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It’s safe to say that a shapeshifter slot is a kind of chameleon that changes its skin to match the environment. However, in contrast to the
It’s safe to say that a shapeshifter slot is a kind of chameleon that changes its skin to match the environment. However, in contrast to the
Okay so, it’s #dimension20 when Fig tells Gilear to stay behind, but it’s the scene in Airbud with the pudding. 
Switched from slides to crocs for better agility (hasn’t paid off).
I know I posted this earlier but I got really self-conscious about posting so much this week haaaaa
I saw a picture of a dead rat with an empty bottle of Hennesy today and all I could think was that Kugrash died yesterday.
#TheUnsleepingCity #Dimension20
#TheUnsleepingCity #Dimension20
RIP to Bruce Kugrich, stock broker, shepherd druid, and homeless activist. He passed away yesterday surrounded by loved ones and swirling chaos after eating a bagel that contained all knowledge and transcending the material plane. He is survived by two sons, David and Santa Claus
He made the Nice List.
D&D was interesting tonight. First big fight since we started watching #dimension20. I didn't really change my approach but I was more conscious of involving players in describing their spell effects (one player cast mental prison, one was hit with phantasmal killer)...
...and trying to better incorporate the concept of simultaneity, specifically by describing what NPC enemies were in the middle of doing (what they would have done on their next turn) when they died, to give players a sense of achievement, let them know what they'd prevented.
For my players who also watch #dimension20, though, the thing that jumped out to them was my more climactic use of giant pile of dice spells. The party was still in pretty good shape because they had an epic level Ancients Paladin (spell resistance in an aura)...
Let me tell you a thing about D&D: if I have to run a game for strangers, I would rather run a game for people who've never played the game than for people who have played it loads of times.
And the reason is, I don't know what attitudes and preconceived notions people are bringing to the table. If they're new... they probably don't have a lot! They might have some ideas but mostly in the form of questions.
New players are apt to get really excited about it and really just go whole (30-50 feral) hog into the spirit of the thing.
Whereas an established player might, 3-5 hours in, still argue, "I just don't see why my character would go along with this. I don't trust any of you."
Whereas an established player might, 3-5 hours in, still argue, "I just don't see why my character would go along with this. I don't trust any of you."
