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I meant the comment with the spoiler tag. Again yes the thread has it but it very clearly has a question mark on it. Nevermind, you did it, it's done. Just don't think I've ever seen someone do that, and surely not with a "whoops, sorry if I messed it up for you" when they found out it caused...

This is my new favorite Wizard subclass and will be playing with it in two different campaigns, one with a arcane trickster and the other straight wizard (with a level dip in Ranger for Armor probably). All you need for a successful hide check is 3/4s cover, which offers a lot of AC boost as...

It says "spoilers I guess?" It was unclear, probably because the movie is JUST coming out and usually we give it a few days for serious spoilers. Don't think I've ever seen the very first response post be a spoiler, with no spoiler tag, literally the hour it's hitting theaters.

So I guess the answer is "Spoilers: Yes" with you spoiling that literally before the first weekend of the movie in the second friggen post.

The Podcast makes it very clear she directly orchestrated a secret takeover of the company, using directly nefarious means to trick Gary into a meeting under false pretenses. She used dubious interpretations of company policy to engage in multiple secret stock purchases, one of which very likely...

Not sure if this has been mentioned yet, but for 5.24 this is incorrect. Unless the spell specifies you cannot see in that darkness (which the Darkness spell does specify), darkvision can now see in magical darkness.

Talespin is SO GOOD right now and getting better. Highly recommend it.

It absolutely depends on how many slots you find you're using for the Shield spell. If you're not needing that very often, it's the 4th level slot. If I am, it's at least some if not all the first level slots.

4e went through like 4 different variations over the course of the publishing history before they finally landed on that one. I agree it's better than this, but it sure didn't feel like a "fine" process at the time when they updated the friggen rule multiple times in a matter of weeks. I think...

Following up on the prior India topic. Funskool is a board game manufacturer out of India. They make some Hasbro board games, Asmodee games, etc.. For example, they currently produce Catan. I expect we'll see some board game companies moving some production to them. Aequs out of India is also...

You're a Capricorn, aren't you.

My company did just buy something at the 145% tariff level but it's a pretty absurd level. This particular thing is an exception for us. It cost's $2 and sells for $14. So costing now $4.9 is still fine, though the majority of our expenses are not in the product cost itself but in the overhead...

Clint that's not even the post you quoted or that I called rude! You quoted "Do you have an example of a miniatures or boardgames company that does their plastic mini/component manufacturing in India?" The rest of that paragraph, which you didn't quote, was "A link would be useful. Or is that...

It's not. I made a minor comment based on experience about a side topic not even about RPGs. If you don't want to believe me or look into it yourself, even when given a search engine just for that, that's perfectly fine. We're not in a court of law. As for why it was a rude reply, the fact you...

We only play 2 hours a week, and have a hiatus when our DM goes to Burning Man for a about 6 weeks.

If parts (but not the majority) are made somewhere else? No.

He said "parts made it"

I could dig one up for you, but you're being rude for no reason so you can google it yourself. You probably can find several on Business Directory, India Business Directory,Companies Directory in India

Pretty sure that would be proprietary information if it's information I had. I do believe there are numerous companies in India doing it now. It's not necessarily for the American market right now.

Not quite yet on the port stalling out part. We're at the tail end of the 20% additional tariff right now at the Los Angeles port (my last shipment arrived 3 days ago at that rate). New York lags a couple weeks behind Los Angeles. The rate is set when the shipment leaves China and books a...