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That and, well... we've had the rules for non-consensual murder for a while now. It all depends on how its portrayed. As I alluded to with my initial post, discretion is the responsibility of the table. What works for some may not work for others. To each their own.

ToM & online images, hastily cobbled together maps in MS Pain, Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. We exclusively game online these days, via Discord. All our game texts are digital. Occasionally, a player will roll their own dice in real life, for the fun.

Throw a golden apple marked, 'To the prettiest one' amongst them and find out.

Continual Blame - All spouses, mother in laws and significant others receive this spell at character creation.

Milf's Acid Arrow --- Um. I'm not sure where I'm going with this..

Yes. In Technicolor. Spoiler Alert: IT WAS AMAZING :cool: Narrator: And it was amazing.

When I introduce my students to D&D (and pen & paper rpgs in general) I like to open with: ''It's like a computer game. With no computer. Or rather, everyone playing is the computer.''

I do love Gibberlings. We had a dwarf player character die staging against a horde of them - near maximum 'number encountered' rolled that day. It was glorious. Their axe became a magical weapon right there and was discovered by another party IRL years later. Crazy gibbering loons <3

It's come a long way! :o

I find all this tastefully presented sexual content rather shocking!*. Now, if you don't mind, my Way of the Long Death Monk needs to devour the immortal essence of some more innocent people. And yes, I can assure you it is a truly horrendous process, though obviously I have the good sense...

Mail order. They get a hefty group discount.

I'm holding out until we get so, 'Survivors monetary treasure - THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE!' - with the choice between Platinum, Gold, Electrum, Silver, and Copper pieces!:D

More and more I find folks are afraid (yes, afraid, though specifically, afraid due to a lack of effective tools with which to use) of being perceived as being intolerant, not nice, the 'bad guy' in social situations, especially in small social groups. I've dealt with a fair number of groups...

It can help to remember: Someone may not be a jerk - but they can engage in jerk-like behaviours. So, it's not about 'are they really a jerk or not?'. Rather, its about which behaviours will you encourage. And jerk-like behaviours are generally not to be encouraged. Anyhoo -- TLDR: see...

He's basically D&D's version of a Boy Band: Manufactured, over-hyped and marketed for good 'ole hard cash. Granted, he's dreamy.

Oh yippee. Drizzt. Yaaaay. ;)

Oh yippee. Drizzt. Yaaaay. ;)

When I DM: - I'll throw in Consumables as and when - for a specific quest, as some flavour, asa bonus etc - Characters are currently starting at 9th and begin play with an Uncommon Item. Emphasis is placed on novelty rather than optimizing for synergy. - Items are granted based on the quest...

Sounds like our paladin :uhoh::D