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Everyone knows str is the primary hotness stat.

It comes down to the tragedy of the commons. It's unlikely to make a difference if one person does or doesn't vote, but with a lot of people it can. Which state it is just changes how many people it takes.

Because she barely lost in a few crucial states. It would have taken fewer than 80,000 nonvoters voting for her in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania to flip the election.

If you want to put a cool cursed item in your game, just drop it when the players are still too low level to have remove curse…or make it subtle enough that they don’t initially realize it’s cursed.

Or make the item powerful enough that the players are tempted to use it anyway.

Is there a link to the first installment?

"i thought this plan was foolproof, but i genuinely forgot about doors"

And then there's my fighter, who killed three pirates after hearing about their hopes and dreams.

If it doesn't have a large social media campaign it doesn't exist.

The longer I look at this map the less it makes sense.

Love Ahdok's art

lol Poor guy

🥳

A regular sized die

There are links and a name in the comic.

I love how this artist has two series; one with a different setup for the same punchline every time, and one with the same setup for a different punchline every time.

Do they mean a classic DnD foe, or a foe with the name of an entirely unrelated DnD monster tacked on?

Implying BDSM isn't some nerd shit

Willie's Chocolate Experience

That kind of nonsense was typical for the campaign :)

A party member once used spike growth, grappling, and a wide array of speed boosts to deal so much damage it couldn't be rolled on Fantasy Grounds and we had to roll it on Wolfram Alpha and enter it manually. Appropriately enough it totalled 666 damage.