So, basically the only way around this to make the "Group" a "Page". Problem is, you can't simply convert one to the other.
I can copy everything from one to the other (with some work... not sure how moving all the posts is going to go), so that non-members can watch or get updates or whatever.
The other option is I could Print to PDF... Not sure how people would feel about that though :/
@daze413 I would agree, the problem is that if we started a page, we'd have to start over (it's looking that way anyway) so this is likely what we'd have to do, regardless.
You can't just switch from a "group" to a "page" on facebook :(
So that story was from a Dark Heresy campaign (WH40K), and I want to do that kind of quality, but split it up into individual encounters, so one post isn't huge. That doc would probably be split up into 8, or perhaps 9 individual posts, as an example.
@daze413 It's looking that way :) It'll take a bit to set up - but it's safe to say we have everything we need. We have a pseudo account (the "Dungeon Master") that just so happened to have a Google Account, so we can post the Encounters there, and post the links to them on facebook :D
@daze413 I am happy to go back through and re-format the encounters, so that going forward, people can get context. I'll likely number them as well, so that people don't get lost
@Ben wouldn't that mess up the timeline? And I haven't used this feature in facebook lately, but I remember it being capable of handling "notes" of some sort
@Ben I remember trying to post something super long, dont recall the exact character count, but if it gets too long, facebook will suggest to post it as a note
wait, let me check
@Ben aha! go to www.facebook.com/notes and you should see "My notes" or "Write a note" in the upper right hand corner
Masks (PbtA teenage superheros, very nicely written), Spirit of the Century (with a mix of Fate Core rules in there, and a GM only slowly starting to use compels and invokes towards the very end of the session, though the setting was appropriate), Fiasco (not new, but with an unfamiliar playset – Eclipse Fiasco – by choice of the other players, which also gave insight into that setting), Blades in the Dark (Generally convincing, the dice result description does feel somewhat clunky)
so yeah -- first one I'm (still) trying to figure out is how best to run a plot arc centered around a court case that has more to do with "what does this piece-of-junk law/edict mean?" than "whodunit?" -- at this point, my questions are:
1) "what should I do about worldbuilding a legal system at the level of detail needed, given that trying to improv doesn't provide the consistent precis or the referenceability necessary for documents to be written based on it?"
and 2) "how do I keep a 'background' arc from falling off the radar when it's mostly taking place through paperwork, vs. having scene time in the game?"
My daily income in one game is based on if I played a certain time recently, but there's nobody I can play with. In my other game, nobody in my town in there to play, and I have no idea why my character would go elsewhere.
So, on the gaming part, it's going pretty poor I guess.
On the other end, I'm looking for experienced D&D 3.5e players who can guide me into character-building-with-every-first-and-second-part-material-ever-101
I have time for the dungeon, but if it was possible to level up in either of my usual games I'd be happier. Nothing personal, it's just that I get to keep those other rewards.
@daze413 I know that for a while the author was providing updates to keep up with UA offerings, new backgrounds in APs, the races in Volo... and I just wondered if ahead of XGtE they might have decided to retire from the "supporting everyone else's habit" business =)
@Miniman and any other SEDE experts: would it be easy to whip up a visualization of how many comments/time a user is leaving? I have a sense that a user is leaving many more comments recently, but perhaps it's just that I've noticed one and now I keep noticing the name?
So we agree that we embrace all styles of roleplay.
Recently I answered a question and made a remark about "good roleplaying" or "good roleplayers" being people that would play a role, seperating character knowledge from player knowledge. Now, telling people whether something is good roleplaying...
@Shalvenay I seriously considered last night throwing out there an announcement that I'd like to run an online campaign of Tomb of Annihilation. That's how much I didn't want to do my grading =\
So they mean that if you wanted to create a 9th-level Cleric from scratch you'd go with 8+CON for first level, then 5+CON for each of the subsequent levels.
Think of it as {[1d8 OR 5] + CON mod} per level, maybe?
@Shalvenay A fighter, level 7; a warlock, level 9, and a cleric, level 6. We had a ranger earlier on, but the player was disinvited to the game several sessions
I joined late, so the recent experience boosted me a couple levels
@nitsua60 yeah, makes sense. I could see it going either way, I just wanted to be sure... I felt like a total possible jump of 17hp from level 3 to level 4 was a lot :-)
The shortcut is that you end up with (half-die-rounded-up + CON mod)*level + (half-die-rounded-down) as your HP at any level. (If using the fixed values, which I do.)
