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ive never seen a fully active editijg thoughts like usually its afew things here and their i kinda love it

Alternate proposal: a Dutch-style G (pronounced with a gutteral "Hiff")

Amazing content and good voice!

Hey man wanted to leave this for you. I love your vibe. Genuinely you remind me of one of my good friends. Keep it up man!

Helpful review, thanks

Nice !

The holy blast didn't affect Bez because he was working on the side of good. There are deep philosophical issues on this movie that can only be appreciated by long time D&D gamers whose character progression can only be earned by being faithful to one's alignment: good versus evil and lawful versus chaotic. It takes high wisdom points to appear evil outwardly but being good secretly. We always see evil people pretending to be good in real life. This movie shows that good people are capable of similar deception to defeat evil men.

I don't think you mentioned "rogue" at all, but The Planeswalker's Handbook (2e) introduced rogue modrons as a playable race. Nordom is one of these, and I suspect your Craig would be too. They're basically modrons who have been touched by chaos, or otherwise separated from the will of Primus (like Hugh from Star Trek). They're usually lawful neutral, but with their own eccentricities. They aren't quite like fallen angels or ascended fiends, but they fill a similar role lore-wise, being imperfect examples of their alignment. Such a modron could still be part of Primus's plan, or maybe they are seeking their own path. As a DM I would have a hard time allowing a normal modron as a PC, due to the lack of free will, but a rogue allows every robot/AI trope to be used as a plot point or character motivation.

"What fills a mans heart with NEUTRALITY!?" ZAPP BRANNIGAN

I try to always include a modron, when running a campaign. I enjoy placing a monodrone, as it’s hysterical to watch a bunch of engineers try and figure out how to make a ‘one command’ creature useful (it usually began with them telling it to do things, and the looks on their faces when it only did the last ‘statement’ spoken).. it got figured out, but the fun remained there😁 Excellent content

Very clever way of generating the animation by simply tiling the mesh in Tabletop simulator via OBS. Kudos

Super excited to play this species--

Love a good Harengon, my Rogue/Paladin is my favorite. But now to be that guy... Proficiency bonus at level 1 is +2 So you get a minimum of 10feet with the BunnyHop feature.

Leaping Leepis, what furry Springheel shenanigans is this!

Wait a minute you didn't show your level up I was looking forward to your reaction to the change in the spell list for bards

Bro you want your rapier in your off hand for the light weapon bonus everybody gets if the off hand weapon is a light weapon😂

In the Technology section of the book, there are no stats for the laser weapons pictured on the page. Know why that is? Where might I find those?

"Why is everyone so wet?" -Me, Watching Hentai

Wow, worked like a charm. Thanks!

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...Nikto.

It's back! 😱

Thank you much, i've been trying to solve this issue for days and you were the only one with the solutions

Did these people smoke weed or something before coming to play...

Hey man, good stuff. I wanna get in contact with you about this. I've been wanting to run this as a DM for about 10 years, but I never managed to do it. I drew my own version of the 6 levels back then and have recently been revisiting them, they're kinda similar to the detailed maps by john but mine are mostly handrawn. I'm currently in the process of making real life models for all the monsters and the plan is to perhaps run a 3d physical session also.

New gameplay?

This mod came out years before Tyson bit Hollyfield.

Love the idea of Eye of Beholder! Love the vid man

I always thought it would be fun to blend this adventure with the Temple of the Frog adventure from Blackmoor and have a campaign that slowly grew from old school DnD into Gamma World.

A quick correction! It was 10 feet squares in the original as well. I am excited for the new very tech-stylized map design, would be interested to see how that artstyle would look like in the Dyson Logos version of the maps!

That intro...why? Headphone warning

Wow that is a cool program. What are you using out of curiosity

I realized i skipped the princess location, was annoying as hell backtracking

Heya! are you able to make the lightning video available? or send the url?! Thank you btw!

That movie is criminally underrated and has many good moments. Thanks for giving it some love! The beautiful half-drawn quest of Danodar in the opening. Melora, that scientist, who starts out offending the gods by asking them to mend old gloves, getting what she deserved. That lich, who ultimately just wants some fun, proving Damodars first suspicions of him. The Ona scene. The arc of Lux and Nim. The arrogant but genuinely constructive group of wizards. That grotesque drow blood scene that shows that Damodar is still a monster. The chance Berek had to detect the Dorian illusion, who curses the fallen tree, which the true priest would never do. Finally the general faithfulness to AD&D in the movie's mood.

I'm sorry that I didn't realize we were in a pit TIM

I think you are missing a playlist for this series. Love a good "blind" run of Pathfinder!

What's in the background? Like... What is the app's name?

My players ran into two big baddies. An AI contained until they released it. A jubilee like bacteria like creature that just keep absorbing and growing.

it was crap

I feel your frustration. It's painful to watch what was once a great show degenerate into what Doctor Who is now. It now has the look and feel of an incredibly amateurish community theatre production. Unless something fundamental changes, it just isn't worth watching.

Idk, maybe the doctor just didn't have the screw driver on him? Or perhaps reaching for it would have set off the mine? Considering just having an adrenaline rush nearly set it off it would be reasonable to assume that moving his arm to reach for something would definitely risk setting it off. At least that's what I assumed when watching.

Nice video my dude! Keep it up man

Well this was a weird take. Sure, why react to being on another planet with that kind of sky. Child see's a hologram of her dead father - doesn't notice some green glowing lights. That's odd? I think your mind may work... uniquely. Truly excellent episode after two right stinkers.

The kid comes across as a bad actor but I think the issue is they cast a 10 year old to play a part that seemed to be written for a 5 year old. Or in other words replace her with a 5 year old and all of her behavior makes a lot more sense. That said, I actually really enjoyed this episode. When the Doctor leaves the Tardis he actually does yell at Ruby to stay, she just doesn't hear him and he's in too much of a hurry to notice. Ruby pausing when she notices the sky. This made perfect sense to me because last month I traveled to see the solar eclipse. It was actually my second time seeing one but it was still just as awe inspiring. When you have that precious few minutes under totality, when you can look at the eclipse with your naked eye and you see the beautiful white hairs of the sun's corona stretching across the dark sky you can't help but be moved. The sky is always beautiful but the fast majority of the time it is uninteresting because there's only ever like 3 or 4 different states it can be in (not considering clouds). Daytime, Nighttime, Dusk/Dawn. The sky doesn't DO anything, there are no surprises and even our bodies are wired to some degree around this reliability. We EXPECT the sky to be a certain way and we don't notice that we expect it because it never surprises us. So du ring an eclipse when the sky does something NEW for the first (or even the second) time in your life, the AWE hits you like a biological fact. That's just from 1 alien looking object in what is otherwise just a dusky sky. So if Ruby suddenly notices that the sky is 0% like anything she has ever seen, you bet that will be another competing point of focus. Also keep in mind that her vision was previously obscured by dust. She hasn't been ignoring the sky up to that point, she couldn't see it and then she suddenly could. The Doctor takes people around time and space specifically to give people a chance to experience those moments. Yes he's on a landmine but he's actually been on one before and lived, along with thousands of other life threatening situations. And at this moment he is balanced in a way that it's not counting down and he's not yet aware of the failsafe. So when Ruby sees what he brought her here to see, the Doctor understands what she's going through and gives her a few precious seconds (that he actually can spare) because if he doesn't he'd be betraying the very reason he even travels to begin with. He even says "it flips the stomach doesn't it?" Focousing on the sky for a moment also gives him the opportunity to get a piece of the puzzle which is this is a planet that he knows to be empty and there shouldn't be a full on war at a place like this. My favorite thing about that episode was the poem the Doctor recites. I'm fairly sure it is a hypercondensed version of a story that the Third Doctor told Jo Grant where he seeks the advice of a wise monk on his darkest day and they teach him the meaning of life.

idk this feels a bit nitpicky like sure some decisions are stupid but i doesn't pull me out of the story and make it "The worst episode so far" it to me is one of the best so far. I will admit that the daughter was poorly written what probably happen was that they wrote it for a much younger actor and due to the fact that young childern are very hard to work with the casted a 12-year-old in part really made for a 5-year-old. But other then that i thought it was fine.

sorry- it is a loosely related realty-and this season is going to put everyone on their ear- Dr Who- is always safe from jumping the shark- the only pop exception i can think of

And we thought it couldn’t get any worse. I’m surprised you survived the first two episodes.

Gem

This module can officially kiss my ass. These mimics are one thing, but the rust monsters are on a whole new level of bullshit.