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As a note, if you have questions regarding this event please be sure to ping me by putting my username in the comment or sending me a message. I don't use the official Reddit site often so please don't use the chat feature.

Hey all, the weekly Capitol Hill Board Game meetup is scheduled to take place this week. This week it will take place this Monday, at 7:30 PM at The Pine Box, 1600 Melrose Ave. We will most likely be seated under the covered patio.

Start time is typically more like 7:15, as people tend to show up then to order food, chat, etc. Don't worry if you don't see any games as they'll be brought out soon enough. If you're new, I typically am

I spent all my cores this morning and ended up with a handful of potential keepers. My apologies for not knowing the acronyms.

• Anti-Armor, VATS crits dmg (boo) +1 PER
• Aristocrats, AP Refresh, breaks 50% slower
• Gourmand's, 25% dmg aim, +1 AGI
• Two Shot, +50% limb, 25% cheaper VATS

I know Anti Armor is great, but the other stars lag. The Gourmand's with extra aim dmg seems like it might win out.

Thanks in advance for any insights.

I'm doing my first toilet replacement.

I have purchased a replacement toilet and I'm ready to install, but I noticed the wax ring that came with the toilet does NOT have a plastic extender included. It's just a standard sized wax ring.

How confident can I be that I won't need the extender? I live in Seattle, and I do not yet know if the existing wax ring has an extender.

Should I purchase a second wax ring with extender ahead of time, just in case? I was hoping to not have to detach and reattach the existing toilet, but if checking the current install is the best option, I'm happy to do that.

Thanks in advance.

Do people find themselves maintaining maximum party size at all times, or do you guys prefer to dismiss troops and let your party size fluctuate in peacetime?

I've just become a vassal and am at peace. I'm trying to decide if I should keep recruiting to beef my army size by another 33% to prepare for the next conflict, or if I should wait.

Waiting would save a little money while I save or spend on other things.

Thanks.

Hello. First off, I'm not a welder myself, so I apologize if this isn't he wrong place. My dad did a bit, and was a collector of lots of tools and gear of all kinds.

Both parents have now passed away, and I'm clearing out the garage to see if there is anything of value to anyone.

There is this welding rig. Two acetylene tanks, a long hose, a wheeled rack, and a...welder? Sorry, I don't know what the actual main device is called.

From what I hear, it was last known to work. I do not know when it was last operated. There are also gloves, some masks, and a bunch of "rods" in a tube.

My question: is it likely to still work safely, and does it have value? I can't get better pictures at the

Being vague to avoid spoilers.

I've been on a legacy mission that I found myself likely unable to complete. When attempting to switch characters, I'm warned that the active character's mission will be abandoned, with the word abandon in red. Does this permanently lock me out of that legacy mission for the current community?

Also, I sometimes see the word "abandon" printed in the normal text color, if I've been prompted to start a quest but haven't taken any action yet. Are there any differences in effect here?

Hello. I just opened up the Lake of the Nine. I don't want specific spoilers, but in general, is it worth continuing the main quest line before branching out and exploring the surroundings, or should I just treat it as non-linearly as I wish?

I'm working on chapter 7 and still don't have a recipe for Molotov Cocktails. Should I have it by now? I've seen a few spots where it would be handy. Some guides mention it for missions I've already played.

I'm just wondering which horse perk people are picking. I'm assuming the one related to larger inventory sizes, but has anyone opted for speed instead? Do you regret it?

I tried out a starter voyage solo. I think it's called something like An Old Salt's tale or something similar.

After looking at the map, I tried sailing out to Old Salt Atoll. I reached the island, and there is a broken down raft and other bits of detritus on the beach, and a bunch if skeletons.

I killed the skeletons repeatedly, and tried randomly digging on the beach. I didn't find anything though.

My questiosn are: Should I expect there to be a map that I missed? Will the skeletons respawn forever, at this same speed? Is there a way to know if I'm even in the right place?

Thanks in advance.

Hi. One night, perhaps after having a couple too many drinks, my almost new carbon steel pan into the dishwasher. Obviously this was stupid.

Is it worth cleaning? It has some rust on it, some strange marks along the bottom, and what I assume is a normal amount of tarnish. My plan would be to maybe apply vinegar, and remove the rust with an oscillating tool. I've included some pictures. Thanks for your time!

https://imgur.com/a/wA7jo