@gunsnrosesgirl3 I don’t like it. Even if the math actually worked out, it would mean that if you’re born on a Tuesday, your birthday would forever be Tuesday. No weekend birthdays for you!
@MaisieLynn17 @GabeJamesGames On the other hand, I hate when my poor argument skills IRL handicaps my socially adept character. I mean, this guy has +9 to persuasion, but I get tongue-tied at the table. Why do I have to actually persuade the DM, when my buddy can just roll dice and shoot him?
@matthewmercer@wiIdemount Wonderful words, Matt. I know I won’t be heard among the thousands of voices shouting at you all the time, but you are one of the people I admire the most. A truly good human, calling out to the best in us. Thank you for being here.
@shan_no_nosays I’m a hearing person with just a rudimentary touch of ASL (some courses, plus living down the road from NTID), and I would LOVE to watch this! Please, let it happen!
@kyuupcumber@wiIdemount I know, right? Yes, Ashton made a bad decision, but it wasn’t in any way an attack or betrayal on Fearne. I saw all the yelling about it before I got to see the episode, and when this scene happened I said: Hold on, this is what she said she wanted, she said it was OK, so …?!
@vividsketches These are great ideas! I’d love them. My only other request is to use some non-traditional shape for the d4s. I hate the pyramid shape. You can’t roll them or even hardly pick them up, and they can be nearly lethal if dropped. There are much better shapes to use! </rant>
@choochoobear@CallumCooney This is why secret votes are so important, and why many states don’t allow you to photograph your ballot. Your boss could let you vote, but require you provide proof you voted “right.” So could your spouse or the manager of the local health clinic or food bank.
@AbolethEye@WomenOfTTRPG Same. The mini was cool, in a dramatic pose with a longbow, and I loved her, but it wasn’t the best choice for the melee-heavy group I was playing with.
@gunsnrosesgirl3 This is a very appealing idea, but has another drawback besides the issues with the transition: This means your birthday will always be on the same day of the week. If you’re born on a Tuesday, you never get a weekend birthday ever.