Well, Sea Dracula is pretty unique. Players settle conflicts by having a dance-off.

That banner is awfully wide. .______________.

How do you heat water for pasta? Do you just fill a saucepan and wait?

Most people never learn how to use the power setting to more evenly heat food when needed. Or to add some moisture to keep things from drying out.

Teach me? I need this skill.

That’s a lot of fibre. Someone’s going to be shitting like a boss tomorrow.

I like to think the statue was already there and they built the apartments around it.

My new goal is to kidnap you and force you to cook for me.

I stole that voice from Gilbert Gottfried.

That font is appropriate to the setting, but kind of hard on the eyes.

Actually if combat are long enough that re-inforcement have the time to come you’re doing something wrong.

I thought then and I think now that a rule which can potentially increase the number of opponents every round shouldn’t apply in every combat. And that running a TTRPG as a solo wargame with (very!) occasional participation by other players is a bad way to have fun with your friends.

Good call. Makes sense in fantasy combat-context.

At the start of combat, roll a d4. In that many rounds, something (usually something bad) will happen.

I once had a GM whose house rules included every battle receiving enemy reinforcements each d4 rounds. One combat took three weeks to resolve. At the end there were four factions in the ruckus and it was taking about 60 minutes per round for him to run it. After the first evening we weren’t even trying to fight anyone, we were just withdrawing.

So a lot of these suggestions need “…but not to the point of bogging down the game” added.

So in this game characters are ‘actors’?

Not necessarily a bad thing, but I’ve learned to associate new terminology for familiar concepts with fantasy heartbreakers. Hope Sol Tyrannus has more legs to it than that.

I block people who are dishonest or abrasive. I’m here for entertainment, not for any higher purpose. I’m not obligated to give those people any attention and I have nothing to gain by it.

I’m blocking maybe a dozen across all of Lemmy. Things are much more pleasant.

It’s one of life’s little injustices that coffee never tastes as good as it smells.

I’ve tried it in a two-drawer Ninja. 10 minutes at 290C makes it crisp on the outside and soft in the middle, just the way I like it.

I like them with garlic powder, smoked paprika, salt and a lil’ bit of chili.

It appears to that your countertop has reached 88 MPH and is about to travel through time.

Looks like a tasty steak.

Account-walled recipe. 😕