Spare Sidekick (They/Them)
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NB ND Socialist Cyborg Zebra. Food Tech, Forever DM and TTRPG dork.
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sparesidekick.bsky.social
Well done comrade. Put your feet up for a bit. You deserve a short break
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raynegrimm.bsky.social
Seems there's been word that hashtags may not be functioning properly on bluesky as of late

If yall like my #TTRPGQuestion & #TTRPGPrompt posts do be sure to Give them a share if your up for it, it does really help me out and might help counteract the recent issues 😅
sparesidekick.bsky.social
In Caldera, the inland sea was so poisonous, that it was filled with hardy mutant fish and infernal seaweed.
In Arath, there was a lot of sea folk, all curious, or hostile, about the innovative humans and Thier underwater oasis
sparesidekick.bsky.social
In Nintya, the cursed coast was home to Thaal-Asah , mother of sea monsters, who spent her idle hours making new monsters and setting them free.
In Prospero, the seas were the end of the world so while populated with normal sealife, "things" from the chaos beyond used it as a back door
sparesidekick.bsky.social
Hrrm. My bad for the undereading.
Serious answer: 4th circle Earthdawn has some of the better, more energetic fight scenes, players juggling low and mid tier talents talents with Thier upper tier abilities.
sparesidekick.bsky.social
/points at nearly every superhero rpg in existence
sparesidekick.bsky.social
AI slop posts are beneath you comrade

Also... Please consider alt text
sparesidekick.bsky.social
In Nintya, of the six forces, "unworld" was a corruptor. But apart from evil outcomes, arcanists considered it "dangerous but neutral"
sparesidekick.bsky.social
In Nintya it was fairly common. An overcrowded city where most people lived in the sewer will do that.
In Bryznia there is enough hedge magic to go around that if something is not severe, you will recover.
In Vesperra, the new world still has surprise ailments, and snake oil doctors make them worse
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kurellian.bsky.social
"motherfucker" is a gender neutral term
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ghaspey.bsky.social
I'll say it: I think its rly annoying and frankly amateurish that writers are constantly told their villains must be understandable or have sympathetic motivation to be interesting or realistic when all our big villains irl are in fact rich, stupid, selfish, trickster dillweeds and always have been
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evilcleverdog.bsky.social
Using ChatGPT
edithcharles.bsky.social
What's something that isn't considered embarrassing but you think it should be?
sparesidekick.bsky.social
Chickpea Tandoori and garlic Naan suit you?
sparesidekick.bsky.social
In Vesperra, the new exciting field of "Psychopetry" tells people that dreams have hidden meanings deep in the soul. Just hand over thirty silver for a consult.
sparesidekick.bsky.social
In Bryznia, dreams are just dreams, and many would mock you for reading more meaning into them. But there is a dream dimension, full of things that sliver, and if yours are pretty bad, you may get a visit from an expert in these matters
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raxkingisdead.bsky.social
few ideas have damaged the average psyche more than ‘the customer is always right.’ it should be a little bit humiliating, being a customer. you should walk into any service transaction knowing that the other person, and not you, is in control over whether you get your treats
sparesidekick.bsky.social
the Elves from Elfquest. The fae from Castle Falkenstein. The Androids From 1E Pathfinder
sparesidekick.bsky.social
Easy. Arch Baron Ronaldo True. He led the 'popular revolution' of the hard working Barons over the corrupt and unjust monarchy, and gave himself the Title 'ArchBaron'. Now his mob have taken over the church, destroying Libraries raising random Tariffs, supporting foreign tyrants etc
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sparesidekick.bsky.social
It's a parasite in one instance, where it adapted to living in sinus cavities, burrowing into the nerves and jangling the brain.
sparesidekick.bsky.social
Brachyaderma Polyspermia. "Loreli's Fungus" not one plant but seven. It selectively poisons it's gametes to alter its genes, giving it the ability to "adapt" to where it grows. Copper usually kills it but if poisoned with it, it just randomly mutates itself so some of it may survive.
sparesidekick.bsky.social
Had a while gaming group of adults earlier this year, and I casually dropped I have been running games since 19XX and all of them told me this was longer than they have been alive and I may have seen the grim reaper in the corner of my eye
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djangowexler.bsky.social
My boss: so how's our fourth quarter looking?

Me, the sales manager at the company that makes inflatable frog suits: well, you're never going to believe this, but