Issitheus

u/Issitheus


r/rpg•

This one member of our group is starting to get on everyone's nerves a bit. He always makes the same character archetype: The low-int barbarian who doesn't know any better. He'll do his best to max out strength and constitution, use intelligence as a dump stat, then play even dumber than the stat would imply. He'll debate and rules-lawyer whenever things don't go his way, no matter how many times the GM overrules him. We've spoken to him as a group about these tendencies, and he denies it outright, giving us a list of ways all of his characters are different from each other.

Even worse, he's by far the most experienced player at the table with 10+ years of tabletop experience, the rest of u

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r/tipofmyjoystick•

This was back in the mid-late 90s and I don't remember much about it, only what I saw my dad play and the little he explained. I remember it was first-person, 3d, and it involved like, this big house or something. You played as a female and your husband was trying to catch you and kill you? I also remember there being a room that was all red and it was tough to navigate (I remember there being a lot of character deaths in that particular room). There might have been on an island, but my dad also played a lot of Myst so I probably got them confused. I know it's not much to go on, but it's worth a shot I guess.

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r/tipofmytongue•

I don't remember much about it, only what I saw my dad play and the little he explained. I remember it was first-person, 3d, and it involved like, this big house or something. You played as a female and your husband was trying to catch you and kill you? I also remember there being a room that was all red and it was tough to navigate (I remember there being a lot of character deaths in that particular room). There might have been on an island, but my dad also played a lot of Myst so I probably got them confused. I know it's not much to go on, but it's worth a shot I guess

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r/legaladvice•

Woodstock, Georgia - Back in January, I bought a car (my first car, in point of fact) from a then-coworker. We agreed that I would pay him $500 on January 9, and $225 the ninth of every month February-October, no interest or additional fees. The Bill of Sale, which was signed by both myself and the seller, includes this payment schedule. However, due to my paycheck schedule I haven't always been able to pay precisely on the ninth of each month. Nearly every month I was unable to pay on-time, I have SMS messages between myself and the seller saying that I would be unable to pay on-time, and the seller agreeing that I can pay the next week without penalty.

A couple of months ago, however, I w

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r/MLPLounge•

HEY WHAT'S UP I'm looking to get some money to pay bills and my job just isn't cutting the metaphysical mustard SO I came to my favorite community on the internet to beg try to sell you things. I'll ship anywhere you need me to, and hopefully I'll have something YOU yes you citizen ARE INTERESTED IN!

FIRST UP! WE HAVE TABLETOP RPG BOOKS! I don't feel like relisting everything, so I'll just link you to the Craigslist post I made containing all of them. Prices are totally negotiable to you guys, of course, because I think you're kinda cute.

NEXT UP SOME PONE I'm not as big into the fandom as I used to be

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