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Whenever I click on an image that is too tall, it ends up incredibly narrow. This is typically on r/tumblr, where they post long post conversations, and they end up unreadably small. As far as I can tell, there's no way to zoom in. I've tried zooming in through my browser, but that doesn't change the size of the image.
Any idea how to fix this?
I had a character that died during a game, and chose to retire the character, as it happened during a climactic moment. However, I'm now realizing that he had some nice magic items on him. It is legal to trade magic items from my retired character to one of my active characters?
So I'm running a campaign, and my players are level 5. I'm starting to run into a lot of monsters I want to throw at them that have damage reduction of some sort. I was planning to let my players know about the damage reduction by mentioning "thick skin" or whatnot, but how should I let my players know what the monsters are vulnerable to? There don't seem to be hard and fast rules. I don't even see a pattern to what monsters are weak to silver or cold iron.
I was thinking something like a knowledge check, to let them know about the special qualities for the monsters. But then I run into the problem of them not having the right weapons. I was planning on including several demons pretty quic
I'm a DM with a party that will be trying to steal a specific treasure from a dragon's hoard. One of the characters is a bard with a huge perform score. Could he try to fascinate the dragon, and then steal the treasure while the dragon is distracted? If so, is there anything I could do to counteract this as a DM?
Edit: Despite what the flair says, this is in fact 3.5
I'm a relatively new DM for a couple of people playing 3.5, and they're starting to rack up some gold. When they asked me what they could spend it on, I didn't quite know how to answer them. Do I just show them the tables of loot from places like http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Wondrous_Items and tell them to go wild? Or is there a specific way I'm supposed to offer them choices? Thanks for your help with a probably dumb question. I'm new at this.
So, as the title says, I'm a brand new DM (Three games as a player, two as a DM), and I have a few questions regarding my players. They have a few quirks, and I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong. For the record, at the moment, my players are a level two druid, wizard, cleric, and rogue.
They use ranged combat almost exclusively. Is this normal? It's to the point where I need to start the monsters immediately adjacent to them, or no melee attacks happen. Am I SUPPOSED to box them in, or is there some kind of drawback to ranged combat that I don't know about?
Partially due to #1, my wizard uses only her bow(high dex), and no spells. Any suggestions on how to "entice" her into us
As we all know, there are two-legged animals, and four-legged animals. I was wondering why there aren't any three-legged animals. And yet there are five-legged animals, like sea stars. I understand that bilateral symmetry is important. But then why would a subset of animals develop five legs, and not three legs. Why aren't there any three-legged animals?
I know that the primary colors of light are RGB, and the primary colors of pigment are RYB. I also know that it's because of "additive" vs "subtractive". I just don't understand why the primary colors of pigment are different from light's. Or, why do they both include red and blue, but have a different third color?
I'm a 20 year old male, and my very religious parents found out that I'm gay last week. My mother was snooping in my room, and read a few text messages to a friend. My mother asked her bible study, and Cathy Burns (wife of Jim Burns, founder of Focus on the Family) suggested that I go to a Gender Identity Specialist, to try to fix me. My mom ordered his books ("Preventing Homosexuality" and "Shame and Attachment Loss"). My parents both seem to be on board with it. They're starting to get in my head. Does anyone have any perspective on this? His website is http://josephnicolosi.com/
For the record, they had no idea I was gay until they saw my messages. I don't act it at all. I definitely had
