The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Malmuria]

“it’s a good thing we have all these 3rd party products or else we might have to play something other than 5e!”

 

[el-remmen]

I have a whole other set of true/false polls ready for the coming week. As usual, if you have suggestions for future polls - even if they are just rough ideas not articulated as a true/false statement yet - feel free to DM me.

 

[Cadence]

"I wonder if some of you have ever searched code for a bug before... because both of those things certainly happen all the time in doing that."

 

[J.Quondam]

I was reading Ghosts of Saltmarsh last night and chuckled at the very first line. "Saltmarsh is a nondescript fishing village..." followed by 20 pages of description.

When one describes a thing as "nondescript," is the thing still nondescript?

 

[Malmuria]

I was reading Ghosts of Saltmarsh last night and chuckled at the very first line. "Saltmarsh is a nondescript fishing village..." followed by 20 pages of description.

When one describes a thing as "nondescript," is the thing still nondescript?

I think Saltmarsh would be best run as a kind of medieval fantasy twin peaks

 

[J.Quondam]

I think Saltmarsh would be best run as a kind of medieval fantasy twin peaks

Oh.
my.
god....

That's perfect! Yes!

 

[RealAlHazred]

I was reading Ghosts of Saltmarsh last night and chuckled at the very first line. "Saltmarsh is a nondescript fishing village..." followed by 20 pages of description.

When one describes a thing as "nondescript," is the thing still nondescript?

When I ran Ghosts of Saltmarsh, I moved it to 1580ish Port Royal, Jamaica. Not nondescript, but definitely doomed!

 

[Retreater]

Was going to make a list of topics I could comment on these boards without getting pessimistic or argumentative. I guess I can sit in the penalty box for a bit.

 

[trappedslider]

I'm starting to think some folks should just be banned from whole sections of the forums, don't say something about the past when a quick googling can say you are wrong.

 

[Hussar]

I was reading Ghosts of Saltmarsh last night and chuckled at the very first line. "Saltmarsh is a nondescript fishing village..." followed by 20 pages of description.

When one describes a thing as "nondescript," is the thing still nondescript?

Ahh. The HP Lovectaft school of writing.

The indescribable horror shuffled forth which I will now describe in intricate detail for the next page and a half.