SolutationsToTheSun

u/SolutationsToTheSun


r/DnD•

Hey y'all,

My table is eager to start a new campaign and we've landed on some general concepts that I think would be interesting. One of which is the title- I wish to use my stack of pre-generated characters to play an "Adventuring Guild" and I'm looking for tips, trick, and personal anecdotes if you have ever attempted something similar.

For backstory, these characters were purchased along with the book One Shot Wonders. While the table largely has characters they know and love already, I find myself wanting more diversity.

I have four sets of characters for levels 1, 3, 5, and 7. At level one those are:

  • Fighter
  • Ranger
  • Cleric
  • Sorcerer

At each level the "cast" of characters cha

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I've been building my optimal layering system for Wisconsin weather over the past few years and have landed on the following:

Base layer

  • Synthetic leggings + top for temps in the 40s
  • Wool leggings and top for temps in the 30s and below

Mid layer

  • Nano air (40s into 30s)
  • Nano puff (days that feel cold)

Shell

  • Outdoor Research Forray II

Is there a way I can optimize the mid layer for start/stop activities? I tend to get cold when I stop, which I assume is due to sweating through the mid layer.

Alternatively, could this be due to the base layer? Today I used the synthetic leggings and a low quality blend athletic shirt that held a lot of moisture.

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r/LowSodium2042•

This post is full of personal opinion so feel free to disagree.

Let me start with saying that I'm currently watching Doc, Tim, and Courage play together and it seems like they're having a good time. There's urgency, excitement, and tactical moments. They've played multiple rounds now while trying to figure out the system and upgrade gear, and each round has been just as tense as a game of Warzone. It's actually really fun to watch, despite streamers barely knowing the mechanics of the game,

Now I'm not saying that streamers are the driving force, but I think it's indicative of what to expect for the rest of us. This game mode has really solid potential and good bones to build off of, and t

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r/CODWarzone•

I finally get a win and the game crashes. Not a problem, looks like I'll just have to win some more.

Well, I did, and it crashed 3 out of the 4 times over the last week. This sucks. I don't need the stats, but it's a huge buzzkill to not see the ending screen and see how many kills I got. It certainly doesn't make me want to keep playing.

Seriously, out of all the bugs why is this one allowed to stick around? You would think that winning the game would be a priority.

Thanks for letting me rant. Rebirth resurgence is an amazing game mode.

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