Toftaps

I have too many guns, too many mods, too many oils, too many scrolls, too many rechambering kits....

Give me your ideas for stupid silly weapons! Meta builds can go die in a fire.

This game is silly fun.

I think it would be even more silly fun if you could use the Bo staffs spin attack to get an extra jump or glide momentarily if you look up.

I'm running a high fantasy game for two new-to-ttrpgs players and a long time ttrpg buddy (I made a post with the skill list I came up with for taverns and inns as characters) that's evolved into a road trip across the continent.

The two new players have played D&D a few times with my buddy. Because one of the newbies is playing a literal loot goblin named Brek whose main character trait is a hoarder on a quest to find a Bag of Holding, I've given the group a few magic items.

Most of those items take the form of Aspects or Stunts and one of my favorite thing to do with Aspect gear is give them a number o

I wanted to make this post because I've noticed something over the last few weeks and wanted to see if anyone else here has noticed this as well, or if I'm just bugging out;

Exiters will make a post and engage with the discussion in the comments but sometimes they just get downvoted heavily despite engaging in good faith and not saying anything... loathsome.

I feel like this discourages them from continuing to engage and solidifies the idea that no one cares that a lot of incels have.

Obviously we do get a lot of loathsome posts and comments and those should be downvoted since they are not useful to the goal of helping exiters. I'm specifically talking about exiters that are struggling t

I'm going to be GMing a campaign of FATE Core that is going to revolve around traveling across a fantasy continent; visiting places and helping out when they can, but ultimately the goal is to get to the other end of the continent because one of the PCs has a religious pilgrimage to make.

There are three players besides me as GM. My friend and I have played a lot of FATE together and the two other players are nearly brand new to ttrpgs and have only played D&D before in my friends group. Their first characters have made it to level 5 I believe, so they're not exactly beginners.

To make it easy for them to enjoy FATE we made heavy use of what they are familiar with during Session 0 and all

Oh how the turn tables.

I wanted to share an experience I had because getting ghosted is something that's quite hurtful to anyone, but to a person struggling with incel ideology it can often kick off a downward spiral of self-loathing.

Some background; I'm a 37yo man, I'm polyamorous and in a healthy long term relationship with my live in partner and have a moderately successful dating life (it's complicated to explain poly dating, so I won't) and two dogs. I only have dog tax for the big one, sorry.
In other words, I live what I consider to be a fulfilling life and I'm happy. This

I just want to celebrate what was a fairly huge milestone for my receive boy!

Today our building was doing fire alarm testing and building management did not properly inform us.

The warning we got was that the alarm would sound "intermittently," and they'd need access to our unit to ensure they're functional around 1pm.

My partner and I both work from home and made arrangements to be able to have this happen and not miss a day of work.

Then, this morning, the alarms started. And they "itermittently" would go off with maybe about a minute between tests. (6 went off in the minute my partner took to call out of her shifts for the day)

This was bad for pretty obvious reasons.

So I took my

So every night before bed I take my nearly-4 year old GSD out to do his business. We live in an apartment building and take the elevators but he has a problem when there are people standing on the other side when the doors open; he'll bark once or twice and get scared but has been consistently getting more confident with people.

Last night we took the elevator down and there were 3 people in the lobby, bags of groceries, and one of the 3 people was standing by the doors; I put my hand out and asked them for some room.

Normally I get as far as saying, "please give-" before Lulu barks, but last night he didn't bark at all, I got the full sentence out and the person (who recognizes us and i