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I know this is meant to be funny but it actually makes such a good point about how ADHD and executive dysfunction can impact people in really major ways, including financially

actually kind of impressive that the raw malice towards reddit was concentrated enough that it crystallised into reddit entering internet lexicon as a derogatory adjective and sticking, even on reddit, even in wake of reddit's political success [remembering my mutuals hate beowulf analogies] like beowulf, what with the dragon

It's fun being queer and weird and unconventional until you remember you live in a society

do you ever feel yourself fail a charisma check in real time

I hate to comment on something that's so far removed from me that I'm not so much backseat driving as speculating on the goings on of a completely different vehicle in another lane, but is the idea behind this season of critical role's enormous cast that there are enough to kill some off? like is it a suicide squad situation? start with 13 and see who makes it to the end?

okay so I'm gathering not

I keep hearing this season described as a "west marches" style campaign and it's like. well okay sure I guess you do have players in fairly fluid groups breaking up and reconvening. but my understanding of west marches-style gameplay is very much that it's about a.) lessening the burden of scheduling and b.) do away with the need for a GM to contrive an elaborate over-arching plot and like. okay. in the first place I simply cannot imagine that corralling 14 working entertainers (+ crew) was not a rather intensive feat of scheduling. and also we all know what actual play shows are like, of course there's an elaborate story planned with a 200 page megadoc to keep it all straight. come on now. are you playing a west marches game or do you just have 13 players.

making a pilgrimage to tumblr & getting conned by a blogger claiming to sell scraps of the shroud of pjackk