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It's a Bad Brains Christmas, Charlie Brown

I would like to, but I screwed up something in my upper back, and everything I have tried in terms of upper body work gives me serious pain.

They're not, but they aren't the same thing either. If the parts that need to be a useful reference are interesting to read as well, that's nice. But if they aren't, I don't care.

I'm sorry, if you use words like "diegetically" in your post, I'm just not going to bother reading your posts any more.

As long as we're making wishes, I want a convertible.

Lag, gnomes, crash, gnomes, lag

English. You're welcome.

I'm not posting in the other thread because I didn't start the other thread because I double checked my work and managed not to post the other thread that would have made me look like a complete idiot (I will admit to being an idiot, but not a complete idiot).

Potato chips. They tend to have a bit more sugar than corn chips. At least among the brands I like.

I lost about 5 pounds last year, mainly by cutting back on sugar by putting a hard limit on sugary drinks, switching to corn chips, and no more candy bar/cupcake snacks. I'm not sure I needed to, since I'm on the low end of healthy weight anyway, but the size of my gut was starting to disturb...

But the clouds are so far up there. If I don't yell at them, they're not going to hear me.

It needs to have an interesting hook to bring me and the players into the adventure. The pieces need to connect reasonably well It needs to be clear to the DM how the pieces connect. It needs to be well written and well edited in terms of the rules of the game. This is not something I want. I...

Very little. There's 15 pages on the races available to play. But if they want to play a PHB race, there's paragraph to a half page about naming conventions and lore changes. There's a page listing the available languages, but it's more clarification of what's in the official sources, and a...

I don't really make a distinction between the two. The distinction for me is more coherent/incoherent, and I try to keep the incoherent stuff to myself. I think the only coherent stuff I don't share with my players (besides NPC plots and such) is the stat blocks for home brew monsters. And...

I am running a Dungeon of the Mad Mage Campaign, and one of our players no longer has the time to commit to a regular D&D game. So we are looking for someone to join part way in. We play Saturday nights from 5:30 until 9:00 or 9:30. We generally try to end around 9:00, but may push it if we are...

The main player handout is 43 pages. I've got all sorts of scraps and notes floating about on top of that, but it's not what I would call coherent. And I could probably dig up more about specific areas that I've run campaigns in.

Finished the Goblin Emperor by Katherine Addison. It was okay. I did like the characters, I thought they were well done. The world building was not bad. It's an intrigue book, which is not my usual fare. I gave it a shot, but I was not really impressed with the intrigue. Almost all of it seemed...

Here's my dice briefcase: Show us your favorite die, your favorite set, all of 'em, whatever.

Link to Forbes article. Found eating coconuts on the island of Vangunu, the secret of the giant rats was known only by the villagers. It reads like an adventure for 1st level characters.