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@scholasticdragn I chose the hero options in my run, and I was less powerful for it. And I defeated the evildoers anyway, even as they insisted I couldn't beat them without falling to their level.
That having been said, yeah the emperor plotline fell short even in that regard.
@scholasticdragn This is an interesting take tbh. I can't say I disagree with your points, but my honest impression on my initial run was the opposite. Maybe the thought was part of the "heroic fantasy" of being compassionate in an unforgiving world is that the compassion comes at personal cost?
@JustinaRevolut1 Lots of excellent systems out there to bring many types of people joy! Are there any specific systems you've played or worked on that you would consider "the greatest?"
@MoseyDm and the half-caster mechanics of Ranger and Paladin wouldn't work as another class without multiclassing, which not everyone who wants to play those concepts wants to do.
@MoseyDm Mechanical identity is where I HARD disagree with you if this is about 5e. Warlocks and sorcerers especially are built around mechanical concepts that fully aren't compatible with other classes,-
@KateTheGreatCos @Clearly_Golden Was going to mention this as well! If the specific issue with Google docs is the lack of a sidebar, this can fix that, and it's what I personally use!
If there's other issues you have with Google Docs though, then it might not be the solution.
@samreich The little-known "Tetris Reveal." It only works if the opponent has only pushed one pawn in their opening moves. If your own pawn advances to complete the row in their rank, the opponents row of pawns disappears, which can lead to a discovered check.
#emmyforgamechanger
Not because GC needs an Emmy to be excellent. The Emmys don't matter and the cast and crew are still brilliant without one.
But because more people need to see what can happen when creators have the audacity to care about each other.
@navarroc0821 My Mimic Wizard/Artificer named Tycho has been putting his skills as a former librarian (okay, technically he was a bookshelf) to use, shopping for spell scrolls in the big city.