ChanceTheKnight

I'm currently looking at 78 cans sitting in my hotel Room in Maine. I thought to myself "$3.90 is not worth my time to find a recycling center and get paid, I hope the maids do it instead."

I make enough money that $3.90 is not worth the amount of time and effort it would take me to find a recycling center and get a cash payout for the cans. I value my leisure time after work each day more that a few extra dollars.

A 1,000% tax deduction, maybe 10-15 extra dollars on my return would be much more likely to get me to recycle the empty cans I create. 10,000% would have me religiously saving and turning in every can I lay my hands on.

If recycling consumer packaging is the goal, then i think

I am in charge of DMing this year's "Great Gathering" and I'm looking for input about what I should run.

4-7 experienced players depending on who attends. Thursday to Monday for up to 12 hours a day.

I have all the Books and Adventures League content, just looking for a HC that fits that Timetable or a big chunk of AL quests that line up nicely and could be played back to back.

Not afraid to change levels or difficulty, but would like the story to be mostly done for me.

I'm planning on building a campaign in such a setting, looking for inspiration on past, present, and possible future rulers of the land.

1. A person who uses disguises to avoid being assassinated/blackmailed.

2. The best swordsman/woman in the land.

3. A person with a loyal, and skilled, group of friends dedicated to their protection.

4. The owner of the largest mine in the area.

5. The only sea Captain brave enough to sail to and from a land far away with desirable trade goods.

6. The beloved Commander of the local Militia.

I'm not usually into complicated mixed drinks, but when I do go through the effort of finding and following a recipe, I often end up making a "triple batch" to end up with a drink I find worth the effort of making.

Are drink recipes small by design, so they can be served and up-charged in a bar, or am I the times the alcoholic that the average mixed drink drinker is?

I am not a fan of the additional overlay with character names/pictures on the cast cameras.

I've only ever watched CR via the Twitch stream or VOD, so I never had the thick banners blocking the casts cameras during my first viewing. I only ever saw then while watching clips or compilations made from Youtube/Alpha versions.

Watching last night, the CR crew seemed to be switching between having them and not having them. While they were on, every time a player was interacting with stuff on the table in front of them (dice, candy, props) I was upset that the banners were blocking my view of something that I didn't know I enjoyed seeing so much from the cast.

Hopefully them switching back and

I just logged on to see about doing something to get a Sub to CR do that I can start watching the episode tonight, and to my surprise, I had a gifted sub from "Critical Role" to the CR Twitch channel.

It has 26 days left, so maybe I got it while watching Talks this week, but I wasn't in the chat or anything, so I don't know how I would've gotten it.

Did CR gift everyone from G&S a Sub this month? Surely not as that would cost 100k+

Did they randomly gift a bunch of subs during Talks and I just got lucky?

I haven't been very active since Season 8 started, went from playing at least 4 sessions a week to once every other week and one Saturday a month. Thus, I have only been playing characters that did most of their adventuring pre-Season 8.

Anyway, my current characters have WAY more magic items than is possible for a Season 8 character. Level 3-4's with 2, Tier 2's with up to 5, my favorite character just hit 17th level and has 23, my one 20th has 14 or 15.

So my question is for prior who have played up to T3-4 in Season 8 exclusively. Is the mathematical limitation on Season 8 access to magical items leaving you feeling like those characters are underpowered or lacking in some way?

I'm to

A few clarifications.

Hyper-cars, EV's and motorcycles are excluded from this opinion.

"Improved" in terms of performance, potential and serviceability.

When looking at a car from the enthusiast perspective, performance potential and serviceability are high on the list of priorities. It's my opinion that the JZ, LS, and Cummins platforms are the most supported platforms, have the most potential, and one of them can be used for any motorsport requirement.

This obviously doesn't apply to daily drivers or cars owned by people who aren't enthusiasts. A stock, from the factory, setup is almost always more reliable for daily use than an engine swap.

I find myself in a sort of echo chamber wi

Take away Kurama, and Naruto still has crazy high levels of chakra. Does anyone have more than he does, even without the Nine Tails pitching in?