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[CleverNickName]

Tie it into Pirate Borg and you can have undead bard ashes you snort for psychic powers.

Psychic powers? Pff. If my players' behavior is any indicator, snorting bard ashes will give you delusions of competency, and everyone else a headache.

 

[Ulorian - Agent of Chaos]

Getting near max in my vacation bank again so had to burn a day, and I'll likely have to do it a couple of times more over the next month (I get 2.5 vacation days per month). Gave me the time to finish this project.

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Refinishing the dining room table?

 

[Ryujin]

Refinishing the dining room table?

Made the belt to go with the holster, cap and ball pouch, and powder flask holder that I recently made from an ancient Tandy pattern.

 

[Autumnal]

Michel Foucault Plays D&D. Thoughts While Reading Disciple & Punish:

In discussing premodern (before the last couple centuries) punishment in European legal codes, Foucault discusses various ways the body of the condemned is made to testify to the finding and sentence, a second testament for those who can’t read or hear the official verdict. Among things this leads to making it a repetition or extension of the original crime to conceal it.

So in Fantasyland, where there’s presumed a certain level of healing magic around, the law includes a time span in a judicially imposed wound cannot be cured. It’s like a parole period. Anyone who modified the wound, either cure or to worsen it, before the period is up can be found due the same punishment and also guilty of a separate crime against the sovereignty and righteousness of the magistrate.

Naturally, in evil situations, secretly healing the innocent is a very moral but dangerous thing to do.

 

[Gradine]

Michel Foucault Plays D&D. Thoughts While Reading Disciple & Punish:

In discussing premodern (before the last couple centuries) punishment in European legal codes, Foucault discusses various ways the body of the condemned is made to testify to the finding and sentence, a second testament for those who can’t read or hear the official verdict. Among things this leads to making it a repetition or extension of the original crime to conceal it.

So in Fantasyland, where there’s presumed a certain level of healing magic around, the law includes a time span in a judicially imposed wound cannot be cured. It’s like a parole period. Anyone who modified the wound, either cure or to worsen it, before the period is up can be found due the same punishment and also guilty of a separate crime against the sovereignty and righteousness of the magistrate.

Naturally, in evil situations, secretly healing the innocent is a very moral but dangerous thing to do.

From Discipline & Punish & Dungeons & Dragons:

"Next we come to the panopticon, the ideal shape and structure of the prison. Also, interestingly enough, most schools. And also most dungeon complexes, particularly those managed by wizards and beholders"

 

[The Soloist]

Michel Foucault Plays D&D. Thoughts While Reading Disciple & Punish:

In discussing premodern (before the last couple centuries) punishment in European legal codes, Foucault discusses various ways the body of the condemned is made to testify to the finding and sentence, a second testament for those who can’t read or hear the official verdict. Among things this leads to making it a repetition or extension of the original crime to conceal it.

So in Fantasyland, where there’s presumed a certain level of healing magic around, the law includes a time span in a judicially imposed wound cannot be cured. It’s like a parole period. Anyone who modified the wound, either cure or to worsen it, before the period is up can be found due the same punishment and also guilty of a separate crime against the sovereignty and righteousness of the magistrate.

Naturally, in evil situations, secretly healing the innocent is a very moral but dangerous thing to do.

Have you ever read the Thieve's World short story the Vivisectionist?

 

[Autumnal]

I probably did when it was new, but not since.

 

[The Soloist]

I probably did when it was new, but not since.

Spoiler: Spoiler

A character that has the ability to regenerate is captured by a crazed vivisectionist who finds in him the perfect specimen for a illustrated encyclopedia of the human body, layer by layer.

 

[Scribe]

The daily need to make dinner when you are working out (otherwise why even work out?!) has to be the most annoying part of adulting.

At least work gets me paid.

 

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