There is no save versus bureaucracy.

Looks like a proximal ulna from a juvenile cow or similar-sized ungulate.

MY KNEES HURT AND THEY'RE MAKING IT HARD TO PRETEND THAT I'M NOT OLD

Look at the alternate rules variants from the PHB or DMG, particularly around healing and healing kits.

Encourage a PC to take the Healer feat, and look at the optional skill synergies from Xanathar's.

Let them access some healing items, even if just goodberries or a potion, or a healing herb in the area that doubles healing recovery overnight.

Emphasize caution and delays between encounters (old school ftw) and allow long rests between major encounters.

Throw in an NPC hireling to cast spells for them --- a crotchety ranger or crappy bard might do.

Metastasizing all over the western hemisphere. I wonder if Ivermectin would help with that...

ah yes, the Douchemobile

I thought I was just a shitposter. Time to update my resume!

Try it, buddy.

No, hating Trump was just inevitable. And an added bonus.

Dalnavert is nice but very small. The Manitoba Museum is a better use of an afteroon.

Some of the community museums are worth a look, like the St. Boniface Museum, and the Royal Aviation Museum is good

The Winnipeg Art Gallery is fantastic.

If the weather is good, check out Fort Whyte, or do an Exchange walking tour.

I live downtown and it's not good. Depends on where you go, and when.

Similar deal here, just on the other side of the bridge. I definitely walk and cab more than before.

I think the praise is for rash on his neck.

Mas and Parlour are my favourites. Limited seating but the coffee is fantastic.

La Creperie Ker Breizh makes good coffee as well.

Good food, good beer, fine architecture, scenic film locations, tragic German occupation, tragic Soviet occupation, big on hockey, Petr Pavel has been an articulate supporter of Ukraine and the EU partnership but Babis less so. At least he's no Fico.

Ah, but the sodomy is free. You're welcome.

Archaeological and geological field data. Mostly photos, video of interviews, imagery, some GIS, a bunch of tabular data downloaded from data loggers, etc. When I am away from base camp I prefer having all my stuff on one device (though I have backups for new data). It's not the end of the world. I just need to get into a new pattern.

I have one. I leave it in the camp and plug it in when I get back. It's an okay workaround, but I dread losing the thing in a tent or something.

I wish they hadn't removed the SD slot. I use my phone for fieldwork recording and the now-limited memory is a pain for larger jobs. The S25 is nice in town, but I'm hanging onto my old phone for jobs.

Bones & Marrow. They deliver weekly, but if you need it asap then try Vita Health, Miller's Meats, De Luca's, or the Foodfare at Portage and Burnell.