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Hey all just a question, I have had super good luck with my Kobra 3 max and ACE, so much that I decided to buy another ACE and make my Kobra print 8 colors. Question is what 'hub' are you all using since Anycubic does not have an official hub released yet.

Ordered some Anycubic PLA from their direct web store, yet its been a month and I have not even seen a 'Your order has been processed', is this normal? How long does it usually take to get PLA from AnyCubic?

As the title asks, just noticed on Anycubics website the 'Pantone' PLA is no longer pantone and just listed as 'Special'. Does this mean no more pantone colors?

Ok, will make this brief. In a campaign, 1 dm 4 players. 1 Warlock, 1 Ranger, 1 Rouge type, 1 Paladin. Settings are we are playing 'Grey Cloaks' in a fantasy setting, the grey cloaks are a 'law' order tasked with investigating and doing law and order stuff. This is the premise we are told. We show up in our town, the 'baron' of the town greets us with a big parade, everyone is happy to see us, we get our 'grey cloaks' and things move on.

We are told there is a problem with 'rats' in the town, so we head off to the wharf district to find some rats, stumble upon a bar. We go in to find the patron of the bar dead (behind a door) so we go to investigate, we 'lock' the door so no one

Scenario - we are playing a fantasy space setting, using 5e as base rules, have come up with some mechanics to do 'ship' fighting and such. Characters are Me (barbarian) Artificer, Hunter (Ranger something) and a Blood hunter, again classes are 'Sci' fi so not exactly those but variants we all agreed to.

Few sessions, every time my character tries to 'role play' his back story (hes a criminal), the DM tells me, no you dont have that back story, we stole a ship, and wanted to change its VIN to a dif name, i thought with a criminal background I would know someone, turns out, no, even asking angered the DM 'What? you seem to be able to do ANYTHING. No your character doesnt know how to get r

Ok for context play with a group of mostly casters and I am a Bard. We are in a dungeon and get to the big baddie and I decide do cast 'Animate Object' on 10 acid vials I happen to be carrying in my bag of holding (I have an achemy jug and have been siphoning acid/poison off of it for months).

Casting the spell miffed the Dungeon Master, calling it 'Cheese', now lets be clear, it wasnt 'cheese' because I cast it on Acid Vials (we havent even gotten to that mechanic yet) but that I was able to cast the spell (or so I felt), and now I had 10 extra minions on the map that wholloped the Big Baddie for something like 57 points of damage, and they were still active.

I am asking if I did it wron

I have started calling for initiative during negotiations, investigations and other social encounters and it has been a resounding success.

I find it helps me manage spotlight, provides ample opportunity for all players to engage and provides a buffer for both the dm and pcs to consider what was just discussed and not feel pressured to respond immediately.

A few examples: Murder mystery ball. there are 20 people seated around tables.

PC1 "Who looks most important here?" Investigate and you spot the kings head wizard at a table and a few others "I introduce myself to the wizard" ok fantastic, we'll pick up next round (now i know I need to prep myself for the wizard and can look them up a

I'm looking for desks purpose built for mounting a pc inside like I have seen on some streamers. Any suggestions?

My boss has tasked me with designing a handle that attaches to the tip of a chefs knife to make it easier to cut through hard squashes. This seems like a great way to break the tip of your knife and possibly injure yourself. He's convinced this a problem that needs a product to solve rather than learning the appropriate knife skills. How do you handle designing something you don't believe in?