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I'm making a gift for my girlfriend where I'm going to write this phrase (or little dove) in a number of different languages, but since hebrew uses a completely different script to English I'd love your help. If possible, could I ask for the translation to be written as opposed to typed, the font reddit uses is quite hard to read and not something I'd want to copy. Thank you so much r/hebrew!

I'm making a gift for my girlfriend where I'm going to write this phrase (or little dove) in a number of different languages, but since yiddish is in a completely different script to English I'd love your help. If possible, could I ask for the translation to be written as opposed to typed, the font reddit uses is quite hard to read not something I'd want to copy. Thank you so much r/yiddish!

I'm looking for games which you can pick up and play for a very short time, and put down just as quickly. Something which fits into a tea break, and can be played on the PC.

Games which fit the bill that I've played: Crypt of the necrodancer, Binding of Isaac, FTL, Hearthstone.

That direct instruction, an order by a faceless person two screens away I feel no compulsion to obey. And yet, the rule was obviously written for a purpose, the writer having some secret intention to which I am unaware. Why should I leave, what makes my plans and desires any more valuable than theirs? A twist of fate, an unlikely chance happened to give my mind control over this body as opposed to any other, how does that give me the right to make the body do as I wish, should it not serve the greatest collective good? Should not all body's be servants to all minds, unsuffering as they are, their toil can creat much joy. I hope that I will bring joy to those that encounter my work.

And so I

I'm a new student and I need to send a letter off to student finance. I was wondering whether there is a post office in/around campus, and if not where would be the best place to go instead.

So my players are going to be fighting Tiandra, Queen of the Summer Court and I was wondering if there were any stat blocks which would fit a summer fey, regardless of level, because I just need it for inspiration.

If anyone could give me some advice/point me in the right direction, I would be grateful.

So, for context, the party I'm DMing is going to go to a fey of Winter, to request the first and last snowflakes of winter, for an NPC who needs them. The fey is going to want a demonstration of skill from the party, either as a group or as individuals. I've planned the demonstration of skill for one player and the group, but I'm not sure how to run the rogue's test. Judging from what I know of the player, the skill will almost certainly be stealth, and so I need a way to test stealth that's more interesting than "make five stealth checks, and succeed on three".

One idea I had was to have the fey create a maze, with guards, and the rogue would have to avoid them. However I'm not sure how I

In my next session I'm going to have one of my players fighting solo, but I'm not sure how I should build the fight. I don't want to give him NPC assistance, as the fight is meant to show his combat prowess, hence his fighting on his own.

I'm not sure how I should build the fight, as the encounter xp table doesn't apply to single PC fights. So if someone could help me with this it would be great.

The character is an optimised level 17 hybrid Barbarian/Warden so he should be able to handle himself in the fight, I'm not exactly sending in a squishy character to get pummelled.

A friend of mine is looking to build an RPG system, and I thought that reading the rules of other RPGs could help act as inspiration. I was hoping that r/rpg would be able to suggest a variety of RPGs which use very different rule systems.

I'm coming to UEA this year and I was wondering whether the university blocks p2p downloading, whether in rooms or on the wireless network.