Orthos |
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Today is probably going to be primarily a packing day, except for Age of Worms time.
Tomorrow I go to sign my apartment lease and pay my first month's rent.
Wednesday I go to get the power turned on. Would have done it sooner but I needed proof of rental so had to wait until the paperwork was done.
Wednesday or Thursday I need to arrange for internet service.
All goes well, I should be able to move a few small boxes throughout the week, taking them over and dropping them off after work, then move all the big stuff on Saturday. In addition to the stuff I'm moving myself with some help from my parents and some church people, I've got one coworker delivering a chest of drawers (thankfully, since she lives way up on one of the mountains out here, which I would be very nervous about driving up/down myself) and the mattress place I bought from was doing free delivery as part of a Labor Day Weekend sale. (Got a MemoryFoam mattress for $500, no delivery cost, no tax. Pretty darn good deal.)
Add to that that we're very likely going to be doing at least some overtime at work this week, I'm probably going to be very busy.
Rawr! |
Today is probably going to be primarily a packing day, except for Age of Worms time.
Tomorrow I go to sign my apartment lease and pay my first month's rent.
Wednesday I go to get the power turned on. Would have done it sooner but I needed proof of rental so had to wait until the paperwork was done.
Wednesday or Thursday I need to arrange for internet service.
All goes well, I should be able to move a few small boxes throughout the week, taking them over and dropping them off after work, then move all the big stuff on Saturday. In addition to the stuff I'm moving myself with some help from my parents and some church people, I've got one coworker delivering a chest of drawers (thankfully, since she lives way up on one of the mountains out here, which I would be very nervous about driving up/down myself) and the mattress place I bought from was doing free delivery as part of a Labor Day Weekend sale. (Got a MemoryFoam mattress for $500, no delivery cost, no tax. Pretty darn good deal.)
Add to that that we're very likely going to be doing at least some overtime at work this week, I'm probably going to be very busy.
Good luck with the move!
Tin Foil Yamakah |
Hey TFY, any plans on when/if you'll be starting that WOTW game? =) Think I have a character idea settled on.
Well I was thinking around halloween, The only thing I know is that it will be level 9 characters with appropriate WBL. Obviously you won't start with anything on you as your miserable selves will be in prison.
Also i have some houserules i want to try out. Nothing to crazy I assure you
Drejk |
Another fail with sending a submission (for Wayfinder): I missed that the requirements for a header in the submission... I was already using my own header with name and e-mail but no article name nor wordcount. I noticed Tim's facebook post about it, corrected and sent the submission once again... Only to Paris sending me a response that there is no attachment.
Third time's a charm. Or something.
Orthos |
Orthos wrote:Hey TFY, any plans on when/if you'll be starting that WOTW game? =) Think I have a character idea settled on.Well I was thinking around halloween, The only thing I know is that it will be level 9 characters with appropriate WBL. Obviously you won't start with anything on you as your miserable selves will be in prison.
Also i have some houserules i want to try out. Nothing to crazy I assure you
Alrighty, no rush then =) Just curious what your policies on content are - core only, Paizo only, 3pp allowed with review, etc.?
Justin Franklin |
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Arrived home safe and sound around 3:00 am CDT this morning. My son is back at his school.
Took the dog to the dog park this morning. He had lots of fun with his dog friends and was quite worn out by the end.
And you are still nuts. ;) it was fun hanging out again, even if a majority was spent chasing Jude.
Tordek Rumnaheim |
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Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:And you are still nuts. ;) it was fun hanging out again, even if a majority was spent chasing Jude.Arrived home safe and sound around 3:00 am CDT this morning. My son is back at his school.
Took the dog to the dog park this morning. He had lots of fun with his dog friends and was quite worn out by the end.
ok maybe just a little =D I had fun seeing you and Jude as well. I'm very glad we could connect.
DSXMachina |
Good day all.
So a character of mine got a sash of storing with 8x (10lb) compartments, I was thinking of:
*This is the one I'm most unsure of, I can probably put them in another extra-dimensional space.
**It's a high-undead campaign & vampires have been known to lock their doors with blood.
***For invisibility detection....and cakes.
gran rey de los mono |
Phostwood
Butter, Flour***
***For invisibility detection....and cakes.
What's Phostwood?
Also, I personally would take baking soda (if you can get it) instead of flour, but that's due to what happened in a previous game. The GM would often allow things that "made sense"* even if there wasn't any precedent in the rules. Sometimes he would even let things completely break the rules if they "made sense"*. Anyway, we established that since baking soda is a base, and bases neutralize acid, applying baking soda would stop lingering acid damage, and in fact, if you were sufficiently coated, could stop acid damage all together. One of our players' PCs was a fairy of some sort that had Greater Invisibility as an at will spell-like ability**, so he took a Type 1 Bag of Holding and filled it with 1/2 pound bags of baking soda. We called him the Baking Soda Fairy (which worked two ways, since the player was gay), and he took on the role with great joy. It led to some very humorous moments, like when he fluttered up to a bubbling cauldron filled with who-knows-what and dumped the entire contents of the bag into it, ruining the ritual magic being attempted by the coven of hags, as well as causing a very energetic reaction with the other ingredients.
TL;DR: I prefer baking soda for nostalgic reasons.
* The GM's definition of what "made sense" bore very little resemblance to what the rest of us thought "made sense". We took advantage of this sometimes.
**The GM didn't really subscribe to the idea of "balance" or "fairness" when it came to choosing characters. The aforementioned fairy was allowed because the two of them were pretty good friends, where as when my brother did something to tick the GM off, he not only killed his character more-or-less out of hand, but then told him he couldn't play a psychic warrior because they were "overpowered". The fairy PC was a psion from the same source book.
DSXMachina |
DSXMachina wrote:Phostwood
Butter, Flour***
***For invisibility detection....and cakes.What's Phostwood?
Also, I personally would take baking soda (if you can get it) instead of flour, but that's due to what happened in a previous game. The GM would often allow things that "made sense"* even if there wasn't any precedent in the rules. Sometimes he would even let things completely break the rules if they "made sense"*. Anyway, we established that since baking soda is a base, and bases neutralize acid, applying baking soda would stop lingering acid damage, and in fact, if you were sufficiently coated, could stop acid damage all together. One of our players' PCs was a fairy of some sort that had Greater Invisibility as an at will spell-like ability**, so he took a Type 1 Bag of Holding and filled it with 1/2 pound bags of baking soda. We called him the Baking Soda Fairy (which worked two ways, since the player was gay), and he took on the role with great joy. It led to some very humorous moments, like when he fluttered up to a bubbling cauldron filled with who-knows-what and dumped the entire contents of the bag into it, ruining the ritual magic being attempted by the coven of hags, as well as causing a very energetic reaction with the other ingredients.
TL;DR: I prefer baking soda for nostalgic reasons.
* The GM's definition of what "made sense" bore very little resemblance to what the rest of us thought "made sense". We took advantage of this sometimes.
**The GM didn't really subscribe to the idea of "balance" or "fairness" when it came to choosing characters. The aforementioned fairy was allowed because the two of them were pretty good friends, where as when my brother did something to tick the GM off, he not only killed his character more-or-less out of hand, but then told him he couldn't play a psychic warrior because they were "overpowered". The fairy PC was a psion from the same source book.
Wow, cool. I'll see if there is baking soda in the setting, since our GM can be similar. (My PC has bought a bakery to give food to the poor).
Phostwood is wood from the elven forest of the same name, I believe it may have detrimental affects on undead. Alternatively, I could put in some camphor or soporific logs.
Similarly, I really should fill it with wheels of cheese for nostalgia. Since in 1 realistic game set in the middle ages, I was in charge of buying the provisions....I slightly zoned out. And cheese was the cheapest thing, so I bought a dozen wheels of cheese and some apples without realising how big they were. ¬_¬
gran rey de los mono |
Wow, cool. I'll see if there is baking soda in the setting, since our GM can be similar. (My PC has bought a bakery to give food to the poor).
Phostwood is wood from the elven forest of the same name, I believe it may have detrimental affects on undead. Alternatively, I could put in some camphor or soporific logs.
Similarly, I really should fill it with wheels of cheese for nostalgia. Since in 1 realistic game set in the middle ages, I was in charge of buying the provisions....I slightly zoned out. And cheese was the cheapest thing, so I bought a dozen wheels of cheese and some apples without realising how big they were. ¬_¬
If you had wheels of cheese, you could do like they do at the annual cheese festival where my parents live. They play "Cheese Curling". One person rolls a small wheel of baby swiss at a target about 25' away, while another runs alongside with a broom to guide it and knock it over as close to the mark as possible.
Freehold DM |
Sorry for the long silence.