[Game] Last one to post wins!

[Ashley]

5 hours ago, TB said:

salmon is so good. It is unfortunate it gives bears these huge tape worms that drag behind them from out of their back side. It's kind of horrifying. I'm sorry you have to go through that bear

 

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We're going to get to play DnD for real. Bear's finally setting up a game with friends and he's going to play Autumn and I. Which means if course he won't be playing at all. The series we'll be playing requires at least 4-6 so he's good with "playing two characters". God I hope none of the other characters or NPCs hit on me.

 

I can't wait for character creation, I hope there's a necromancer option in 5e otherwise it'll have to be custom because that's what I am.

Edited February 22 by Ashley

[Breloomancer]

goodnight

[FourthWall]

5 hours ago, Ashley said:

I can't wait for character creation, I hope there's a necromancer option in 5e otherwise it'll have to be custom because that's what I am.

We've been summoned by the mention of D&D.  There isn't a dedicated necromancer class in non-homebrew 5e, but some subclasses that might work, depending on what aspects of necromancy you like.  There's a cleric with the death domain or grave domain subclass, if you prefer to be a necromancer with a deity and the ability to wear tougher armor.  A wizard with a necromancy subclass could be fun if you're okay with reading spells often.  Wizards have a lot of magic to keep track of and manage, but they're flexible and fun to play because you can prepare different spells for different obstacles.  There's also a warlock with an undead patron or an undying patron, and by making a deal with this powerful being you can get necromancy-like powers from them and some straightforward spells.  It also depends on what books your GM has/allows, but I know at least the wizard necromancer subclass is standard in the player handbook.  Anyway, I hope it's fun for all of you.

 

Edited February 22 by FourthWall

[Ashley]

43 minutes ago, FourthWall said:

We've been summoned by the mention of D&D.  There isn't a dedicated necromancer class in non-homebrew 5e, but some subclasses that might work, depending on what aspects of necromancy you like.  There's a cleric with the death domain or grave domain subclass, if you prefer to be a necromancer with a deity and the ability to wear tougher armor.  A wizard with a necromancy subclass could be fun if you're okay with reading spells often.  Wizards have a lot of magic to keep track of and manage, but they're flexible and fun to play because you can prepare different spells for different obstacles.  There's also a warlock with an undead patron or an undying patron, and by making a deal with this powerful being you can get necromancy-like powers from them and some straightforward spells.  It also depends on what books your GM has/allows, but I know at least the wizard necromancer subclass is standard in the player handbook.  Anyway, I hope it's fun for all of you.

 

 

This is great, thanks, we're going to read the players handbook later today. 

[Breloomancer]

good morning

[TB]

9 hours ago, Ashley said:

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Was on Twitter and it keeps showing me disturbing things for some reason. Bears get long tape worms from eating raw fish in streams apparently 

 

Also oh, you're playing two characters in DND at the same time?

Edited February 22 by TB

[TurboSimmie]

Good morning!🌞

[Lucilyn]

use less twitter

 

21 hours ago, TB said:

Watching flip flappers on phone on way to work. It won't not skip the outro though, so that sucks. I turned auto play, auto next, and auto skip intro all off. It doesn't have an auto skip outro button. Lame. The outro is one of the best

 

did you try refreshing after toggling those? usually it doesn't apply the changes until reloading

if so, rip, mobile bad etc.

[TB]

I don't use twitter very often, most of it is just looking at notifications of stuff people I follow drew, so mainly for art, but then I occassionally scroll and get presented a x ray of someone's whose body is filled entirely with parasites and idk where it comes from. I don't follow anything like that. I don't know how twitter works or why it shows me what it shows me. Another was a guy who had all his limbs cut off because he caught a disease from some common bacteria in dogs' mouths and he was going to die soon

 

Also the flip flapper outro played on the next video I watched so it probably was just not refreshing or something

 

I don't get the dog mouth bacteria being a devastating disease one though. I grew up being told a dog licking your wounds helps it heal faster and had that happen to me a lot. Idk how he caught it specifically but he recently played with a bunch of dogs

Edited February 22 by TB

[Lucilyn]

1 hour ago, TB said:

I grew up being told a dog licking your wounds helps it heal faster and had that happen to me a lot. 

 

yeah that's definitely how the guy got parasites