Christina Stiles wrote: Please add some diversity in your staff. There's much more to diversity than one's genitals. Considering their current success they're exactly where they need to be from a diversity angle. Overall checking a box on the diversity bingo card does more harm than good as there's another quality being sought than 'is this person good for our company'.
This was a drama with comedy in it, and the focus is on Cass and his continuing education on how not to be a jerk. The plot weaves together the several worlds of the Gamers together nicely, something I expect to see more of in the extended cut and related products (Dangerous Games which features Leo for example). And something that I'm surprised hasn't been posted yet, the movie! http://www.watchthegamers.com/. Onward... TO WAFFLES!
If you were LV 7, somebody along the line gave you some help. There was a great teacher somewhere in your life. Somebody helped to create this unbelievable Andoran system that we have that allowed you to thrive. Somebody invested in roads and bridges. If you've got a dragon horde—you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen.
Sean K Reynolds wrote: (To answer your unasked question, yes, if it were up to me, some of the items in the Core Rulebook would go away.) Think I just discovered why after all these years my thieves/rogues have never come across items than enhance backstab/sneak attack. I'm sad, and designing a new item now.
Mageye wrote: I later after the appointment was thinking about this when I got a phone call from the pastor of the church I go to about something there putting on anyway I asked the Pastor about his thoughts on D&D and he said he had no comments on that subject. This is your faith. We have no business telling you what does or does not abide by your faith. From what you've stated your pastor has no comments, and by my understanding no qualms over the practice in and of itself. I wouldn't wield that as a particular blessing against any busy-body that happened to go to your church, but he's not condemned it either. You are the final arbiter of what's in your heart, and your connection to God. |