idk why but this reminded me of one of my favorite stories.
Guy converts to judaism because of his partner.

Dinner. He orders something. Eats it. Learns it has pork in it.

He goes to the family's Rabbit to atone. Rabbi refuses atonement because its not a thing and just asks, "what did you learn".

My eyes decided this said "Team Aqua Lipstick Marks" before my brain caught up.

fry everyone of your keys on your keyboard. you will not regrett frying every one of the keys on your keyboard to solve this issue.

Well. They support mill strategies. So, yes.

Sure, lets go with that.

Remember the time Moose taught Dilton how to tell time by lifting him (Dilton).

Witch Sulfur #demon #femboy #witch #halloween

Its literally impossible to abuse it. Any scenario you might classify as "abuse" might be against the law as written, but its still performing the purpose its meant to perform.

Right? It’s also interesting to ask yourself *which* of your locations could be characters, and why. Gets to the heart of their emotional significance within your story

A long while ago I thought, "being in office should be like jury duty, and ideally nobody there should want to be there."

I wonder how much that would mitigate nonsense in reality.

"locations are characters" is a concept I love as a DM - it makes improv so much easier if you start thinking of abstract concepts as characters as well, and helps with mechanical integration too.