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The voices in my head think that verisimilitude warring is just realism warring with a new hairdo.

My worst GM solved the problem by leaving town to run out on his wife a kids.

I can see a cursor. Desktop with firefox on a pc.

And I can totally relate to that.

You might think that, but, oh, you would be so wrong.

A cat familiar can carry 22.5 pounds of gear. A bat familiar can fly off with 15 pounds.

And thus the thread came full circle.

The Dunning-Kruger is strong in this one.

My fire bag, which has emergency supplies and three days worth of clothes, my boots, jacket, my emergency stash of toilet paper, and something else I'm not talking about.

Polite conversation with flaming skulls.

I just don't have elves. They're legendary, mythical creatures in my world.

I hate winging it. If I had to wing an adventure and a whole campaign world I'd go nuts. And some of us like balance. If the game is not balanced, I'm probably not going to have fun. Yeah, some people can make it themselves. I do, but I'm retired so I have lots of time. But that advice doesn't...

Not just Murderbot. The Three Worlds of the Raksura books has tons of room for stories, and there's three generations of stuff for the Ile Rien series.

This was done. GURPS Illuminati. ;)

Likewise. As a Craig, I am often a Greg; and as an O'Brien I am often an O'Brian. And most of the computers on the planet treat my last name as an attempt at an SQL injection attack and say it isn't a valid name.

Thank you sir.

My god, what have I done. And why can't I find a good Bridge Over the River Kwai gif?

There's always a but.

For a new term I would suggest a highly connected dungeon. Connectivity is a term in graph theory, and any "Xandered" dungeon would be k-connected with a high k. Edit: On further reflection, the above mathematical statement about "Xandered" dungeons is incorrect. I still think highly connected...