Theoretically, where would you put such things? Are there any particularly good sites? I started a blog a while ago but didn't really like the interface. I'd like to have a permanent archive of my thoughts though, if only for my own like, self examination.
I've only ever heard it used for the New York mayor. Its silly but like NYC is richer than many US states and many entire countries so their mayor gets to play differently ig
Yeah but you gotta try it with the sun immediately rising behind you. Works like a charm.
I saw people posting about it but don't really know what it is. Some kind of pokemon RPG? Or like a conversion for it? Truth is I don't know that much about Pokemon. (Or neopets, which I assume is kind of similar and apparently a big thing right now.)
Well, I think you know what I'd suggest! 💀 ❤️
not me paying thousands of dollars for mostly library access and taking an L anyhow
Book
Art, an enemy of the people
Taylor, Roger, 1940-
Hassocks : Harvester Press; 1978
AVAILABLE , ECA Library - (STANDARD LOAN) - Level 0 ; BH39 Tay.
No online edition available
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I'm pretty averse to most exercise so I was told to swim. Ended up spending enough time in water that I went almost blonde, but it worked pretty well and it never even really felt like exercise.
The "anti-art" thing might be my favorite Flintism, baha. I've seen you post about this a few times and I'd like to know more, but I have no clue what you're really talking about. Are your manifestos going to cover it?
That was 12-year-old me with the old Eberron campaign setting for 3rd edition D&D. I've never played 3rd, had only just started 5th, and didn't know at all what the various mechanical components it referenced meant, but gah did I love the world and its ideas. I pictured entire stories in my head...
Hey, thanks! I appreciate it. I have a tendency to read pretty widely so this isn't my first foray into manuscripts but I admit I'm not highly experienced with them either, so it should be neat!
Hey if there's no future in a sitch I think the people have decided you should Post About It
Oh I think it's fascinating. I don't know if I agree; then, I'm not sure I disagree. I'm not even sure I need to do either. But I really did enjoy reading it and I'm going to probably vacillate over it for hours.
I am an American, true, aha. But I'm also a history student at the University of Edinburgh. Though this isn't for class, it's just for fun.
I do know Charlemagne! Not a ton, but a little. Mostly because I used to read about paladins, because of d&d. Do you have any recommendations?
But now Im really thinking about it, so expect me to have a new answer in like three days.
...I'm not a quick thinker. 💀
Help I've been eyemogged
It tells the story of the kaiser, a powerful man who ruled a great empire, but instead of the wise and brave leader people imagined, he was vain, poorly informed, impulsive, and arrogant beyond belief. His awful leadership led to the destruction of his empire! ...it's not so random in my mind. Baha
Though this probably depends heavily on setting and the type of adventure. My world is pretty arid so there relatively few rivers, and the ones that exist are pretty vital, so they show up on maps. In a greener world they might not be as noteworthy.
I would only include major rivers that present a major obstacle to foot travel, or are used as important travel routes. In wet areas I treat minor rivers as a random feature within a hex, and if discovered, I can extend it in a way that makes sense if it matters.
I don't know anything about anything, but if there's a god of some kind, I think the best conclusion is that it's not all-powerful and, possibly, its so alien from humanity that there's no point trying to understand it.
Or possibly it's just incompetent. Power doesn't imply ability.
This is one of those things where I'm genuinely bugged that I didn't do perfectly.
Bahaha. Yeah! I won him when I was like 7. I have far more stuffies than I will ever post online. (Beanie boos? Check. Fugglers? Got a new on *today*. Jellycats? Ofc. Sonny Angels? ....yeah.)
But Snorlax is my favorite. He's the only one who actually sleeps *with* me instead of just over there.
He was my favorite when I first saw the movies, which I actually did years before reading the books. Then I turned on him. Now, with the advance of years, I'm right back where I started. Boromir is great and the most interesting character in the entire fellowship.
I sound, and look, like a freak reading this. I already double-read pages, so I'm reading the English on my laptop, then the German, then going back to the English and mumbling the German to myself. "Konig" is easy. Not so much the rest.
(I know this isn't RPG related, sorry! I just like books!)
So I found this kinda neat old thing yesterday and took it home and started reading the English translation line by line with the fraktur. Its the memoirs of the head of the Kaiser's household during WW1. So far it does not present a flattering picture of the guy.
Its...familiar.
Gah, I'm sorry. It's very cool you're a cyborg, but gnh, that process sounds just awful!
Thank you!
I've always been as nice as I possibly can be to people and yet I still have a few bad memories of people being horribly mean for no reason at all. I mean like I know I can be annoying sometimes, sure, but sometimes people were mean for no actual reason I could think of, even wrong ones.
It's all hand! I'm glad people like it; maybe I'll post more of my art sometime, aha.
Usually though I don't run dungeons that quite fit on a map long enough to make this kind of thing worth it. Generally they're just black lines; not always even to scale.
Maybe that undersells it! It was during the chips and soda phase. I don't eat chips so while everyone is vibing I juiced it up a little. The skeleton was already there. But it wasn't hours or anything!
Oh and there's that pendant that I didn't realize people apparently use as dice. Baha.
