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@NautArch funny, when people say "the north" in talking about US geography I associate it either with (a) MN/ND/SD/IA/WI/MI (or thereabouts), or (b) one of the sides in a certain mid-19th-C. North American four-year armed conflict.
00:43
@nitsua60 If you want to close the loophole, you could add a mention of Underdark rangers in Out of the Abyss.
@Miniman just edited, btw. Realized one could easily read my Q either of two ways. So which loophole were you thinking of?
"It's jungle not forest"
@Miniman Clarified that: at my table we've ruled jungle==forest vis-a-vis rangers, we'll deal with the land druid when the time comes! In any case, it was really the "while in one's favored terrain" I was thinking of, and forgot that my particular example would actually throw a wrench in things.
01:11
@Ben You need a Facebook account to see the page :(
Okay: 3 sessions into Tomb of Annihilation and my DM-character is already 9th level. I'm kinda grateful someone pointed me at the "DM quests" document.
01:22
In today's tomorrow's recent news: the king of Australia may be soon bound for jail. Also, time zones are hard.
@nitsua60 Makes you long for the days of Emperor Norton, eh?
Emperor who?
Norton I, Emperor of the United States and Defender of Mexico.
He was a lot classier than this so-called King James.
Or Brent. Or whoever.
Yeah, Emperor Norton didn't have any of these succession disputes either.
So far as I know nobody contested the claims of Her Royal Majesty, Empress of San Francisco, José I, The Widow Norton.
02:15
@trogdor Is the Deck O' Names - Japanese a thing you'd find useful? 'cause it's on sale.
This Mesolithic headdress was created from the skull of a red deer stag around 10,000 years ago at Star Carr in Yorkshire #AfterTheIceAge
Does anyone know how the "Sovereign Citizen" nonsense got started?
02:31
I'd point you at the Wikipedia article and its attendant source links and external links.
@WrongOnTheInternet I think it may just be a display bug, but the "WrongOnTheIntern" name I'm seeing for you now feels like it conveys something rather different than the "WrongOnTheInternet" that I usually see....
02:55
while u begged for treats I studied the blade
03:25
Episode 2 of @temptingfateRPG is now on YouTube! What was YOUR favorite moment? @evilhatofficial http://youtu.be/m5ijQrrLDMs?a
@nitsua60 Yeah, definitely not an intern
Or on one.
I assume it's just lamenting a bad hiring choice.
Definitely not ON an intern. In a wrong way.
"He seemed like a good choice based on the interview, but I was wrong on the intern."
Seems appropriate; I've been implementing intern's code, maybe I'm wrong about them.
For me, I see "WrongOnTheI", which implies something else.
GOODNIGHT EVERYBODY!
 
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06:07
[sigh] Anybody with Roll20 experience care to help me out with prepping for an online game of Cthulhu Confidential? @Magician?
 
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07:23
@BESW I've only ever used Roll20 to run 13th Age for you guys, sorry.
Boo.
07:36
I figured out most of it, but gosh that interface is clunky.
And I have no idea whether the provided Gumshoe character template is at all functional for One-2-One characters.
I may try experimenting with it.
> There probably isn’t any link between King Brent and the man arrested last week (James II Rex?), they just both happen to believe this one part of the sovereign-citizen voodoo.
No link? They both have the same last name, and very similar middle names... Brent I Rex, James II Rex... is this some sort of family conspiracy(?)
*note: subtitle-standard "(?)" punctuation
Note that "Rex" means "King", so it's probably not actually their last name
6 mins ago, by Adeptus
*note: subtitle-standard "(?)" punctuation
Ah. Nvm then.
 
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10:30
@BESW Still need help? I can't promise anything, but I at least have a bit of experience with Roll20... Don't know Gumschoe at all though.
*gumshoe, of course. Hell, I hate what german beeing my native language does to all words that include a sh in my brain :P
 
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15:23
Incoming - Thread trying to explain how I perceive the sensory overload aspects of living with an autistic spectrum condition. See replies.
Also, importantly, someone asked how to help in such a situation:
@LaurakBuzz Is there anything another person can do to help if overload happens, or..?
@Patta I was hoping I could make a deck of cards where I could pick which card to give to a player, rather than doing it randomly.
@ThatSabineGirl Give the person some space, don't throw lots of questions about how to help, don't needlessly highlight what's happening x
Linking just because some of you may have friends who experience this, so this might be helpful for you.
@doppelgreener Welp, I'm up 'til 2am today but I should be good for tomorrow's game. I'm trying to use Roll20 to bridge the gap because GS121 kinda assumes physical closeness--it uses a lot of customized cards to track narrative effects.
@BESW I remember now, the conditions and stuff. I'm okay with that.
I hope you get some good rest.
It's 130 and I haven't had dinner yet, so...
[gingerbread]
15:40
Yum.
I want some of that!
> Mix 2.25 cups whole wheat flour with 1.5 teaspoon baking powder, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/2 teaspoon baking soda. Separately, blend 1/2 teaspoon cloves, 1 teaspoon dry mustard (I used turmeric instead), 1 teaspoon cinnamon, and 1 teaspoon ginger with 1/2 cup olive oil. Beat 1 cup molasses and 3.25 tablespoons aquafaba into the oil and spices.
> Mix in the flour mixture, alternating with 1 cup hot water. Stir in 1/3 cup crushed walnuts and 1/3 cup chopped candied ginger. Beat for 30 seconds, then pour into greased, lightly floured pan (9x9x2'' or equivalent--I used two 4x7 pans). Baked for 45-50 minutes at 350F. Cool in pan 10 minutes, then turn out and let finish cooling.
16:06
For 5e AL players...is there any explanation given by WoTC as to why you can only pick from the PHB + 1 other source and not have all sources available?
@BESW oh boy. thanks! and you reminded me i need to get some shopping ordered.
16:39
@BESW TIL there's a Pathfinder mod called Ponyfinder.
@BESW Two Ideas spring to my mind, though both not optimal, probably: You could either just drag all the cards into a hidden GM-Area, flip them up and give them to the players from there, or you could use a rollable token.
Alternatively, I just learned there is a "Hand" feature: wiki.roll20.net/Collections#Hands
Just drop all the cards into your own hand, and give them out from there. Similar to the method with the hidden GM area.
And rollable tables/tokens are explained pretty well here: wiki.roll20.net/Collections#Rollable_Tables
I would probably even prefer the rollable tokens, but I guess it depends on how often you need the cards and how many you need.
17:28
@NautArch I don't recall anything in writing about it, either in AL documentation or on the AL and AL DM facebook groups. In the first seasions of AL that rule didn't exist: instead there was a notion of a character's "story origin." I believe story origins were still the rule in EE, but we were on to +1 by CoS; I forget which ruled during RoD.
Story origin pinned the resources one could use to the season during which the character was created: each season's ALPG would contain a custom list.
So the notion of limiting it was always around. Common wisdom has it that it was to keep down complexity, but I think there's an argument to be made that it was as much about pushing theme.
interesting, was just thinking about enkryptor's question and if that rule had anything to do with it.
 
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22:52
@BESW make a deck. Draw all cards. Then, give cards to other players as you see fit. I did that for loot cards that were not random.

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