@BadDiceBad Don't have a picture so here's a recipe:
1. Brown @JimmyDean Sage Sausage. Remove and drain. Set aside.
2. Make a butter/flour roux with minced garlic and onions.
3. Whisk in milk, sage, thyme, and lots of fresh black pepper.
4. Stir in drained sausage.
5. Boom!
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@printify@Etsy Appealing a suspension? Make sure you get everything corrected properly, or the suspension is permanent. But good luck, cause they don't have to tell you where you're out of compliance.
@printify@Etsy is a joke. Their policies are like the IRS tax code. Do your best to follow them. If something is out of order, you get suspended without notice or explanation. Good luck tryin to comply. 20 since suspension, 15 days since I was emailed telling me to wait 14 days.
@trexdrew@TheTrueArkher I believe a happy medium can be reached between simple and crunchy. This just further reinforces that D&D is no longer the game for me, which makes me sad as I have a long history with it.
@whatdoyoudopods @MNmaxed @smashfinder On top of that. We've added PvP and Self-Service mechanics to the game, making it a more casual environment that's easy to drop-in/drop-out of.
@whatdoyoudopods @MNmaxed @smashfinder Running a West Marches takes a good team (DMs/Mods) that works well together.
We use Discord and a Play by Post style, because scheduling a session is almost always a mess. Especially when you have players all across the world.
@itsginnydi I think I'm gonna give my druid player a number of wild shapes = 2 + their Wisdom modifier. He's scared to use wild shape because of the limited uses.
@whatdoyoudopods @MNmaxed I've looked into something like this for my players, but it's beyond my skills.
They want a D&D/PF fighting game to test character builds with and online PvP arenas.
@jamesjhaeck I would love to see Drizzt on the big screen. However, with the lack of acknowledgments or credits for Dave Arneson, Gary Gygax, and Ed Greenwood... I'm really glad they didn't.