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[dragoner]

Specifically vampires: You're immortal. Your food is found almost literally everywhere on Earth. You can bend people to your will with a glance. Why would you ever need money?

You would have had time to get over having stuff.

 

[Ryujin]

You would have had time to get over having stuff.

With all the wars and natural disasters if you lived even a few hundred years, you would need to get over the need for stuff.

 

[TiQuinn]

With all the wars and natural disasters if you lived even a few hundred years, you would need to get over the need for stuff.

And yet there’s stuff that’s around that you remember as new and it’s stuff that’s still cool. You may cherish that stuff.

 

[dragoner]

Stuff with the weight of memory sounds onerous, too much of a burden, maybe trinkets.

 

[Ryujin]

Stuff with the weight of memory sounds onerous, too much of a burden, maybe trinkets.

Yeah, I don't really envision a vampire, or other immortal, carting around their favourite wingback chair or four poster bed. A locket, watch, ring, etc.? Sure. if it can easily be carried, then that would make sense.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

I dont know if you've worked IT office life, but its very much just Dilbert. Full time.

Oh, Dilbert. I remember when it was so on-point and funny in the late ‘90s.

Now?

D&D General - On Early D&D and Problematic Faves: How to Grapple with the Sins of the Past

A topic that has recently arisen again is the issue of problematic material in early Dungeons & Dragons. If you aren't familiar with the most recent controversy, the thread (about Gary Gygax and sexism) is here. That said, this is a topic that continues to re-occur. Sometimes it is about the...

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[dragoner]

Yeah, I don't really envision a vampire, or other immortal, carting around their favourite wingback chair or four poster bed. A locket, watch, ring, etc.? Sure. if it can easily be carried, then that would make sense.

Like going to your best friend's funeral, this is the last time we're together? This sucks.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Like going to your best friend's funeral, this is the last time we're together? This sucks.

They say that true friends stab you in the front..."
-The opening of the proposed eulogy for Nicole Brown Simpson written by her ex-husband.



Too soon?

 

[dragoner]

 

[overgeeked]

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Or it shows that this manager, like most others, is unqualified for the job.