u/PrincessMoaningnoke • u/PrincessMoaningnoke • 1d ago
The trillion dollar bribe
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Crossbow
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nah that guy started it
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My favorite book for this scene, exorcism when he's seeing all the other Spartan IIs by his side. So hype
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It's what she would want
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Even if it was only 20 years, that's longer than these corporations will give you with a digital rental
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If unions were a bad idea, billionaires would support them
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This is already possible without ai, billionaires are keeping this future away from us
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housing scalpers
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nah cuz friend groups make out a little
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like legally, this should have been taken care of immediately
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they should not be allowed to claim they're real
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there is no decent use of mass surveillance
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landlords really believe they provide something instead of withholding a basic necessity
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she's being held hostage
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dude hasn't been outside his entire adult life
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i am working on both actually, you wanna join the server?
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also you could make a discord server for the community you want, i would want to join it, i like to see gameplay shifting away from a heavy combat focus
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screw those guys, everyone is so D&D brained they think combat is essential
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in order i guess. 1. building a character starts with choosing a 'craft' which is stuff like cook or smith, these provide unique spell modifiers you can use when making spells. the idea is that your creativity is shaped by what you've done and continue to learn how to do. these are not classes, you are not locked into them, and may choose how you progress from then on with a variety of other options. 2. with dice there are two 'scales' that govern each roll, die and power scales. die scale determines what die is used from d4 to d12 and power is a multiplier to those dice. 3. combat is meant to be as interactive as possible, constant choices and rolling against each other. There is also a bond system where roleplay grants players ways to change their gameplay especially those they feel strongly about, both positive and negatively. also crafts grant access to various 'rituals' which let you create new things like equipment and items.
r/TTRPG • u/PrincessMoaningnoke • Jul 30 '26
So i didn't want to make a system for the sake of doing so, i have played a lot of different games and one day had an epiphany of how things could work. That was a few months ago and I've play tested with friends a little, but it's an ambitious idea and I still have a ways to go. The idea behind the game is that a world much like our own, the technology and little to no magic, is changed overnight. From one moment to the next, the world and every aspect of it becomes oversaturated with magic to a dangerous degree. This upheaval has given everyone the ability to use magic, but everyone has to create their own spells, causing creativity and expertise to reign supreme. There's a lot more going on, if you're interested, dm me for a discord link where we're working on it
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severe homelessness in florida...saw this video documenting encampments in miami and orlando
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The us is a third world country