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[D56] meant to phone [D44] for a hookup but they accidentally called [D56] instead. They didn't mind as it still resulted in orgasms.
Winter was going to phone Theo but got Gabi instead
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HMS Danae and HMS Repulse at Princes Pier, Melbourne, Australia.
Photographed by Allan C. Green.
Date: March 17, 1924
State Library of Victoria: 1016
#HMS Danae#HMS Danae (D44)#Danae class#D Class#cruiser#HMS Repulse#HMS Repulse (1916)#Renown class#battlecruiser#warship#ship#Melbourne#Australia#March#1924#interwar period#my post
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I just wrote a d44 table for a very stupid bit (wanted to have a 5e npc who may or may not ever get used return a random result to any effect used to discern their creature type, but there's 14 types in 5e and a d44 with choose and add a tag then choose was the closest I could get), and it had me wondering how often the stranger dXX tables get used. And also if there was a better way for 14 equally weighted options on a table
As discussed in a recent post, in order to create an equally weighted dice table without forced re-rolls, the number of entries on the table needs to be a multiple of the prime factors of the number of sides on the dice. Fourteen has a prime factor of seven, which is not found in the standard polyhedra (a standard set of polyhedral dice offers prime factors of 2, 3 and 5), so to do it with dice you'd need, like, a d7.
If you're okay with allowing some forced re-rolls, you're already doing pretty well – a d44 lookup table with fourteen entries only forces you to re-roll one time in eight. We can make the odds of a forced re-roll arbitrarily small by resorting to increasingly baroque combinations of standard dice, so here it's less about the math and more about your tolerance for Shenanigans. A good compromise between minimising forced re-rolls and ease of use might be a d100 lookup table indexed in blocks of seven (i.e., 01–07, 08–14, 15–21, etc.); this would force a re-roll on a result of 99 or 00, or one time in fifty.
Venturing beyond dice, one interesting possibility is tarot cards: if you divide the minor and major arcana into separate decks, the minor arcana can be used as an ersatz d14 owing to the fact that tarot decks have four court cards per suit rather than three. Many RPGs which use tarot cards for conflict resolution make heavy use of what are effectively d14 lookup tables for this reason; His Majesty the Worm springs to mind as a reasonably accessible example of the type.
(The major arcana, meanwhile, can stand in for a d22, another equally weighted table size that's impossible to achieve without forced re-rolls using standard dice, since it has a prime factor of 11.)
As for "stranger dXX tables", it depends on what you mean by that. Lookup tables indexed with a pair of dice where the first die refers you to an internal sub-table to be read from the second die are commonly found using all sorts of dice, but the "dXY" notation (i.e., where X is the number of sides on the first die and Y is the number of sides on the second die) isn't commonly used outside the legacy case of "d66" for d6,d6 tables. Off the top of my head, @gormengeist's Greed makes minor use of both d44 and d88 tables (notated as such), and I'm pretty sure I read something recently that uses 32-entry dice tables notated as d48, though for the life of me I can't recall what.
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The Delineator, no. 4, Vol. XLVIII. Autumn Number. October 1896. Published by the Butterick Publishing Co. London & New York. Colored Plate 21. Figure D44. Outdoor Toilette. Internet Archive, uploaded by Albert R. Mann Library
Figure D 44. — LADIES’ OUTDOOR TOILETTE.
Figure D 44. — This consists of a Ladies’ jacket and skirt. The jacket pattern, which is No. 8661 and costs 1s. 3d. or 30 cents, is in thirteen sizes for ladies from twenty-eight to forty-six inches, bust measure, and may be seen differently portrayed on page 438 of this number of The Delineator. The skirt pattern, which is No. 8599 and costs 1s. 3d. or 30 cents, is in nine sizes for ladies from twenty to thirty-six inches, waist measure, and is shown on its accompanying label.
A leading style of jacket or blazer and skirt is shown at this figure. The jacket is here pictured made of a handsome quality of broadcloth, with a velvet collar and velvet cuff-facings, and the skirt of gay plaid wool goods. The loose fronts of the jacket are closed with four handsome cord frogs and are reversed in stylish lapels that form notches with the rolling coat collar. At the sides and back a close adjustment is effected by under-arm and side-back gores and a center seam and stylish outstanding flutes result from extra widths underfolded in box plaits at the middle three seams. One-seam sleeves that are gathered stand out in short leg-o’-mutton puffs at the top and are comfortably close-fitting below; they are completed with deep, round cuff-facings of velvet. Machine-stitching finishes the pocket laps and all the free edges of the jacket.
The skirt, which is known as the new bell skirt, is circular at the front and sides and in two gores at the back. At the front it flares stylishly and it ripples gracefully at the sides and back.
The most admired jackets are made of broadcloth, cheviot, etc., in any of the popular shades, and a velvet collar and cuffs and machine-stitching form the fashionable finish. With a stylish street jacket, a skirt of plain cloth or of bright plaid wool may be worn.
The large hat shows a lavish trimming of ostrich tips.
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Brian must be heartbroken about some of these items Mary is auctioning off, particularly his acoustic guitar. There’s a photo in the Queen in 3-D book of him and Freddie sitting in a couch, just the two of them, with Freddie holding the guitar, and he wrote: “It’s Freddie and myself in a quiet moment. Freddie played the guitar pretty well… That’s the Humming Bird, probably my favorite acoustic guitar of all time. Freddie is giving it a workout!” 💔
Here’s the photo 🥺
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Yes, I remember this part. Brian always has such a wistful way of describing simple things, it makes my heart hurt.
I can't help but think Brian is upset to think that a lot of Freddie's things like that are going to go off to some random rich person, yeah. Brian has Freddie's touring piano, so I can definitely picture him wanting his acoustic guitar and--hello--the handwritten lyrics to "Bohemian Rhapsody." I really do wonder how he feels hearing the news, given that he's such a sentimental person, puts a lot of value into material objects (he was devastated when his house flooded and stuff got destroyed), and clearly tries to feel closer to Freddie in various ways that he can, such as having his Funko Pop on his nightstand, using a mug with Freddie's image on it, etc., and those are just cheap items that never belonged to Freddie. I'm sure Brian could afford to be the highest bidder at an auction if he really wants the guitar or something else that badly, but still, I doubt Mary asked if he (or any loved ones) wanted any of Freddie's stuff first, and it must suck if he had to find out all of Freddie's things are going to be sold the way we did.
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Aaaand here they are! I hope you like them! (All day spent to make them...) Annnnd yes! Phoenix is kinda like cuphead...but dont worry...i will help on that... :3 btw the dimension of the comic is D44s dimension
;3 (btw i forgot to say they have connection with the devil but they are not working to him) bye pack!
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Residential house D44
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D44.
Today I wanted to draw a big buy.
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D44
#day 44#the ssum#the ssum june#the ssum spoilers#the ssum: love from today#june private account#free exploration 2
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Some updated pictures from Harry’s route (5/?)
D33, D44, D55
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The 2nd idol on your Tumblr Dashboard accidently sent a sexy text to [D56]
Sunghoon accidentally sent a text to Chaeyoung
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LAL:CE D44 Mr. MaCavity
The Lackadaisy Pilot reminded me of idea I had for a character in Rivals of Aether. Meet "The Calico Crook", Mr. MaCavity! A gentleman thief from the steampunk island of Scattland. Inspired by Sly Cooper as he appeared in Playstation All-Stars: Battle Royal, he's got a hook-shaped staff for range and gadgets for traps and stage control. He even has the same quirk Sly had in PSAS:BR where instead of Blocking or Dodging, he turns near invisible allowing for sneaky attacks!
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