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Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 01:12:39

by Rachel Carpenter

I spent much of the day backing up files. And there's still more that I want to back up. Time-consuming, but necessary.

I'm hoping I can get Mythic Mondays back on track tomorrow, as for everything else (Caturday, Rachel's Spider Solitaire Project , the new playthrough video for Lincoln's Cat, etc.) ... we'll just have to see :whistle:...


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Happy Sunday and happy playing!
-Rachel

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 New comment on Blog Post Friday on Friday- Level 5, on-the-go, once again
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 00:59:18

by Herald Selenay

Related Item: Herald's Call

ROMagister wrote:

Old Age losses are rare, but can happen if early one gets too much card cycling (0/cards+2, 0/exchange2) and too little raw strength. Level 2 is relatively the most susceptible.
Although I saw the vanilla 2/weapon there, usually I dislike it but can be a good counterpart / antidote to early excessive cycling.

I was definitely cycling through my deck too fast and too early. I just didn't realize how fast until things caught up to me 😜.
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD AUG 2: False leads in rpg scenarios: do you think they're good? Realistic? Amusing? Or uncalled for, since it's already quite easy for the players to "misread" things?
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 00:48:13

by AZBarbarian

The best is when the players or a player thinks the true lead is a false lead. I have one friend that does this all the time. Rushes off on a whim doing the opposite of what I thought they'd do and then gets frustrated when the lead was actually real, saying 'I don't like puzzles.'
 GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "August 2026 US Math Trade"
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 00:47:22

by souderjpt

An item RPG Item: Pirate Nations has been added to the geeklist August 2026 US Math Trade
 GeekList Item: Item for GeekList "August 2026 US Math Trade"
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 00:46:51

by souderjpt

An item RPG Item: 7th Sea Core Rulebook has been added to the geeklist August 2026 US Math Trade
 Reply: RPGGeek News:: Re: Geek Citizenship Recognition
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 00:31:52

by Arah

Monthly star sent!

RECIVS wrote:

RECIVS wrote:

Is it possible to know since when?


Got it! August 7, 2023. Thanks again!

Congrats!
 Reply: General Role-Playing:: Re: QOTD July 24: Do you have campaign/adventure ideas that you've been keeping in your back pocket? Do share?
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 00:12:32

by Dutys_Fist

A nugget that could perhaps be used for something Vance-adjacent

My Head Hurts
In the town of X, a la Vance, there is no currency, and instead many transactions are done via contract, with specific good exchanged for specific services, etc. The system has grown very complicated. Morgith owns 3 large jeweled eggs he inherited, which per contracts he has signed, he must cede should certain eventualities befall. And they have befallen.

Alas, out of the woodwork, a former friend of his has looked at his will and found that one of the eggs was only conditionally his, but those conditions are coming together which in fact mean the egg is soon to be owed to someone else.

Enter PCs, who are hired to ensure that doesn't happen.

The twist is that former friend has been altering contracts behind the scene. Normally, this is punishable by death, and there's a magic method available to the cleric to figure out whether a contract is valid or not... In reality, this was lost decades ago, and the cleric is performing this ritual fraudulently and making up results.

Also, the will was in fact altered decades ago... by Morgith himself, alongside his former friend, so Morgith can't say anything about the alteration lest he be implicated.

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Yeah, it's a bit rough, but somehow, someone might make something of this.


 Reply: RPGGeek News:: Re: Geek Citizenship Recognition
Posted: Mon, 03 Aug 00:06:03

by RECIVS

RECIVS wrote:

Is it possible to know since when?


Got it! August 7, 2023. Thanks again!