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Yeah, I also start pretty high, so there is a bit of rotator/back involved in getting it down at first, its not a 100% targeted feeling. The dips are honestly the primary activity for my triceps.

Rope, on a cable.

Nah. Draconians are corrupted Dragon Eggs. Thats not Dragonborn at all.

Try holding it at the top. That helps me stop the swinging/cheating, and it is really the only way I can really activate the delts without my shoulder joint coming into play.

OK. Weigh In: 187.4 Bench 300 x 9 Dips 100 x 7. 1.5 Pull Down 180 x 7 Pec Deck, 235 x 8. Cable Row, 200 x 10. Tried 220, it wasnt happening. Incline Bench, 200 x 8. Incline Dumbbell Press, 100s x 6! So that was the goal in the Summer, and we got there! 2 x Delt Raise 30s x 8. 1 Standing...

Nobody said that.

Actually now that you mention it, with all the sanding down the grit, adding padding and bumpers to any potential corner?

This for Delts?

Right, so one species option removed, nevermind which one, JUST ONE, is enough to turn the wide and deep (lol no) tapestry of D&D into flavourless milk-flavoured watery paste. Right.

So if I drop a specific species, it's worth even less of a fuss since Wizards has devalued the choice since Tashas anyway??? Agreed!

-- My friend, you already took the mask off, you don't get to plead innocence now.

I mean hey, doing anything for that long is an achievement in my eyes. Completely, absolutely unrelated to this, but elsewhere. ---

Lazy? No. Limited and narrow? Probably, but I dont want to be making uncharitable assumptions.

No, you've said the removal of one option, is too limiting. Which is...something.

lol no. You should just walk if you don't like the options. It's not complicated.

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No, I'm not going to claim its unfair, but I am going to state thats not how this works. That said. "We are playing Dragonlance, there is no Orc option for players, as there are no Orcs, and there are no Halflings, there are Kender." One less player option, one less monster option. Cool?

Not really. My point is that if I drop Goblin (from Shadowdark) or Dragonborn (from D&D) and add nothing, that is not some catastrophic removal of player options, that is not the DM 'forcing players to play a specific PC'. There are still hundreds if not thousands of possible combinations. If...

Ignore is the wise option! In other news, the financial market in the US does not seem to have collapsed, but there sure seems to have been some weird things going on around Silver still.