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I haven't followed it too closely, but my understanding is that at least the mortuaries in NYC were overflowing. That suggests to me that something deadly is afoot. As for Italy, every report I heard out of there was very grim.

Thanks, that's a very thorough overview of the economic concerns. And believe me, as someone who was caught unawares in between jobs and homes by this thing, I'm more than a little stressed about how business fares in coming months, if only for personal reasons. My question, though, has to do...

So... will you have an entry in "Mythological Figures & Maleficent Monsters"?

[Oops! posted as mod posted. I can delete if this violates the mod?] I've seen a couple reports (some posted upthread) that coronavirus infections could be far more widely spread-- and therefore much less lethal-- than initially thought. I've seen critiques of some of these referencing the...

Thanks for the run down. Yeah, it definitely seemed to have a strong beer-and-pretzels vibe when I looked it over, hehe

I never played 4e (my group went the PF route), but I'd like to give it a spin. One day I'll probably pick up used copies of the core books. I did get the 4e Gamma World set. Not sure how closely it hews to D&D 4e, and never found anyone interested in trying it out. :(

Personally, I like having a distinction between the kits if only because something called a "forgery kit" just sounds illicit. It's considered contraband, and those in possession of one are considered criminals-- just like thieves' tools. It's not RAW, but I like to think a forgery kit contains...

Fair enough! It was just the first RAW thing that popped into my head that might be applicable.

Here's the rule for spreading caltrops, which be a useful starting point to make a ruling:

@Inglorin There's a free older (2004?) informal/indie game called Dawn of Worlds in which players take the role of gods creating and shaping a world over a series of historical eras. It can still be found here: http://www.clanwebsite.org/games/games.html I've never played it, but it always...

There's a free doc on DM's Guild where someone compiled a list of monster traits. Not sure how comprehensive it is, and it's not especially well formatted or anything, but might be useful to you: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/172302/Features-and-Traits

And on top of covid-19, eastern Africa is now bracing for the worst locust swarms in decades: https://www.wired.com/story/africas-huge-locust-swarms-are-growing-at-the-worst-time/

That would be ideal, to be honest. But I should clarify: I don't actually have a specific place to move into yet, so I guess it's more than just "relocation". I still have to scout out a locale to live, and then buy a residence. I had started a road trip at the end of January to do just that...

@Elfcrusher Here's a link to that class posted by @jayoungr , with the code tinkered. Hopefully you can see it now? https://homebrewery.naturalcrit.com/share/-viZ2f4vB

Ugh. I've been anticipating that. Guess I've got no choice but to give up on my interstate relocation plans for the foreseeable future? Ugh. Is anyone (among the USAians here) aware of a central repository of travel/business/social restrictions by state? I've been looking for something to help...

A halfling?

@jayoungr I'm not really familiar with Homebrewery markdown, so I'm not sure why this works, but moving the footer & page number stuff to the top (and taking out the "wide" on the small Features table) fixes the layout for me (using chrome browser). If you're interested, the following is the...

I can't see it either. Looks like most of it got pushed off the bottom of the page or something.

Indeed! What does he transmute gnomes into?