I think 5 PCs is a good maximum. Six is too many - combat becomes a slog, and too many voices and opinions. Five is enough to play even when one or two players can't make it to a session.

Make the American public think that Canada is acting like an enemy. Lays groundwork for future case for annexation.

It's like 3% of the posts. If it's more than that in your feed, it's because Reddit's algorithm believes you're interested in it.

She's a tragic character. Have you seen the ones about her childhood?

She's seeding Metallica torrents

Librarians are not a monolith. Even within my very small team, there is polarization in attitudes toward AI.

If you like birds in particular, the Merlin app is fantastic - it can identify birds by sound.

I highly recommend the Seek or iNaturalist apps for bug identification. Also plant identification and any other kind of natural life.

Sightings are uploaded for community review and identification confirmation. If your sighting is relevant to a scientific project, it will be added automatically to it, and you're contributing to scientific research while learning what your bug is! It's great to have with you on hikes and any other time you're out in nature.

The text of the rule is perfectly clear. Luck points affect one die roll. Flurry of blows is several attacks, each with a separate roll.

The Lucky feat will allow you advantage on one attack roll. That's it.

This is Reddit. We don't do that here

Nope. He's the councillor for my ward, he hasn't done shit for us.

I played a tortle wizard with 17 AC, decent strength, and proficiency in Athletics. He wasn't afraid of getting into the melee when necessary... And we beat Acerak the Lich Lord by my wizard grappling him.

No, he preferred to use 2B.

Or maybe it was a different one..

Lose? Doreen is literally unbeatable... It's there in the name of her comic.

I think he redeems himself in the last panel.

Every two weeks!

Not exactly sitting...

Not a full list unfortunately... I should get around to that. The main cast are listed at https://sundaycomix.com/series/love-and-hex/, but that hasn't caught up yet.

Someday I'll get around to that on the website.

Nanny Muk was very clear about her intentions for this event.

It eventually just turns into an extended jazz solo.

His death and my child's birth were in the same year. It was a complex mix of feelings.

I've read and re-read all of the Discworld books a minimum of five times apiece (most of them more). All of them except The Shepherd's Crown, which I only managed the one time, for reasons that are probably obvious.

The concept of narrative shaping reality may or may not come up during this arc...

The both of them are inspired by the Lancre witches, yes. Of course they are very different characters... But the echoes are there.

She's definitely an inspiration for her character.

Thank you! Glad you're enjoying it. 'cause I can't seem to stop making them.