Top Posts Tagged with #bold move

the fact that tolkien started writing lord of the rings, realised that the entire concept of the one ring made various plot elements of the hobbit fall to pieces, and dealt with this by saying 'the reason this makes no sense is because the hobbit is from bilbo's perspective and he fudged the truth' is already extremely powerful. but then he actually went the extra mile and re-released the book as essentially the same book but with the plot holes fixed and said 'please enjoy this Objectively True version of this story, untainted by bilbo's mischievous lies' like what a flex. absolute madlad

#playing the 'unreliable narrator' card to hide the fact that your sequel created a retroactive continuity error in your first book?#bold move #rewriting your first book to fix the stuff that didn't make sense?#INCREDIBLY bold move.#be shh now #lotr #the hobbit #i think more authors should do this instead of frantically trying to justify mistakes in their work #that thing you noticed that didn't make sense? don't worry about it bro. didn't happen #containment breach

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smart move, trying to scam me in French

confusing your victims, a method I can get behind

#bold move #claiming to be a British person while also claiming to not be fluent in english

Reading up on that missing submarine full of rich idiots on twitter, and the bot accounts are doing the usual bot thing where they copy an old comment about the same subject and add "look at my profile" to the end, but the comments they're copying are a little too old, leading to some hilariously cruel accidental sarcasm.

#oceangate #titan #submarine #logitech #bold move #it's a bold strategy cotton. let's see if it pays off for him #can't wait to see what they accomplish next

THEY LEFT THAT EMPTY NET ON THE POWER PLAY FOR JOHNNY AND FOR JOHNNY ONLY

#LIKE YA REALLY THOUGHT WE WOULDNT SCORE #BOLD MOVE #ANYWAYS JT DILF SUPREMACY #leafs lb

My sister is going to be a first time DM. She's played DND a small handful of times and she doesn't listen to any of the podcasts. She's using my husband as a rules lawyer/co dm because she's just excited to tell a story.

For our session zero she had everyone make their character at the table and then introduce them to the table with as little or as much backstory as we wanted to give. Afterward she had everyone roll a d6, counted the most repeated number, and then had us pass the character sheet that number to our right.

I'd never heard of anyone doing this. I love it. Has anyone else ever played a game set up to start this way? Do you guys have strong feelings one way or the other about this approach?