Longbringer

I remember listening to part of an radio interview about Ben Bernanke's response to the 2008 Financial Crisis being sort of a wild guess which ended up averting an even worse disaster possible. This was one story in a book about times decisions changed the course of history of something along those lines, and I'm pretty sure came out in 2019 but can't remember for sure.

I think it was on Canadian Public Radio show, they tend to play late at night here in the northern US

Looking for beginning/intermediate players in the Twin Cities. The campaign I'm interested in running is a setting heavily inspired by Norse mythology, although if everyone's just starting out with D&D we might run an intro module first.

We've got two people so far who have some experience with 3.5e, but it will be my first time DMing so play will likely be lax and develop as our group does with ample breaks during long sessions.

Let me know if you're interested and we'll talk details!

First time potential DM here after feeling like I've lurked on the sub enough to try my hand at it anyway. I've found a couple of players from a Discord I'm in and have the PHB.

I've read about player to player and game etiquette here but what about with the store itself? I feel like there's a lot of unwritten rules I'm missing like the much discussed gym etiquette.

If I want to meet up with some potential players at a game store for session 0, are we expected to purchase a certain amount? Call ahead and reserve some of the play space? Keep it in a certain amount of time, or be forced to include anyone that wanders by?

How have you handled finding a group and starting up an in person ga

I'm setting up a ~40 page book of one flowing text box copied from a Word document with headings and pictures. I'm wondering if there's an easy way to remove extra spaces between linked frames when a new page begins - for instance, on some pages the text starts on the second line rather than the first line of the text frame because of a paragraph break between it and the previous paragraph on the last page.

I'm sure this is an easy answer but I don't have any formal training or the vocabulary to find a solution on my own. Much appreciated!

Like FFS I don't want to be forced to stare at my killer for 10sec before being able and to check the scores and respawn. I feel like I always want the scoreboard to be the top layer since there's you know a button dedicated to bringing it up.

Edit: words are hard