There was a brief period of time, a decade or so, when I decided that I was going to have very deep thoughts about #ttrpgs and that I would then share them via a blog.
I quickly realized that I wasn’t that insightful.
But I only recently came to terms with that realization.
it's quite likely that by trying to install twitter on a new phone I will have to use a phone number/email account I haven't had access to for years.
So farewell.
There's probably a lesson here, but be damned if I can figure it out.
@freeradicalpunk@LauraSavino747 Gotcha. Still, secured onto their parent's (assuming) back like in the picture, they'd have to crane far left or right to see much.
Maybe if they were in front, facing forward?
@freeradicalpunk@LauraSavino747 Have you been on a plane? As a child?
High seats directly in front of you. Your periphery encompassed by larger adults. Your world is three seat-backs in front of you.
It's not exactly sipping coffee on the Champs-Élysées.
Increase dungeon difficulty with some flooding.
Can you swim? Can you swim in armour?
Will your rations survive the immersion in filthy water?
Will your spell book? #ttrpg
@LawDogStrikes@viktor_haag I think the "bracketing fire" of Space Opera's Nova Guns was probably my favourite space combat model. 5 minute turns, Star Torps whipping around at 300 Light Seconds/turn (light speed).
@jayadan Say this for our little dog: she never held grudges. Not against skunks, not against the cat who at best ignored her and and worst hated her. She was always down to be friends.