D&D 5E [Merged] "We're back!" Threads

[Ryujin]

And, rather coincidentally, my personal web server chucked a drive this morning

 

[mach1.9pants]

Partly, yes. New Ranger/Assassin to be precise.

I imagine something along the lines of "now the ranger is fixed, what's the weakest class?"

Surely it would be about Warlords?

 

[BoldItalic]

Quick, what is the most controversial topic we can think of?

"It's okay to metagame" tends to stir up passions.

 

[SkidAce]

I hope we dont recreate any thread that had devolved to the point of two people bickering back and forth.

Let new bickering sprout naturally all on its own.

 

[Valetudo]

Aperiently traveling back through time drains your level.

 

[Maxperson]

I see a lot of users, especially newer accounts with most of their posts lost, saddened by loss of XP levels. So be generous and free with your XP and Laugh buttons. If a post is well written, researched, humorous, insightful, creative, or otherwise worth it, make sure to click. Bring some smiles to folks.

Agreed. I'm kinda sad at my lost levels, too. Oh, well

 

[robus]

There is only one possible answer.

Alignment.

There are three controversial topics: alignment, NPCs intimidating PCs, the Ranger... and the rest mechanic...

Argh that's 4

 

[BoldItalic]

Aperiently traveling back through time drains your level.

That gives me an idea for a time machine powered by 17th level hamsters ...

 

[robus]

"It's okay to metagame" tends to stir up passions.

Good one, dang that's five now!

 

[Chaosmancer]

How do you access different pages in a web cache? So like, I've lost quite a few posts from my campaign recap threads, and I can find a web cache version of them, but if I click on a different page (because the threads are quite long, they've got more than one page, and in the web cached version, I'm not logged in, so there are even more pages), it takes me to the live enworld site instead of the cached version of that other page, so I can't get all my lost posts.

When I was fiddling around with the cache stuff (and realizing that trying to recreate a thread was a massive pain in the rear) I had to type the url page number seperately. So, from the main site where it told me the thread didn't exist I would change page 1 to page 2 and find the cache for that. Biggest problem seemed to be that as you went on they only cached the first post of a page, and you might not know how many pages there were total, cause that kept changing too.