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Daniel Barnes
Ha, dead
Christopher Myers
>"Stop letting threads die" edition
Bitch, I made the last 5 threads. Give me a break.
Michael Reyes
I don't know, but some people do fill it up. I have seen the description spam. I do not, but I don't have a very visual imagination.
Isaac Hughes
Not really a D&D related question,I'll ask it nonetheless. Is asking for money for gaming sessions an asshole move? I'm a forever DM and play regularly with some friends and friends of those friends. We always play at my place since I have enough space and a "gaming table". At some point I simply asked for a little compensation since I always provide my room, there is always enough beer and liquor available and I'm the one who has to spend his spar time preparing adventures.
It really isn't about the money, but about proving a point. My party consists of 8 players. Two of them never bring anything. No snacks, no drinks no food. One player simply has no time. He and the other six agreed to put some money together each game night. The eighth one called me greedy and stated that I should work if I want money. Which I obviously do. It's not like i would go to work for 80 euros in what is easily a 10-12 hour shift. I do it for the fun. This player is employed as an engineer at a large german car manufacturer. Therefore, it can't be about the money.
I'm just a bit shocked by his reaction. I thought my request was more than reasonable. Especially because even with this money i would spent some money each night. It's not like it would be enough to cover the costs.
Jordan Cooper
Ok guys, I need an idea for character that is a DMs nightmare.
Backstory is, that a player of my group always critizes what I do as DM and always accuses me of railroading. He does that, because I, obvioulsy, prepare an adventure for each session. Within this adventure the players are pretty much free to do as they want to. All other players like my DMing, even though I know I'm nowhere near being a great DM. That player always tries to go against plot hooks. Let's say the party sees something falling from the sky, crashing into a nearby forest, he always will chose not to investigate and do something completly else. The rest of the group always disagrees. One time we agreed, that we'll do what he wants (I had the hope, that he would shut up afterwards). So I improvised a complete session. He was mad because I haven't had any battle plans for this session. Obviously, we already decided to kick him. However, we didn't tell him yet and forced him to DM his own session. And since I like the taste of revenge I want to fuck him up game wise.
Nicholas Hernandez
Today during d&d I got into a debate with one of my buddies on the way home about the practicality of boob-plates. He seems to believe that they would be more comfortable and needed for women's armor but I tent to lean that a female warrior could and would just wear normal set of plate just fine.
This isn't really a d&d question but with no women that we know we could ask I bring this to you, d&d thread, what do you think?
Jonathan Sullivan
Some AL groups all chip in a dollar a week so that the DMs can buy the new supplements and give us fancy certificates for any magic items we earn so it's not entirely unreasonable.
Don't let them drink your booze. If that player wants to drink, he should bring his own
Nathan Turner
Boob plate curves strikes directly toward the center of your chest where all your important bits are. It is also apparently not considerably more comfortable unless you have very large breasts.
It is by most accounts practically inferior to a more normally shaped chestplate in every way. Including looks.
Dominic James
Having said that, though, I'm not sure that the pic in 's post is really "boob plate" as we tend to use the term. It seems to jut out a big around the boob area, yes, but I don't see a discernible dip between the boobs.