No, instead is what I’ve learned from @campaignpod Skyjacks. Jet Juke, you just say “I hit the party button!” and together we’ll decide what that means.
A couple of years ago I was running a Star Wars tabletop RPG @FFGames with a PC named Jet Juke who turned to me and asked tentatively “Can my ship have a party button that shoots fireworks?”
But that’s wrong, players get to add whatever party buttons they want. But even when Jet Juke, whose ship is named after either his girlfriend or his mother we don’t know they are both named Ethel, asks that still isn’t good enough because it means they thought I might say no.
“Han muttered a swear word that would make other smugglers raise an eyebrow.” implies not a particularly vicious swear word, but rather one like “doggonenabbit”.
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All the Baba Lysaga’s Creeping Hut art I’ve seen is not nearly fantastical enough. I want to see my players climbing up twisted tree limbs dodging their clumsy swipes!
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@N8W0LF I love the fae! In particular I like that:
1. They have to obey all the old ways rules (thy name three times, crossing thresholds, etc)
2. They are immortal, but that doesn't mean they can't be killed.
3. The thing a fae least expects is a genuine 'thank you'.