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@ThomasMarkov I've been remote a long time, and it has its ups and downs. I miss talking to coworkers around the coffee machine and whatnot

@ThomasMarkov Congratulations!

@ThomasMarkov they already have too many side quests...

Worth a question, or too subjective?

Yeah, it was only on the order of 100gp, I am debating whether to help them out and give them retcon that much. They have some money from a more recent adventure, so the current state isn't game breaking.

My players lost their notes on their loot, at least what was in the party kitty. I can't remember this ever happening before

I edited a highly visible post, and close voted something yesterday. This feels dangerously familiar.

@BESW Yes, one of the things I think 4e did well

@JamesRisner And IMO it gives the game a more natural flow. In fiction and battle accounts I've heard few people fight from dawn to dusk without a break. I like the natural little pauses for dialog and RP it gives.

@BESW Thanks, I've forgotten how to do everything :-D

Let me know if this is noisy, or if there's a better room for me to roll in.

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@AncientSwordRage They definitely overloaded the term, but I really like the natural/rest healing mechanic.

Apparently it's been too long. lol

Did they remove that feature?

/roll 1d20

Yes. Reading feature requests and starting discussions about them seems far too much like work as well.

Or spending an hour filing a feature request for World Anvil and connecting to Discord when I meant to be writing.

@Ben Good, good. Writing.

There is a hard limit to the things you can DM at once for sure.

It is a very different system.

@Axoren I strongly recommend Fate, but it is a VERY different, much lighter game than D&D.

Pretty well, currently running a homebrew campaign of mine, been at it for six months. Currently working up a new dungeon. Mapmaking is so time consuming.

@AncientSwordRage Thanks, my wife is a real anglophile so I hear a lot of it

@AncientSwordRage I mean ... work, church, three kids, and a weekly D&D game?

@AncientSwordRage Hey, going well, you?

@Zachiel ... congratulations I think?

@Someone_Evil Thanks

Is this Meta answer still policy? I'm considering asking about World Anvil

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@BlackSpike Hey! That hits close to the paycheck!

@Shalvenay Or a live website ...

@nitsua60 I was just looking at the Kingdoms and Warfare Kickstarter, do you have any experience with Strongholds and Followers? It seems relevant to my interests.

@BlackSpike sounds like a fun game :-)

I had a DM that always ran Dread for Halloween games. Who would have thought a Jenga tower could create such dramatic tension?

@BlackSpike How did it play out with the other 6 players at the table?

A one shot I hope?

@BlackSpike Chaos ensues?

Night y'all

@MikeQ yes. I totally agree if a warlock's power's are on the line ... that would be rough.

The players agreed to the hook before we started.

The campaign hook was that the party was summoned to court for minor crimes they did or didn't commit, where they were sentenced to be the constabulary of a border town, and the bossy patron is basically their parole officer. She gives them great leash, but demands reports on their activities.

@MikeQ :-D

@MikeQ Sorry, in this case it's not a warlock's patron, was using it as a general term.

Sadly the more common failing I've seen is that one person assents to the social contract, but then flies in the face of it, claiming (honestly or not) that they thought they were abiding by it

@trogdor It can. I run session 0's now.

The party also feels perfectly comfortable running off on adventures without consulting her, so I suspect it's not too overbearing :-)

@JoelHarmon In this case I have a patron who is their explicit taskmaster, and has sort of a bossy, over the top acerbic personality.