAriel #UnderwaterAdventure #TreasureMap Dive into the enchanting world of Princess Ariel in our latest adventure, “Princess Ariel’s Underwater Adventure: Finding the Lost Treasure Map!” Join Gabby and Mercy as they embark on a thrilling quest beneath the waves, filled with excitement, friendship, and a sprinkle of magic! In this captivating episode, our beloved mermaid princess discovers an ancient treasure map that leads to a hidden trove of wonders. But she can’t do it alone! With the help of her best friends Gabby and Mercy, they will navigate through vibrant coral reefs, dodge mischievous sea creatures, and solve clever puzzles that will test their bravery and teamwork. Will they uncover the treasure before time runs out? What to Expect: – Magical Underwater Scenes: Immerse yourself in stunning visuals that bring the ocean to life! – Exciting Challenges: Watch as our heroes face thrilling obstacles and clever riddles. – Friendship & Teamwork: Learn valuable lessons about collaboration and supporting one another. – Fun & Laughter: Enjoy light-hearted moments that will make you smile! Whether you’re a fan of mermaids or just love a good adventure story, this episode is packed with fun for viewers of all ages! So grab your snorkel gear and get ready to explore the depths of the ocean with Princess Ariel and her friends! Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel for more magical adventures! Click here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCde68JxF6O9SG00Ll3IE6vg?sub_confirmation=1 Join us on this underwater journey, and let’s uncover the secrets of the sea together! #PrincessAriel #UnderwaterAdventure #GabbyAndMercy #TreasureHunt #MermaidMagic https://gabbyandmercy.wordpress.com/2024/10/16/%f0%9f%a7%9c%e2%99%80%ef%b8%8f-princess-ariels-underwater-adventure-finding-the-lost-treasure-map-%f0%9f%97%ba%ef%b8%8f-gabby-and-mercy/

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🧜‍♀️ Princess Ariel’s Underwater Adventure: Finding the Lost Treasure Map! 🗺️ | Gabby and Mercy |

Join Princess Ariel on an exciting underwater quest as she searches for the lost treasure map! Dive into the depths of the ocean, solve puzzles, and meet friendly sea creatures along the way. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more magical adventures! #PrincessAriel #UnderwaterAdventure #TreasureMap Dive into the enchanting world of Princess Ariel in our latest adventure, “Princess…

[gabbyandmercy]

Princess Ariel's Underwater Adventure: Finding the Lost Treasure Map! | Gabby and Mercy |

Join Princess Ariel on an exciting underwater quest as she searches for the lost treasure map! Dive into the depths of the ocean, solve puzzles, and meet friendly sea creatures along the way. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more magical adventures! #PrincessAriel #UnderwaterAdventure #TreasureMap 🌊🧜‍♀️ Dive into the enchanting world of Princess Ariel in our latest adventure, "Princess Ariel's Underwater Adventure: Finding the Lost Treasure Map!" Join Gabby and Mercy as they embark on a thrilling quest beneath the waves, filled with excitement, friendship, and a sprinkle of magic! 🗺️✨ In this captivating episode, our beloved mermaid princess discovers an ancient treasure map that leads to a hidden trove of wonders. But she can't do it alone! With the help of her best friends Gabby and Mercy, they will navigate through vibrant coral reefs, dodge mischievous sea creatures, and solve clever puzzles that will test their bravery and teamwork. Will they uncover the treasure before time runs out? 🌟 What to Expect: - Magical Underwater Scenes: Immerse yourself in stunning visuals that bring the ocean to life! - Exciting Challenges: Watch as our heroes face thrilling obstacles and clever riddles. - Friendship & Teamwork: Learn valuable lessons about collaboration and supporting one another. - Fun & Laughter: Enjoy light-hearted moments that will make you smile! Whether you're a fan of mermaids or just love a good adventure story, this episode is packed with fun for viewers of all ages! So grab your snorkel gear and get ready to explore the depths of the ocean with Princess Ariel and her friends! 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more magical adventures! Click here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCde68JxF6O9SG00Ll3IE6vg?sub_confirmation=1 Join us on this underwater journey, and let’s uncover the secrets of the sea together! 🌊💖✨ #PrincessAriel #UnderwaterAdventure #GabbyAndMercy #TreasureHunt #MermaidMagic

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DRAGON ISLAND #pirates #treasure #treasuremap #dragons #dragon #ambience...

[docnad]

The envelope, please. And the winning caption is . . .

My Entry in The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest #903 https://attemptedbloggery.blogspot.com/2024/07/my-entry-in-new-yorker-cartoon-caption.html #MeredithSouthard #Pirate #TreasureMap #TheNewYorker #Cartoon #CaptionContest

[sindlostmani1973]

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