RunicCross

So... selling items raises mercantile right? For whatever reason when I sell Chameleon scrolls (This is the one you can find during the intro to the game. I haven't tested it with anything else.) It isn't giving Mercantile XP. (So all the cash, zero rapid leveling that can throw off balance.) Selling other items and buying spells are giving XP, but not those scrolls. I used the empty box dupe glitch to make 11 thousand of them and have sold enough to earn 250000 gold with nary an xp gained. I looked around and haven't seen anything about this, and I'm not sure if it's a fluke (reloading hasn't fixed it or anything.) so I'd love to see if anyone else can replicate it.

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I'll give some small hints. This movie came out within the last 30 years.

It is also not a remake or adaptation.

New hints- Also I'm being very cheeky with my wording.

Its genre is not Horror, Fantasy, Comedy, or Drama.

New hints- the "loud and smelly people" part of the plot is referring to two different groups.

It is not a very popular movie, but did make a profit at the box office so it was not a commercial flop.

Gonna throw out bigger but weirder hints- it came out the same year as a Nicholas Cage film of the same genre. I saw both of them as a double feature.

It primarily takes place in Asia, but is not a film made by any Asian companies.

Another hint to try and help out folks.

So this'll be a bit of a departure from the usual but the recent post about classical literature unearthed a memory. Back in highschool my AP English teacher gave us an assignment to make book reports and PowerPoint presentations with a very strict list of what could or could not be applicable for the project. (Had to have won at least one of a list of particular awards, no duplicates amongst the class, couldn't be fantasy, sci-fi, or horror, couldn't be "classic literature" but that subjective to her and she made exceptions for books she particularly liked.)

I settled on a book called "Wolf Hall" with is a historical fiction book surrounding the Tudors, but mostly revolves around a man nam

Been trying to get a new computer monitor shipped to me. Bought it off Newegg and they shipped it through UPS. UPS decided to not deliver it to me, but to an auto part store on the other side of town for "Pickup". Spent an hour on their terrible website only to find that calling is probably easier since their My Choice system is bugged all to hell. It is seemingly impossible to reach an actual person on the UPS customer service line, to the point the bot literally told me "I can't let you speak to a representative." After telling me to go pick it up from the Auto store on the other side of town. I don't have a car. I CAN'T PICK IT UP.
Funnily enough if you tell it to "Go to hell" it hang

I keep making a character, getting to act 3, and starting over. I can't seem to stop doing it. I can't decide WHAT I want to finish the game as. What's your favorite build for fun?

So I get into Act 2, start a combat and notice (after a few rounds) that Lae'zel was missing from the initiative tracker, so I do what I normally do and swap over to the character and see if I can force them to join the fight thinking I might have kept her stealthed or something. Nope. She just... Can't join combat so she gets to move infinitely outside of the initiative tracker and can attack as much as she wants while everything else is frozen waiting for their turn in combat. Not just a single encounter either, happened in 5 combats in a row with different factors. Not even a restart fixed it. Will test later if it's just Lae'zel but I am not sure what's triggering it so I don't know how

Long time forever GM here. Been playing ttrpgs for over a decade and been running pf2 for a little over a year and finally got the chance to be a player.

However, I'm horribly indecisive when it comes to builds until I have it locked in and would love some recommendations. I want to make a Gunslinger. Kinda a wandering shamanic type. I intended originally on Spellshot with Bardic dedication for my free archetype reflavoring the magic and spells as old ancient magic of wanderers and drifters who tap into the spirits of the universe. Whistling out the composition spells as he lines up a shot recalling knowledge with Bardic lore.

And well, I couldn't decide on a stat spread that felt right.

Title is honestly all there really is. The times when a great taunt or threat is made for the dumbest or silliest context.

Mine is something I said and I feel like I wasted it on a game of Magic: The Gathering. I was playing a "Group hug" deck whose gimmick is to help every other player so much that they ignore you until you pull a win out of nowhere. I had begun a crazy looping combo of constantly forcing everyone to repeatedly draw massive amounts of cards till they decked out. My friends laughing asked what my endgame was. My response?

"You wished for your cup to runneth over, and I intend to drown you with it."

I will never say anything I think sounds cooler than that.