I was trying to run a beam saber campaign, trying to make a really terrible and corrupt techno imperialistic faction, and got to the point where a few weeks in a row, my plot was too close to current affairs, so I had to stop.
About to do session 0 for monster of the week, hoping I can keep politics out of it.
Spoiler: the whole swamp is pea soup, the pot is not.
Ah, Dave's slop shop, where you can exchange loot for rations. He's got a pot of bubbling liquid, about the same color as the swamp itself.
Dungeons and drag on
Edit: I read 'stockings and whips' ... I'm going back to sleep
I would argue the opposite is also true, if you design a puzzle to last the night, something really clever obscure and tricky, it'll take seconds
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I would argue the opposite of also true, of your design a puzzle to last the night, something really clever obscure and tricky, it'll take seconds.
Shows what I know. Too many games I have, waiting to inspire me enough. Monster of the week is also tempting. (For forged, beamsaber was fun, but politics became too real, I couldn't make cartoonishly evil political figures that weren't also real)
I've played Masks for a little, I might get my group to play Armour Astir, or girls by moonlight, but I need to find something with less politics, life burns me out of it.
I wish all my work meetings got cancelled due to scheduling conflicts.
Someone hasn't returned the gaming group my library has for loans.
Last name MakeaWillSaveOrTakePsychicDamage?
6 - a note with a sandwich that reads "I can't wait to spend more time with you and the grandkids, enjoy your last day!" Along with retirement papers.
I'm just glad it's not gpa AND a degree.
Though it's an engineering degree, and I'd be an artificer.