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Diego: This is my own fault for using words

Katina: They brewed too greedily and too deep
Katina: They awoke the Beerog
Katina: A BEEROG OF MOREFROTH
Katina: I drank his ruins upon the mountainside

Don: Well, if you're into that sort of thing...

Gary: The collective noun for a group of programmers is a merge-conflict.

Sara Marie: And I have 3 bathrooms that i got from IKEA that I don't like.

Cosmo: 100% chance that anyone who says this is a complete [redacted].

Sharaya: Are people supposed to have fun with games?
Diego: Fun is for suckers!

Diego: For some reason drinking reminded me of that.

redacted: I have a hard time with it. It reminds me too much of poverty.

Katina: Christopher makes an excellent point.

Cosmo: so I started [redacted].
Cosmo: ...because I'm funny, you see.
Katina: well now that you’ve informed me that you're funny, it all makes sense.
Sharaya: is that how funny works?
Cosmo: of course it is.
Sharaya: I am going about this all wrong.
Katina: probably. No one really knows for sure.

And now I have yet another webcomic to follow. Thanks ;P

Questionable Content

https://xkcd.com/231/

They're good dogs, Brent.

Who's a good dog?

Perception: 1d20 + 34 ⇒ (16) + 34 = 50

It's you! You're a good dog!

Sara Marie: tea is probably better for me than more sad

"I say to you againe, doe not call up Any that you can not put downe."
- H.P. Lovecraft, The Case of Charles Dexter Ward

Katina: Is electrotherapy the answer to everything? The answer may shock you!

Sara Marie: WAIT
Sara Marie: no
Sara Marie: Wait yes

And before anyone asks if the players are okay with this, this scenario is me testing how far into depravity people are comfortable with, and I'll ask outright after this has been resolved in-game.

I would like to humbly suggest reading the very excellent section in Horror Adventures titled "Horror Games And Consent" (page 190). In summary, it's generally best to inform your players beforehand if you intend to use horrifying content or situations and what, in broad strokes, those themes might be. Getting a sense of where your players are comfortable helps you craft stories that push but do not cross those boundaries. It also helps players understand the overall tone of your game and plan both themselves and their characters accordingly.

If you think it will spoil a surprise, such a declaration will only serve as a teaser trailer for your overall game. Knowing what's coming will keep your players on edge with anticipation.

Katina: Spanking demons, eh?
Diego: They'd been very naughty.

Sara Marie wrote:

katina: your cow will be SLIIIIIIGHTLY less tipsy than our cows

Designated Cattle-Driver?

Purveyor of bovine intoxicants.

Robot Chris: I am now equipped with articles on how to have chicken nuggets in the wilderness

Diego: I like how they're all excited about someone peeing in their nose.

Sara Marie: Cosmo, as usual, you have found the root of my fears.

Robot Chris: Paizo Con—it's the bees knees
Katina: Are the bees treated fairly? We need to save the bees, you know.
Katina: I hope they're not being hunted for their knees.
Robot Chris: Only the finest, fair trade, organic knees.
Robot Chris: Non-gmo bees
Sara Marie: Free range knees
Katina: Knee range

Katina: That's the key - start overthinking early!

The cost of sugar water is high here in the Word Mines.

Remember, you gotta write stuff down...For Science(TM).

"Remember kids, the only difference between Science and screwing around is writing it down." -- Adam Savage

Gary: If you are an abstract cosmic force that causes weird and unpredictable things to happen, please chill out until after the election.
Katina: Sorry, I'll try.
Gary: DAMMIT KATINA
Katina: I SAID I'M SORRY

Thread's still going on, eh?

It has been a while since anything actually overheard was posted here...is everyone OK over there? Are they allowed out of the box the cookies were under yet?

We are absolutely not playtesting paladins with laser swords and telekinetic powers in Starfinder.

Nearly everyone. Some tried to rescue others and then we needed people to rescue the rescuers. It was a huge mess.

Sara Marie: I felt guilty for [redacted]
Sara Marie: but it was cold so my guilt kind of evaporated

Katina: COSMO YOU RUINED IT
Katina: I can't unsee that and it makes me sad

Katina: Not sure if I should risk the click.

Robot Chris: If you’re gonna eat it, respect it? I guess?

Lissa: I've done... research.

Robot Chris ... looks into chat... looks right out of chat
Cosmo: Worth it.

Katina: That fairy makes me feel like my parents don’t understand me and my hair's not dark enough.

Diego: Please everyone, don't operate heavy machinery while looking upon my face.

Where's the anti-favorite button...

gary: nobody wants to be the one that says "solar farts"

If a star holds it in too much, does it go nova?

Gary: We should get a new calendar. This one's busted.
Gary: I hear the Mayans aren't using their calendar since 2013 or so.
Katina: Well, you should be able to borrow it. After all, what’s Mayan is yours.

Sara Marie: There will be so many tears.

Diego: Being a human, I have no natural defenses beyond soiling myself and hoping the smell drives them away.

Katina: being a genius is quite a burden, you see

Cort: Well that's something of an anticlimax.

Gary: for every problem there is a solution that is complex, market-based and far worse than the government just doing it

Hail! Hail! Hail and Kill!

Hail and Kill.

OMG!

The Grey Mistress shelters us under Her comforting blanket and protects us from the Day Star and its predations. She holds the Terrible Heat at bay and keeps us safe. Hail to the Grey Mistress.