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I have played pathfinder a little bit in the past, but switched back to D&D after due to some reasons. But I heard good things about 2e and I'd like to give it a try and was wondering if there were any sessions in the coming days?

I'm looking for games that allow you to play around with fluid dynamics specifically in waterways, like in a flume or a river.

The problem with these search terms I get weird results about water physics in games and it's like Assasins creed and other stuff... I mean technically that's indeed water physics, but not the one I'm looking for.

One game I found but doesn't exactly scratch the itch is: Water Physics Simulation, I'm not really looking to mess around with ships or constructions, just with water and how it acts in natural flow states.

Anything out there you guys know? I'm not sure what google terms would actually get results that aren't the dumb "top 10 water physics in games" vid

Hey everyone!

I recently bought myself a XR, was a bit of a hassle here in Belgium, but luckily there are some vendors to be found this side of the globe.

I didn't wait long to hop on and practice. And everything was going smoothly enough until I nosedived twice. Once was me likely pushing too much (pushback is difficult to notice, or is it just me? Maybe I was a bit tired after an hour and a half in hot temps).

The second time however I have absolutely no idea what happened. I had come to a near stop on a crossing and started accelerating and instead of staying balanced the board nosedived on me.

Any idea what I could've done wrong to cause that second nosedive?

FYI I got a scraped u

I kind of have a problem of finding a manga I was reading a while a go but due to being lax I lost track of the name & progress. I've tried finding it again recently, but have not had any success (it did get me a lot of manga I enjoy reading, but not specifically the one I was looking for.

I remember it being a 'recent' manga a few years ago as it didn't have a lot of chapters. But what I can remember of it is this:

I'm almost certain it's an Isekai Cheat manga.

The Premise I recall:

Basically a dude gets summoned to another world with one or two other people, they get tested for skills and his are basically below average. So he get's sent away to the edge of a forest, he then kills

Hey there.

Thanks for peering into my post. I'm currently looking to join a group that is playing a system or campaign in any system (I'm willing to try new things) where Slice of Life (SOL from here on out) is a huge focus. The day to day life of the characters and their interactions with NPC and each other and whatever they're a part of.

This doesn't have to be a long running campaign, this doesn't have the be spink spank new. Just that it's a SOL campaign.

Be it playing as shopkeepers, farmers, or other day to day activity with the challenges that come with it. I'm fine with occasionally a fight if the purpose is to advance the thing we are enjoying. Hence why I'd be very skeptical if

I've recently played artificer in a one shot, and given the situation of our long term campaign our GM has allowed us to rework/change characters if wanted. I'm considering switching my Wizard out for an artificer, but looking at things the role I've filled in the group is as a controller/support, and I've quite enjoyed that role, and it's been appreciated I think too.

This brings me to the crux of my question, can an Artificer be built as a Controller? I know you can be a support easy enough, but I'm wondering if artificer can be built to help control the battlefield.

This is for a Tyrrany of Dragons Campaign (so max level is about 16). We just finished the first session so no spoilers please.

I'm currently building a Ranger and due to background am multiclassing into Cleric after level 6 ranger.

Mainly due to how I've build the ranger as a support tank and due to background making War Cleric a very obvious choice. I'll be going Hunter Ranger for the Ranger Archetype fyi.

I'm picking the War domain due to it being Bahamut's domain. The character is a follower of Bahamut and his call to action is a command of his.

So my build so far is definitly going to go Ranger 6. But as Ranger 6 gives me Canny (Deft Explorer feature from the new UA) I'm consideri

Hey Guys i'm drawing up a few new characters and one of them will likely be a Beast Master Revised Ranger. Not 100% sure yet, about the conclave but that's something I'm willing to look at if the alternative is better for a Strength build.

But as the title says I want this to be a Strength build. Not an archer build.

I've toyed with the Idea of having a a small race ride the Beast into combat. But I'd rather have a Melee Ranger + pet. Likely going Wolf as it'll get Advantage due to my precense and get a change to trip the opponent with it, in turn giving me advantage.

As such I'm looking for help with race ideas and build ideas to make this become my next build.

I was considering going m

As I'm joining a one shot for me, an ongoing campaign for the other players ( work situation allows me to be prssent for their session 1) I head the terible tale of an all out dps party.

They shun the support. They all wish to destroy the number charts. As such I want to make a fun little character that's purely support.

I was thinking bard (or druid or maybe even sorcerer). But again their focus is supporting. No offensive stuff.

Rules are: No homebrew Rolling stats but I don't know the exact rules. Level three as the character will become their crutch for the squishier levels.

I have no exprience with those support classes. But I've toroughly enjoyed cleric and wizard.