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Ben
12:04 AM
How are we all today? Monday morning for me... all the stuff I couldn't get done k
How are we all today? Monday morning for me... all the stuff I couldn't get done on Friday is the priority for today. Stomach is upset and am still getting used to having 2 young boys in the house
Tis an adventure
 
@Medix2 You have a list of lists?
 
12:59 AM
@Adeptus Yeah, in case I ever move to to try to express how I feel about list-answers, their inherently being a moving target, the blurriness of "how long is boundless", inherently promoting having only one answer, and other things...
 
Ben
@KorvinStarmast Lolol
 
1:14 AM
@Ben "Monday morning for me... all the stuff I couldn't get done on Friday is the priority for today." that pretty much describes every monday for me.
But the difference between "couldn't get done" and "couldn't be bothered doing on friday afternoon" is somewhat blurry
 
This morning I'm deciding if I should poke the client to give me the requested info I need to finish the project, or if sending the incomplete project that's all I can do with what they've given me so far is gonna light a fire under them faster.
 
Ben
@linksassin accurate.
@BESW Is it a "per my last email" kind of poke?
 
Yup.
I do have a part of the project that's ready for the next "tell me what changes you want" pass, but if I send that before I get the requested deets on the OTHER part of the project, I fear I'll have to start that request process all over again.
 
@BESW yeah, but sometimes they need a little hint — or in the case of one kid in my middle school’s GLNTWAARPGCANAVGC (Gamers’ League Note That We Are A Role-Playing Games Club And Not A Video Games Club), several weeks of being physically barred from entry
 
Ben
I'd go with the latter then.
 
1:19 AM
(Also I'm a bit resentful about the part I just finished, because "less dull and more mystical" is not a coherent revision request.)
 
@BESW threaten them with a sharp stick
It always helps
 
@BardicWizard I don't have a long enough stick to comply with social distancing.
 
Ben
@BESW A bow can help with that :P
 
@BESW may I suggest a ten foot pole with the stick tied to the end?
 
I only have one five-foot pole.
 
1:22 AM
@BESW get a six foot stick?
 
Ben
(As in a bow and arrow - not bending over for more distance lol)
 
 
2 hours later…
3:14 AM
Highlight of the night: dealing 64 damage on an attack of opportunity against a fleeing creature. 😎
At level 6.
 
Ben
Wow.
 
3:48 AM
@Xirema ...how?
 
@BardicWizard My DM still allows the booming blade + shadow blade interaction after the errata, and I have the warcaster feat, so in darkness, I cast booming blade as a reaction, rolled with advantage and got a critical hit, rolled 8d8+4 (3d8x2+4 for the blade, 1d8x2 for the booming blade effect), rolled 49 damage, and then the creature kept moving so they took the extra 2d8 damage from the booming blade for another 15 damage.
Put the Warlock & Wizard to shame, who were trying to burst it down by just spamming Fireball on top of it whenever the party was out of melee range. 😎
 
@Xirema ... dang. That’s really good
 
4:04 AM
Highlight of my weekend: My wizard used himself as a link in chain lightning. Of all the targets, he was the only one who critically failed (and took 2x damage and immediately went to dying). So if we include the damage dealt to himself, in addition to the damage dealt to all the enemies, this means I set a new record for total damage per round.
 
 
1 hour later…
5:05 AM
@MikeQ Double damage on a crit fail? That is a harsh house rule.
 
@linksassin Pathfinder 2, not a house rule.
 
@MikeQ Oh that's core? Interesting, not a rule I'd heard of.
 
There are "basic" reflex saves that are different than normal reflex saves. Double damage on a crit fail, no damage on a crit success. It makes AOE damage spells very volatile and combat is very swingy as a result.
 
 
1 hour later…
6:33 AM
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Q: Does Action Surge reset the Gloom Stalkers Dread Ambusher Attack?

SK8 GEEKIf a level 2+ Fighter uses an Action surge would they be able to reset the Dread Ambushers free attack when taking an "attack Action" on their first turn of combat? Dread Ambusher (emphasis added) At the start of your first turn of each combat, your walking speed increases by 10 feet, which last...

 
Ben
7:18 AM
Vote fraud onsite?
Well yeah it was just clarification haha. Sometimes we talk about managing group tactics etc, so it might have been in regards to "all in favor of killing the hostage?"
 
Ben
I think that question would be best point at some of the mods @Someone_Evil @V2Blast @linksassin @Rubiksmoose
Also yes
On a separate note, I was looking for the mods (I brainfarted on Rubiksmoose) and I looked at my rep - just shy of page 2 (halfway down page 3 at 21k) for overall rep, but on gaming.se I'm on page 1! Woop!
36k haha
I thought I joined arqade earlier than I joined RPG, but the difference is only a month
 
Ben
7:45 AM
@user-024673 Lots. Minecraft, Dark souls, TES, among others
 
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Q: Troglodyte has two different bite stats?

Lten13I'm pretty new to this GMing thing, and am running a prebuilt Pathfinder module. I am setting up the next encounter for my party and noticed that the Troglodyte entry in the bestiary has two different bite stats and am not sure how to determine which one to use. To better explain what I'm trying ...

 
 
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9:46 AM
@HotRPGQuestions how did you find out my bite stats?
XP
 
10:21 AM
@trogdor Club, Claw, Bite. Claw, Claw, Bite. Tap, Pivot, Tap. Slide, Tap, Pivot. Slide, hip pop, bite.
 
10:35 AM
lol
 
 
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1:41 PM
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Q: Does the Protection from Evil and Good spell kill the host of an Intellect Devourer?

TheNeeooThe Body Thief action in the Intellect Devourer's statblock in the MM and SRD says, in part: A protection from evil and good spell cast on the body drives the intellect devourer out. [...] By spending 5 feet of its movement, the intellect devourer can voluntarily leave the body, teleporting to t...

 
2:03 PM
@user-024673 What is vote fraud here? You mean like sockpuppet accounts where a user opens multiple accounts?
 
@NautArch The user has claimed that downvoting answers to questions where the system is unclear is fraudulent voting.
> Please look at the link you posted, it says voting fraud is not allowed and it is enforced by a script. Correct? It says voting fraud is anything that doesn't follow a set of criteria (for downvoting answers): doesn't answer question, makes no sense, code-only, link-only, is wrong. So far so good? So I am asking about the situation a few weeks ago, where some users downvoted answers based on "not following a policy" which is not a valid reason to downvote - these downvotes are fraudulent.
> I am asking if these users were punished or otherwise what happened. Does that make sense?
 
I don't think there are 'invalid reasons for downvoting'.
or for upvoting
 
"I don't like Naut so Im going to downvote every single one of his answers" seems like an invalid reason, no?
 
@ThomasMarkov That's when the serial voting script kicks in.
looks like dice rolling room is frozen @ThomasMarkov. want to roll stats on discord?
 
Need me to fix something?
 
2:17 PM
unfreeze dice room
 
@Someone_Evil the world, please.
 
One thing at a time :)
(And it's thawed out now)
 
@Someone_Evil grazie!
 
@Someone_Evil my life
(Seriously, who gives tests first thing Monday morning?????? And why is that “who” my math teacher????)
 
 
1 hour later…
3:54 PM
@BardicWizard more importantly, for how long has your math teacher been working for the forces of ...... idk, picking the forces of chaos seems too stereotypical, how about the forces of order, they'd be way more likely to expect a monday morning exam to be completely reasonable
 
Order is also appropriate due to it being a math teacher :p
 
@doppelgreener Long enough that she has gray hair and a death glare
 
My high school math teacher was an unimposing 130 lbs, 5'4" and she could break cinder blocks with her fists.
 
4:12 PM
@BardicWizard she can kill with her eyes!? the telltale signs of a nefarious agent of order
 
@doppelgreener killing is illegal so I doubt her gaze kills ... it certainly petrifies the recipient with fear
 
4:29 PM
@BardicWizard Ah, Aura of Menace, classic attribute of a higher-ranking outsider aligned with Order.
 
4:46 PM
@RevenantBacon then I guess all of my teachers are high ranking order-aligned outsiders
 
Highly probable, they tend to live in pack groupings known as a "faculty". Pay special attention, as there are many strange and dangerous rituals that they perform, such as the dreaded "PTA meeting"
 
4:59 PM
@RevenantBacon private school means no PTA, thank Tiamat. Instead they perform the dreaded ritual of “finals” and “semester grades” three weeks hence, by the Holy Calendar of the Semester
 
 
1 hour later…
6:19 PM
XD
 
@ThomasMarkov face palm, Monday's first
 
facepalm is right.
 
6:36 PM
@KorvinStarmast At one point, the post said "as one user pointed out, the downvotes and deletions are technically fraudulent", which I removed from the post because i said no such thing lol
 
@ThomasMarkov I am not sure that we are not being revisited by a previously banned user, but that would be a guess on my part and I'll let the diamonds figure that out if it needs figuring. The face shot about "dictating" that linksassin responded to in comments on meta was really bad form. Our current mod group are, IMO, very good about consensus building efforts.
 
"very good" is a bit of an understatement about our mod group ;)
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That the current community have trouble reaching consensus is IMO OK: we don't do this for pay. Guidelines are better than policies anyway.
 
The current meta seems to be trending toward something resembling consensus.
I had an idea.
You should be able to upvote yourself on meta.
 
@ThomasMarkov why?
 
6:48 PM
There's no points on meta.
On our current revisit thread, I authored one of the answers, so I don't get to upvote that particular policy (guideline? Eternal decree?) proposal.
 
7:05 PM
@ThomasMarkov Think about it this way, you are making a motion, and asking for all in favor. Generally, when a motion is made, the person who initially suggests (and usually whoever seconds it as well) it doesn't vote on it, since they are already know to be in favor, and is instead asking for a consensus from the remainder of the group.
 
@RevenantBacon I'm a bit rusty on Robert's rules, do the motioner and seconder not get counted on the vote to carry the motion?
 
I'm not 100% sure, but I don't think so?
 
From what I can tell, the president or chairman would call for the vote, and the one that made the motion may vote as desired.
I cannot wrap my mind around how the rules of conducting a meeting could be 800 pages long.
 
7:20 PM
Trying to formalize the things we handle as best practices and similar for a lot more situations and structures
@ThomasMarkov We sorta assume that you support your own answer, so voting on your own meta answers would just start all the answers at 1
@ThomasMarkov And: aww shucks!
 
@Someone_Evil dont blush too hard, youre the weakest link.
boom roasted
I kid, there is no weakest link that I can see.
 
@Someone_Evil There are cases where someone may present multiple answers as different arguments, and want to show that they support or disagree an answer without affecting the answer itself
 
@MikeQ Isnt this something you do with some frequency?
 
I've done this once. (And it was regarding a previous debate about tagging D&D 5e without user confirmation.)
 
Sure, I suppose we assume of by one isn't going to be significant very often. And if it is, we should probably try to find some kind of compromise instead
 
7:25 PM
That's fair.
 
@Someone_Evil What about allowing users to downvote their own answers?
 
@MikeQ I think that is why users can delete their own answers. .😎
 
Yeah, jokes on yall, Im just devils advocating and am going to delete my answer on the 5e thread /s
 
7:40 PM
quick bard question for D&D 5e bard veterans: if I cast a spell (tasha's hideous laughter) and the target rolls a saving throw, can I use my reaction to cutting words my own spell? Or do I have to be helping a different PC?
 
You are a creature you can see.
This is clarified somewhere explicitly
 
NVM, Saving Throw is not l isted. For that I need Bane
 
Are you cuttings words on your own da,mage?
Ah.
 
When a creature that you can see within 60 feet of you makes an attack roll, an ability check, or a damage roll, you can use your reaction to expend one of your uses of Bardic Inspiration, rolling a Bardic Inspiration die and subtracting the number rolled from the creature’s roll
 
> If a spell targets a creature of your choice, you can choose yourself, unless the creature must be hostile or specifically a creature other than you.
For future reference
 
7:43 PM
I am so used to seing attack, ability check and save in the same triplet that my brain mixed it up; but I can reduce damage in crucial situations ... I am agonizing over what college: glamour or Lore ... and our sorcerer just quit the game
 
funny, Im about to join one of Naut's games as a sorcerer
 
I think having a few more spells to choose will be useful, as our major Arcane Caster just became ... me.
 
Taking haste at 6th level is really nice.
 
A also like having expertise and more skill proficiencies, but a couple of those glamour features are so nice ...
Oh, yeah, we have three martials in our group (Paladin and war cleric and rogue) all of whom could use the assist ... and I am tempted to take Slow ... so many choices ...
 
Tasha's will add slow to the Bard spell list.
So no need to use magical secrets on it.
 
7:46 PM
Ooh, yeah! Yesssssssss.
 
My bard uses the spell Adagio. It's just like slow, but italian.
 
Mine uses Lento ...
If I lore, I am taking Stealth, Arcana and Nature, and I'll likely take Conjure Animals IF the convo I have with the DM about summons is productive.
Swarms of snakes constricting enemies is a way to help the martial characters
 
Never not haste the paladin.
 
I love that thought: we have a semi psychotic halfling paladin. If I haste her, that will just be too cool, visually.
 
Our group has a warforged paladin with plate. AC21 without a shield and GWM.
 
7:49 PM
@ThomasMarkov why the double negative?
@ThomasMarkov nice.
 
@BardicWizard "haste the paladin" indicates that this time, you should haste the paladin. "never not haste the paladin" indicates that hasting the paladin will always be an optimal or nearly optimal choice.
 
@KorvinStarmast lore is fun. I like blades, personally, cause they can do pretty much everything
But if you’re replacing a sorcerer in capability then go lore
 
Find greater steed at 10th level.
 
Here I go again: picking spells. I was going to drop Thunderwave for Bane, and I don't know for how long our opponents in this campaign will be humans and humanoids. If I go too far with social power, I'll end up being lousy/awful with non humanoid opponents.
Hmm, shatter or hold person? Heat Metal requires an armored opponent ... niche
 
@ThomasMarkov may I suggest saying “always haste the paladin” then?
 
7:53 PM
@BardicWizard The double negative is still a stronger statement. It indicates that I feel so strongly about hasting the paladin, I am willing to disregard language conventions to say it.
 
@KorvinStarmast Hold Person over Shatter. Since the party already has multiple martial characters who deal damage, you can focus on debuff and control spells.
 
@KorvinStarmast hold person has won me many encounters.
 
versus humanoids, yes
@MikeQ yeah, that's what I was thinking
 
Hold person is also a nice way to demonstrate affection to consenting loved ones
 
hehehe, nice pun
 
7:56 PM
Tasha's will add the following 2nd level spells to the Bard list: Aid, Enlarge/reduce, Mind spike (Xanathar’s Guide), Mirror image
Most likely
Those were the ones in the CFV UA.
 
@KorvinStarmast hold person, just for the fun when you can sing stuff from Pirates of Penzance.... (I do know it is “Hold, monsters” but thematically...)
 
Of course! :)
 
@ThomasMarkov fair. Other languages don’t have the same rules about double negatives, like my Spanish teacher continues to remind us
 
@ThomasMarkov Hell to the Yeah! (Which just makes my choices more difficult, of course)
Particularly Enlarge Reduce. Can't wait to enlarge our war domain cleric who is a warforged. "I Am Iron Man" by Black Sabbath will be my song when I do that ...
Mind Spike is a neat spell ...
We have an eclectic group, so dreaming up the 'just right' support spells and also thematic spells will be part of my fun
Of course, typical me, my bard started life as a pirate. Hey, I like pirates!
It gives me an excuse to sing sea shanties, in character
speaking of which, my wife was watching Fishermans Friend (movie) recently and I liked what I was hearing so much I came into the tv room and joined her. Good show.
 
@KorvinStarmast even more reason to take hold person!
 
8:05 PM
@BardicWizard Precisely
I'll get more choices at level 4, so it's that one at 3rd that I need to focus on. And I think we'll be around some humanoids ...
 
@KorvinStarmast A pirate lore bard, huh? Interesting. Very interesting.
 
My sorcerer made a venture outside G&S last week, relatedly. I got to use the “Carmen trick” on a guy we were trying to get info from at a party. Danced with him to the “près des remparts de Seville” music and offered to show him a local place used as a base of operations before kidnapping him
@KorvinStarmast wait a second, if they’re a lore bard, are they the very model of a modern major general?
 
Speaking of which, @KorvinStarmast I am almost certain you will appreciate the parody of that song, I am the very model of a biblical philologist.
 
GcL
8:27 PM
Hey, @JohnP Are you around today?
@KorvinStarmast I was looking for a cattle prod like tool in the Eberron source books last night. Didn't find what I was looking for, but did come across Circle of the Forged for Warforged Druids. Basically a combat oriented version of druid of the moon.
 
@GcL have you seen the ooze prods from the Doom vault?
 
GcL
@NautArch I have not.
Eberron has dragonshard dust, "This dragonshard dust can be used to fuel almost any act of magic", which is useful for homebrew items because it's a commodity with a cost. I'm going to do a shock mace that has two modes. Either hit as normal mace, or prod with shocking grasp. Dragonshard dust required to power prod.
My standard is 15gp (D batteries) of dragonshard dust. I think I'm going to have 3/uses per battery. Action to reload the battery. That'll give the strom cleric player what they want and some added consideration for action economy and cost of operation.
 
8:45 PM
I hate Excels auto-convert-to-date function. Most inconvenient "convenience" function they've ever added
 
GcL
@RevenantBacon F that damned thing so much! That has caused ridiculous problems and losses in research, business, and human sanity.
 
And you can't even turn it off
 
Random question: is anyone here involved in higher mathematics and if so, is the stereotype that higher mathematicians can’t do arithmetic true? I need to prove a point to my parents
@RevenantBacon it’s a stupid feature
 
@BardicWizard If by "higher mathematics" you mean "can do 1+1 without getting confused", then yes, definitely I'm your guy.
On the other hand
 
GcL
@RevenantBacon My recollection is that it attempt to convert date and date-like things to the OS date format setting. Use group policy to enforce ISO86012 dates if you can get your sysadmins on board for that.
 
8:48 PM
@GcL There is zero chance he would be on board for that lol, but it's a nice thought
On the other hand, if you meant "can calculate the probability of a 'fly ball' hitting a fly mid-air, on June 8th 2024, at precisely 4:14:56.224 AM", then no, I'm not your guy
 
I need to prove that my (lack of) ability to calculate 6*7 and 12/4 does not mean I can’t do well in higher math.
 
Um
OOF
 
GcL
@BardicWizard All the mathematicians, statisticians, and higher ed mathematics educators I have ever worked with or known have been pretty darn good at arithmetic and algebra. So, sample size of ~20 and they're all pretty good.
 
To be fair, I actually just have both of those memorized
 
@BardicWizard Im a mathematician
 
8:55 PM
@ThomasMarkov A Cluck Counter, to be precise
;D
 
More or less. I don't do inventory anymore, but I cant get my mom to stop telling people I count chickens.
 
GcL
@BardicWizard I have issues with multiplying and diving by 7's as well. You might find your calling doing something that works in hexadecimal a lot. There were a couple of years where I was routinely doing hex multiplication in my head. Really just depends on how often you've got to use it.
 
Seven is the worst, because it doesn't fit well into our base-10 number system.
Unlike 3 or 9, which actually fir surprisingly well
3 is probably the easiest number to divide by after 2 and 5
 
GcL
@BardicWizard If you find yourself pausing 3 Brown 1 Blue videos to actually try to work it out on your own, and you find that fun, then you might enjoy post high school mathematics.
 
I think there's something of a disconnect between the question and your example @BardicWizard.
 
8:59 PM
@ThomasMarkov Do you count the chickens before or after they hatch?
 
@ThomasMarkov She's technically correct, in a roundabout way
 
GcL
@BardicWizard One of the best ways to find out if you like math is to take some courses at your community college. They're generally not pretentious, aren't going to ride your butt to make you do it, and are really only interested in getting the knowledge into your brain in a reasonable fashion.
 
6*7 and 12/4 isnt a calculation for most mathematics oriented people. Those are just facts that you know, similar to "red light means stop" or "it's dark at night". They are just facts that are as burned into their memory as any other basic fact of life.
When we say things like "real mathematicians are bad at arithmetic", we mean that there is a popular trope about mathematicians that they can do large arithmetic operations, and the reality is that this talent is exceedingly rare. Nobody in higher mathematics cares about that talent because it is entirely useless.
 
GcL
In contrast, all the Bit Ten (13?14? however many they're up to) and the Ivy League schools are jerks about the first three courses of calculus because they use them as "weeder" courses.
 
To be fair, I was counting crochet stitches in multiples of 17 at the time
I like math
 
GcL
9:02 PM
That's some prime crocheting right there.
 
@GcL blame the shell-cable pattern
 
GcL
Do you like it in the way you like doing it? Like even the sloggy bits are okay because there is fun stuff? Or do you like it in the way I like physics... playing Kerbal and watching physics videos. I actually sat down to do a Lorentz transform once... not actually interested in doing it again.
 
@ThomasMarkov I'm not a math-oriented person, I still have to write out anything larger than three-digit operations, but I've for sure memorized every operation from 1-12. Good old 3rd grade math took care of that.
 
@RevenantBacon This is the norm for math PhDs.
 
Although, I'm also pretty good at figuring out how to set up multi-step operations for figuring out things like profit margins, as I have to do that for customers every once in a while
But that's not really advanced math
 
9:06 PM
@BardicWizard You should read the book Flatland.
 
@GcL I like doing it even when it’s kinda boring like doing trig functions by hand all the time.
 
GcL
What parts do you not like doing?
 
@ThomasMarkov i read it for fun in 6th grade bc it was on wikisource for free and I needed something to read at lunch
 
Then you should read The Poincare Conjecture by Donal O'Shea
 
@GcL It depends on the day and the use case, but unless it relates to a personal project or I’m doing it for fun, usually stuff like basic arithmetic and calculating square roots.
And complex numbers
I barely understand complex numbers and I hate them with a passion
 
9:11 PM
Prime Obsession by John Derbyshire is a good book about prime numbers
@BardicWizard Is it the how or the why that you dont get?
 
GcL
@BardicWizard If you find yourself actually doing the tasks you don't like, despite them not being your favorite, then you've found a field you're actually interested in. Don't pick a field because you like the shiny bits of it. Pick the one you don't mind shoveling the crap.
 
@ThomasMarkov I get them, thanks to my highly patient math teacher. I just really don’t like them
@GcL that’s really good advice in general, I’m gonna bet. I was told something similar with regards to picking up a craft — do one you don’t mind practicing for months before you get good
 
GcL
Plus, you never know what the heck you're going to be good at. Two of the best surgeons I know did something complete different before med school. One was a mechanical engineer and the other was a history grad. The best programmer I know got their degree in music & theater. They write quines, and impressive ones at that, for fun these days.
 
@MikeQ totally not copying a certain half elf ... she's human ... I didn't realize when I typed that how you would chuckle ... and then I went Doh!
@BardicWizard Nah, she's not officer material; was a deck hand on a ship that sometimes traded and sometimes raided ... background is "lady of fortune" and she swaps in thieves tools and swaps out Navigator tools .... privateer, freebooter, what have you
@BardicWizard if you can't do basic arithmatic sometimes math will trip you up, and sometimes it won't.
 
9:30 PM
@GcL Ooze Prod. An ooze prod is a quarterstaff that deals 1d4 force damage instead of the normal damage of that weapon. The prod suffers no damage from contact with oozes. In addition, an ooze hit by a prod has its speed reduced to 0 until the end of its next turn, and it can’t benefit from bonuses to speed during that time. If an ooze prod is used as a weapon, it breaks the first time a natural 1 is rolled on an attack roll with it.
 
GcL
@NautArch That's an interesting item. What's the gp cost of it?
 
@KorvinStarmast ooh, ever read A Lady’s Guide to Petticoats and Piracy?
it’s a little different in background but similar “fine lady on a pirate ship doing less than fine work” thing
 
@GcL I don't think it has one. It's just something used by the NPCs
 
@BardicWizard I have not, but I really enjoyed Robin Hobb's Liveship Traders trilogy, whose protagonist was Althea Vestritt - a young lady trying to make a name for herself on the high seas and running into various obstacles and adventures along the way. Very much "learn basic marlinspike seamanship" kind of story.
@BardicWizard To call my current PC a "fine lady" is to be overly generous with the term "fine" and the term "lady" ... 😁 My current celestial warlock (go figure, another sailor background, I am sooooo boring) was from a noble (well, wealthy) family and she did earn her right to use the navigator tools and be the navigator on a trading ship ...
... but pirates killed her whole crew and left her for dead ... so she became an adventurer ... and so on and so forth ...
 
@ThomasMarkov Oh great, just what math needed, philosophy :p
 
9:42 PM
@RevenantBacon personally, I blame Aristotle...
 
10:09 PM
@KorvinStarmast that kind of “fine lady” applies to most RPG characters that are female
 
 
1 hour later…
11:25 PM
@GcL Sortof?
What's up?
 
GcL
@JohnP Did you recently do an entirely remote hiring process or did you go in person at some point?
 
I had 2 weeks worth of cram interviews when I got furloughed, all virtual. I still have yet to actually meet my manager face to face 7 months later.
@GcL - That would have been... mid May of this year.
 
GcL
Did you do a lot of email correspondence for your interviews? Were there video interviews that involved whiteboarding or live coding?
 
No, there weren't. It was all internal using Microsoft Teams, and since I wasn't going for a coding position, no whiteboarding.
I've got to go, but I will check back in about 45 mins from now.
 
Ben
11:58 PM
Morning all
 
GcL
@JohnP How not having met your manager face to face working out? Any upsides?
 

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