Wondering why I’m not in better shape, given how frequently I need to hustle to prevent my kid from destroying herself and/or her environment.

Possibly I’m too fast? Will follow up with a couple jumping jacks next time.

Wait is that an uber mage or umber mage? Either way, F that, meeting’s canceled

Even if they miraculously miss every square on every user’s personal shady practices bingo card—eg, no training AI on user data—it seems more than a little risky to bet the entire monetization strategy on AI when they are not an AI company, and AI is still … this.

I haven’t had a chance to dig into the details yet, but my gut tells reaction is that there’s no way this pricing model can end well.

Thanks for sharing! What kind of scenario did you end up running?

Yes—thank you for sharing this. Love it.

Also, the article’s framing of “writer’s block” as holding back not-yet-writers from producing breakout hits feels … odd to me? Maybe a stretch, but reminds me of how some people act like, “Maybe I’LL be a billionaire someday, so let’s keep taxes low.”

Thanks so much! I really appreciate hearing it!

(With apologies if I asked this exact same question last time and totally forgot)

What RPG that is not D&D have you enjoyed the most for D&D-ish fantasy?

… and same question, but without the “for D&D-ish fantasy” qualifier

Ask me how many times I’ve had to explain I could not have coexisted with dinosaurs

This is the way.

Just make sure it’s obvious. One of my Wastoid players remarked this week she’s amazed we played a year without calling attention to the ability scores spelling out the name of the game. My fault for taking so long to get it into the character spreadsheet *just right.*

Agreed.

I might have said, “Ooh, yeah—“ [sucks in air through teeth uncomfortably] “—not sure about this one—“

But when you say “Mothership”? And “orientation video”?

Bro.