Hot take: A DM screen doesn’t block the players’ view; it marks where the power sits. It exists to remind the table who decides what truth survives. The DM screen doesn’t conceal rolls.
It conceals mercy.
I just ate wasabi from Kroger. (I don’t have enough experience to be relevant on this subject.) Look out for my next book, Cheetos, sushi, and the American Dream.
Frankenstein’s monster ripping out his neck bolts to use as nunchucks and absolutely wrecking the Blue Power Ranger might be the greatest thing I’ve ever seen.
@ALEXF0RREST When I was in college, there was a screening of 1942’s Holiday Inn. It was publicized as a classic Christmas movie in the same vein as “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “Miracle on 34th Street” so I took my girlfriend to see it. And then there was this scene…😳😳😳
I need a real answer here. When a recipe calls for “x” amounts of butter, is the norm to use unsalted or salted? I keep having mini panic attacks every time they don’t specify! #help
Comedy writing theory: To create an original hero, simply take a heroic archetype and lower one of their ability ranks (a la D&D style) to zero. Examples: Batman with zero dexterity. Obi-Wan with zero strength. Neo from The Matrix with zero charisma.