NuklearAngel

comments: tweeting threats makes you literally a member of the 1945 Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei High Command

/uj top comment from a red username: This person is a misogynist because TERF means woman

I'm a MAN - a MANLY MAN who plays MANLY GAMES with my MANLY friends - these iINVADERS can't handle the COMPLEX MATHS involved in rolling a 20 sided die and adding a one digit number to what comes up, because I ONLY PLAY D&D 5e.

/uj it was bad enough having to listen to a bunch of virgins whine that women can't add 3 or 4 one digit numbers together 20 years ago in the 3e days, I absolutely cannot deal with the D&D subs being bigoted and elitist about Dungeons and Dragons For Dummies.

A Player's stepping up to DM Skulls and Shackles for the group, and one member has decided she wants to be an Undine Sea Witch that punches people with a cestus.
We (me and new DM) have tried talking to her about the inherent squishiness of a witch, and the possibility of using a slightly different class that would get her the same or similar effects without getting splatted, but she's set on what she's built so now we're looking at ways to keep her alive without having to obviously pull punches.
I'm playing a cleric so I can make sure we're (she's) properly buffed and healed, but is there any early equipment we can dig up or build choices we can suggest in order to try and keep her aliv

Was fiddling with the AP loot to make it more appropriate to the party, and apart from the usual gear (protection, resistance, physical belt etc) I realised I have no idea what to give the kineticist. I threw a robe of useful things in because I know they'll like it, but apart from kinetic diadems and overflowing/hollow/vril rods are there any wondrous items or armor abilities that would help them?

Last year my sister informed the family of her lifestyle (which we already knew/ assumed) & asked to be referred to as him/he as she starts physically transitioning.

It’s been some time now, hard as we try, we often slip up with the pronouns & she just gets SOOOOO upset. The kids still call her auntie, & it upsets her that our father only refers to our brothers as his sons an not her as well & accursed them of being unsupportive & transphobic.

Finally my brother (sick of walking on eggshells) says “ SoRrY we are having a hard time LYING to ourselves because YOU are WOMAN, but pretend to be a man! I’m now a billionaire tycoon & should be treated as such because that’

I've always liked the idea of the Dark Souls series, but found the execution awkward and, frankly, often boring. Enter Deck 13, who after publishing Dark Souls rip-off Lord of the Fallen, decided to make something a bit more unique.

The Surge is set in the nearish future, where automation is leaving many unemployed, the world's resources have been nearly drained, and a company called CREO (who definitely aren't Google, Amazon, Microsoft, or any other contemporary tech giant) is leading the world in tech innovation, especially in regards to their rigs, modular exosuits that can increase the user's speed, strength, protection etc. You play Warren, a new, wheelchair-bound employee for whom eve

So, Captain Jimlad Oarson, Swashbuckling extraordinaire, has been turned into a rat.

Let's get one thing straight here: It's not anybody's fault he turned into a rat. When the party started investigating those missing children, they had no way of knowing a coven of hags were involved, so it was perfectly reasonable upon uncovering a coven of hags to walk up and ask them if they knew anything about it instead of attacking or ambushing them. It wasn't anyones fault that they summoned some skeletons to block the way while cackling madly about how delicious the children were in their first turn, then worked together to cast Baleful Polymorph on the most obvious threat in the second before the

So yes, I know you're "actually trans", and "have personal experience", and "have been attacked by bigots spewing those exact phrases", but this meme about trans women being men in dresses isn't actually transphobic, you're just overreacting.

What do you mean I'm being transphobic and invalidating your experiences? I said, right there, that I'm an ally. You've never even studied trans issues, you're just biased by actually being trans.

We all know that Baby Driver is a film about how good a driver Baby is - but is it really?
Early in the film, Baby meets Deborah, and after discussing their mutual wish to run away he has an imagination spot where gates open, revealing Deborah and a car, ready for them to drive off into the sunset together. As those who have seen the film may have noticed, this is a subtle nod to the ending, where the gates of the prison Baby has spent the last 5 years in open, revealing Deborah and a car, ready for them to drive off into the sunset together.

Rather than any sort of aesthetic choice or callback, though, I propose this scene is in fact meant to explain Baby's improbably good driving ski