splicepoint

Photos: https://imgur.com/a/0RUS03W

I was talking to our lawncare guy (he's great, solo outfit - super honest, hardworking dude) who, until now, we've only outsourced mowing/edging to. I've taken care of the spraying & fertilizing. We moved into this place last March and it's coming time for the fall overseed.

The previous owners completely let the yard go and we've also taken down some large trees (it was time, unfortunately - hate taking down mature trees) where there are gaps but overall the backyard is 85%+ decent lawn and so we're planning to treat where needed and overseed to see if we can't crowd the weeds out and keep improving it.

However, not so on the front. When speaking

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A place for members of r/PurpleMartin to chat with each other

First, a link to a visual of the "system".

https://imgur.com/a/rK7BOol

A couple of players from my D&D group and I have come up with a rough idea of how we'd like to handle encumbrance in our new campaign. In previous campaigns we ignored encumbrance entirely. As the DM, I didn't like this as it meant that we gave up lots of potentially interesting situations (running out of ammo, trying to carry something that's too heavy and needing another PC to carry your gear, you get the idea...)

Yet, we all agreed that we thought the 5e RAW were entirely too tedious and we'd hate using them. We also thought not having any variation to differentiate high strength