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Woran wrote:
TO completely toot my own horn, new PF2 book has been announced and I wrote things for it

TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT


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Wrong horn, Freehold.


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Also, it's kind of weird seeing you call out the name of one of my former pets. I had a guinea pig named Toot. He was a good pig.


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Mine was Gip. He was also a good pig.


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I had actual pigs, which I unfortunately had to actually kill in order to have ham and bacon.


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About to go home. Good night, everyone.


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‘We’ll Never Make That Kind of Movie Again’ An oral history of The Emperor’s New Groove


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I have finished Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Quite a bittersweet ending...

The credits roll for very long, but the music score for them is excellent.


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Well, I learned something last night: If you make a co-op game hard enough, it can get nearly as snarky as a PvP game.

With little else to do, we've been hitting the dailies in Phasmophobia and then doing a quest in Left 4 Dead. Against Shiro's better judgement, we decided to try Left 4 Dead 2. It's significantly harder, with everyone having to play well to survive a chapter. So Lara Croft guy's habit of playing multiplayer like a solo player who just happens to be online with the other players isn't cutting it.
GothBard: Well, I'm down.
NobodysHome: I'll pick up the quest item, you revive GothBard.
Shiro: I'm on it! Lara Croft guy, cover us. Er, Lara Croft guy? Lara Croft guy?
Lara Croft Guy: I don't know what you guys are doing! I'm already at the turn-in point!

In short, he simply ran ahead to the turn-in without the quest item and left the rest of us behind to manage on our own. And in a game that's scaled so that you can barely survive with 4 people, that's a party wipe.

And it happened multiple times last night. Leading to a LOT of sniping of, "Can you PLEASE stay with the group and work with us?", "Well, we have to keep moving or we get swarmed, so if you're not going to move I'm going ahead."

Lots of grar.


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Best comment I saw this week about GameStop/Reddit/etc:

"You can't call yourself Robinhood if you actively try to stop people from taking money from the rich. They should at the very least have to change their name."


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NobodysHome wrote:

Well, I learned something last night: If you make a co-op game hard enough, it can get nearly as snarky as a PvP game.

With little else to do, we've been hitting the dailies in Phasmophobia and then doing a quest in Left 4 Dead. Against Shiro's better judgement, we decided to try Left 4 Dead 2. It's significantly harder, with everyone having to play well to survive a chapter. So Lara Croft guy's habit of playing multiplayer like a solo player who just happens to be online with the other players isn't cutting it.
GothBard: Well, I'm down.
NobodysHome: I'll pick up the quest item, you revive GothBard.
Shiro: I'm on it! Lara Croft guy, cover us. Er, Lara Croft guy? Lara Croft guy?
Lara Croft Guy: I don't know what you guys are doing! I'm already at the turn-in point!

In short, he simply ran ahead to the turn-in without the quest item and left the rest of us behind to manage on our own. And in a game that's scaled so that you can barely survive with 4 people, that's a party wipe.

And it happened multiple times last night. Leading to a LOT of sniping of, "Can you PLEASE stay with the group and work with us?", "Well, we have to keep moving or we get swarmed, so if you're not going to move I'm going ahead."

Lots of grar.

Wait a minute, that's what I do.


NobodysHome wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

But I'm not that old. I never remember Ghirardelli ever being any good...

It's still better than that vomity sludge Hershey puts out.

Edit: It occurs to me I only ever buy Ghirardelli chocolate chips for baking (which get snacked on and never end up actually baked) so I'm not sure if their bars are the same quality or worse.

Hershey's makes chocolate?

Oh, you guys and your chocolate snobbery~!

:V

(I... I actually like Hersey's. There, I said it.)


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Yup, it's supposed to snow tomorrow.


Tacticslion wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

But I'm not that old. I never remember Ghirardelli ever being any good...

It's still better than that vomity sludge Hershey puts out.

Edit: It occurs to me I only ever buy Ghirardelli chocolate chips for baking (which get snacked on and never end up actually baked) so I'm not sure if their bars are the same quality or worse.

Hershey's makes chocolate?

Oh, you guys and your chocolate snobbery~!

:V

(I... I actually like Hersey's. There, I said it.)

Yeah, f#*@ chocolate!


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Game of Thrones is incredibly predictable.

Well done, no Fargo, Breaking Bad, or Stranger Things by any means but well done.

And predictable, so very predictable.


Sharoth wrote:
‘We’ll Never Make That Kind of Movie Again’ An oral history of The Emperor’s New Groove

Aw. It was actually a pretty good movie. Sad to hear how hard it was on everyone. What a fascinating story this is.

I'll have to try to find The Sweatbox at some point, if it's possible.


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NobodysHome wrote:

Well, I learned something last night: If you make a co-op game hard enough, it can get nearly as snarky as a PvP game.

With little else to do, we've been hitting the dailies in Phasmophobia and then doing a quest in Left 4 Dead. Against Shiro's better judgement, we decided to try Left 4 Dead 2. It's significantly harder, with everyone having to play well to survive a chapter. So Lara Croft guy's habit of playing multiplayer like a solo player who just happens to be online with the other players isn't cutting it.
GothBard: Well, I'm down.
NobodysHome: I'll pick up the quest item, you revive GothBard.
Shiro: I'm on it! Lara Croft guy, cover us. Er, Lara Croft guy? Lara Croft guy?
Lara Croft Guy: I don't know what you guys are doing! I'm already at the turn-in point!

In short, he simply ran ahead to the turn-in without the quest item and left the rest of us behind to manage on our own. And in a game that's scaled so that you can barely survive with 4 people, that's a party wipe.

And it happened multiple times last night. Leading to a LOT of sniping of, "Can you PLEASE stay with the group and work with us?", "Well, we have to keep moving or we get swarmed, so if you're not going to move I'm going ahead."

Lots of grar.

So, I'm guessing some Epic Snark from Goth Bard; cold, prim politeness from you; and Shiro just quietly arranging things so karma will eventually fall where it needs to?


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Hello, everyone.


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NobodysHome wrote:

Well, I learned something last night: If you make a co-op game hard enough, it can get nearly as snarky as a PvP game.

With little else to do, we've been hitting the dailies in Phasmophobia and then doing a quest in Left 4 Dead. Against Shiro's better judgement, we decided to try Left 4 Dead 2. It's significantly harder, with everyone having to play well to survive a chapter. So Lara Croft guy's habit of playing multiplayer like a solo player who just happens to be online with the other players isn't cutting it.
GothBard: Well, I'm down.
NobodysHome: I'll pick up the quest item, you revive GothBard.
Shiro: I'm on it! Lara Croft guy, cover us. Er, Lara Croft guy? Lara Croft guy?
Lara Croft Guy: I don't know what you guys are doing! I'm already at the turn-in point!

In short, he simply ran ahead to the turn-in without the quest item and left the rest of us behind to manage on our own. And in a game that's scaled so that you can barely survive with 4 people, that's a party wipe.

And it happened multiple times last night. Leading to a LOT of sniping of, "Can you PLEASE stay with the group and work with us?", "Well, we have to keep moving or we get swarmed, so if you're not going to move I'm going ahead."

Lots of grar.

So, then. Lara Croft Guy isn't really a team player?


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lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Well, I learned something last night: If you make a co-op game hard enough, it can get nearly as snarky as a PvP game.

With little else to do, we've been hitting the dailies in Phasmophobia and then doing a quest in Left 4 Dead. Against Shiro's better judgement, we decided to try Left 4 Dead 2. It's significantly harder, with everyone having to play well to survive a chapter. So Lara Croft guy's habit of playing multiplayer like a solo player who just happens to be online with the other players isn't cutting it.
GothBard: Well, I'm down.
NobodysHome: I'll pick up the quest item, you revive GothBard.
Shiro: I'm on it! Lara Croft guy, cover us. Er, Lara Croft guy? Lara Croft guy?
Lara Croft Guy: I don't know what you guys are doing! I'm already at the turn-in point!

In short, he simply ran ahead to the turn-in without the quest item and left the rest of us behind to manage on our own. And in a game that's scaled so that you can barely survive with 4 people, that's a party wipe.

And it happened multiple times last night. Leading to a LOT of sniping of, "Can you PLEASE stay with the group and work with us?", "Well, we have to keep moving or we get swarmed, so if you're not going to move I'm going ahead."

Lots of grar.

So, I'm guessing some Epic Snark from Goth Bard; cold, prim politeness from you; and Shiro just quietly arranging things so karma will eventually fall where it needs to?

Nah. Shiro was snarking on him, too. It's been really bad.

From Divinity 2 to Pathfinder to Dungeon Siege 3 to Left 4 Dead to Phasmophobia, the group is always having issues with him ignoring the team. And Shiro's just started letting him have it every time he does, and it's getting a bit tense.

(And in case anyone's wondering how you can possibly not be a team player in Phasmophobia, we all had our roles: Shiro checked for fingerprints, took photos, and put out the ghost book; I put in the protective measures; GothBard searched for the correct room with the thermometer; Lara Croft guy put in sensors and support equipment. He got tired of GothBard always finding the ghost, so without telling anyone, he stopped bringing any equipment, grabbed a second thermometer, and started trying to run off on his own to find the ghost faster than she did. He claims it's more efficient. But it's a heck of a lot more efficient to have all the gear in hand to drop on the ghost's room at once instead of two people having to run out at once because they have identical gear.)

Scarab Sages

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captain yesterday wrote:
I had actual pigs, which I unfortunately had to actually kill in order to have ham and bacon.

We had as well. We just gave them all the same name so we could pretend it was the same pig.


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As I am salivating over next week's new game, the idea of the pig sacrificing itself for you hits all the right places.


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gran rey de los mono wrote:
Wrong horn, Freehold.

...or is it the right horn?

Scarab Sages

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Freehold DM wrote:
gran rey de los mono wrote:
Wrong horn, Freehold.
...or is it the right horn?

I accept both his horns.


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Stop, stop, this is a family-friendly thread!

Spoiler:

No, it isn't.


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In other news, the boss has decided that what we need in our room is a LIVING WALL. I always thought a LIVING WALL was a hideous melange of stitched-together body parts, howling in rage and torment as it lashed out at you with a variety of viciously clawed appendages, but apparently not - it's a series of 3ft square bits of plastic vegetation, so I don't really see what's living about it, unless it comes to life at night and skips about the office performing routine maintenance tasks if you leave a bowl of milk out for it or summat.


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Limeylongears wrote:
In other news, the boss has decided that what we need in our room is a LIVING WALL. I always thought a LIVING WALL was a hideous melange of stitched-together body parts, howling in rage and torment as it lashed out at you with a variety of viciously clawed appendages, but apparently not - it's a series of 3ft square bits of plastic vegetation, so I don't really see what's living about it, unless it comes to life at night and skips about the office performing routine maintenance tasks if you leave a bowl of milk out for it or summat.

OMG. A plastic living wall?!?!!? I have to tell GothBard! I think that's the most unclear on the concept I've heard in ages


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Woran wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
I had actual pigs, which I unfortunately had to actually kill in order to have ham and bacon.
We had as well. We just gave them all the same name so we could pretend it was the same pig.

That's not how my mom worked, every animal was given a name and taken care of and then murdered with their meat labelled by name on every package.

People say it's better this way, those people are f&%%ing a*&%@*!s.

My mom was an amazing person that left the world a better place but she was an a@$!&%% sometimes.


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NobodysHome wrote:
Limeylongears wrote:
In other news, the boss has decided that what we need in our room is a LIVING WALL. I always thought a LIVING WALL was a hideous melange of stitched-together body parts, howling in rage and torment as it lashed out at you with a variety of viciously clawed appendages, but apparently not - it's a series of 3ft square bits of plastic vegetation, so I don't really see what's living about it, unless it comes to life at night and skips about the office performing routine maintenance tasks if you leave a bowl of milk out for it or summat.
OMG. A plastic living wall?!?!!? I have to tell GothBard! I think that's the most unclear on the concept I've heard in ages

Pretty much. And I don't even work in tech...


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Woran wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
gran rey de los mono wrote:
Wrong horn, Freehold.
...or is it the right horn?
I accept both his horns.

gets on airplane


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NobodysHome wrote:

Well, I learned something last night: If you make a co-op game hard enough, it can get nearly as snarky as a PvP game.

With little else to do, we've been hitting the dailies in Phasmophobia and then doing a quest in Left 4 Dead. Against Shiro's better judgement, we decided to try Left 4 Dead 2. It's significantly harder, with everyone having to play well to survive a chapter. So Lara Croft guy's habit of playing multiplayer like a solo player who just happens to be online with the other players isn't cutting it.
GothBard: Well, I'm down.
NobodysHome: I'll pick up the quest item, you revive GothBard.
Shiro: I'm on it! Lara Croft guy, cover us. Er, Lara Croft guy? Lara Croft guy?
Lara Croft Guy: I don't know what you guys are doing! I'm already at the turn-in point!

In short, he simply ran ahead to the turn-in without the quest item and left the rest of us behind to manage on our own. And in a game that's scaled so that you can barely survive with 4 people, that's a party wipe.

And it happened multiple times last night. Leading to a LOT of sniping of, "Can you PLEASE stay with the group and work with us?", "Well, we have to keep moving or we get swarmed, so if you're not going to move I'm going ahead."

Lots of grar.

What did you expected? He left you for death.


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John Napier 698 wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Well, I learned something last night: If you make a co-op game hard enough, it can get nearly as snarky as a PvP game.

With little else to do, we've been hitting the dailies in Phasmophobia and then doing a quest in Left 4 Dead. Against Shiro's better judgement, we decided to try Left 4 Dead 2. It's significantly harder, with everyone having to play well to survive a chapter. So Lara Croft guy's habit of playing multiplayer like a solo player who just happens to be online with the other players isn't cutting it.
GothBard: Well, I'm down.
NobodysHome: I'll pick up the quest item, you revive GothBard.
Shiro: I'm on it! Lara Croft guy, cover us. Er, Lara Croft guy? Lara Croft guy?
Lara Croft Guy: I don't know what you guys are doing! I'm already at the turn-in point!

In short, he simply ran ahead to the turn-in without the quest item and left the rest of us behind to manage on our own. And in a game that's scaled so that you can barely survive with 4 people, that's a party wipe.

And it happened multiple times last night. Leading to a LOT of sniping of, "Can you PLEASE stay with the group and work with us?", "Well, we have to keep moving or we get swarmed, so if you're not going to move I'm going ahead."

Lots of grar.

So, then. Lara Croft Guy isn't really a team player?

Well, Lara Croft done everything herself.


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Drejk wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Well, I learned something last night: If you make a co-op game hard enough, it can get nearly as snarky as a PvP game.

With little else to do, we've been hitting the dailies in Phasmophobia and then doing a quest in Left 4 Dead. Against Shiro's better judgement, we decided to try Left 4 Dead 2. It's significantly harder, with everyone having to play well to survive a chapter. So Lara Croft guy's habit of playing multiplayer like a solo player who just happens to be online with the other players isn't cutting it.
GothBard: Well, I'm down.
NobodysHome: I'll pick up the quest item, you revive GothBard.
Shiro: I'm on it! Lara Croft guy, cover us. Er, Lara Croft guy? Lara Croft guy?
Lara Croft Guy: I don't know what you guys are doing! I'm already at the turn-in point!

In short, he simply ran ahead to the turn-in without the quest item and left the rest of us behind to manage on our own. And in a game that's scaled so that you can barely survive with 4 people, that's a party wipe.

And it happened multiple times last night. Leading to a LOT of sniping of, "Can you PLEASE stay with the group and work with us?", "Well, we have to keep moving or we get swarmed, so if you're not going to move I'm going ahead."

Lots of grar.

What did you expected? He left you for death.

Well, that's the sweet vengeance of the game. If you wander off and let the rest of the party die because you'd rather take a shortcut without telling them, then you're doomed. It's impossible to finish a scene solo.

Scarab Sages

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captain yesterday wrote:
Woran wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
I had actual pigs, which I unfortunately had to actually kill in order to have ham and bacon.
We had as well. We just gave them all the same name so we could pretend it was the same pig.

That's not how my mom worked, every animal was given a name and taken care of and then murdered with their meat labelled by name on every package.

People say it's better this way, those people are f&%&ing a~~+**!s.

My mom was an amazing person that left the world a better place but she was an a#&!~@+ sometimes.

My mom made sure she was on the other side of the farm come slaughtering day.


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I installed Dishonored...

And the controlls refused to work. I noticed first that something is off when the game told me that mouse is used to look around and I couldn't. Actually the game was unresponsive from the start and ignored <press any key> for an extended period of time. I thought for a moment it turned off the mouse and the keyboard and I might need to do the hard reset.

Apparently others had the same issue.

EDIT: Problem solved. At least for now. It was result of the game being blocked by the firewall.


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NobodysHome wrote:

Well, I learned something last night: If you make a co-op game hard enough, it can get nearly as snarky as a PvP game.

With little else to do, we've been hitting the dailies in Phasmophobia and then doing a quest in Left 4 Dead. Against Shiro's better judgement, we decided to try Left 4 Dead 2. It's significantly harder, with everyone having to play well to survive a chapter. So Lara Croft guy's habit of playing multiplayer like a solo player who just happens to be online with the other players isn't cutting it.
GothBard: Well, I'm down.
NobodysHome: I'll pick up the quest item, you revive GothBard.
Shiro: I'm on it! Lara Croft guy, cover us. Er, Lara Croft guy? Lara Croft guy?
Lara Croft Guy: I don't know what you guys are doing! I'm already at the turn-in point!

In short, he simply ran ahead to the turn-in without the quest item and left the rest of us behind to manage on our own. And in a game that's scaled so that you can barely survive with 4 people, that's a party wipe.

And it happened multiple times last night. Leading to a LOT of sniping of, "Can you PLEASE stay with the group and work with us?", "Well, we have to keep moving or we get swarmed, so if you're not going to move I'm going ahead."

Lots of grar.

I dressed as Louis for the Halloween Parade several years ago. We had a I had a big bottle of pills(gummy bears) that I shared with anyone who said PEELS HEAR!

We also had a Zoey, a Francis and a Bill.


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Just checked my history... this was back in 2010.


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That's just awesome.

And I always play Louis, because GothBard takes Zoey, Shiro takes Bill because he looks just like him, and Francis is an a******.

Silver Crusade

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Evening all. What did I miss?


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About to go home. Have a good weekend, everyone.


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Celestial Healer wrote:
Evening all. What did I miss?

Just finished GMing a one-shot where 4 3rd level characters -no clerics- managed to kill a wraith (with a little help from some cleverly placed treasure).


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Woran wrote:
TO completely toot my own horn, new PF2 book has been announced and I wrote things for it

Toot away girl toot away!


Freehold DM wrote:
As I am salivating over next week's new game, the idea of the pig sacrificing itself for you hits all the right places.

You... you jerk! I was over Illusion of Gaia, you here?!? I was done! I'd cried my tears!

Now they're all back! You monster!

:D good game


Tacticslion wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
‘We’ll Never Make That Kind of Movie Again’ An oral history of The Emperor’s New Groove

Aw. It was actually a pretty good movie. Sad to hear how hard it was on everyone. What a fascinating story this is.

I'll have to try to find The Sweatbox at some point, if it's possible.

Wow.

Quote:
They had a couple interns just take all the pages and put them into a document, and then they wrote interstitials, and they slapped my name on it. This is the honest-to-God truth: The first and only draft of The Emperor’s New Groove was handed in two weeks after the movie was in theaters.

Yes, it took me this long to finish; what, I'm busy!


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Tonight's one-shot was good. Knocked one PC out in the first combat, and beat up two others pretty good. Then, the next combat I did a bit of damage, but not a lot. The third combat was pretty much all them, but I got one or two small hits in. Enough that they didn't feel like it was a complete stomping. Then, they found (most of) the kidnapped villagers, and I made the drunk feel stupid. He thought he was being generous by offering them some of his whiskey, so I had one say "Umm...we haven't had anything to eat or drink for like 3 days. Could we maybe have some water? And some bread or something?" Fourth combat, I did a decent amount of damage to them, and almost killed the torture victim with a Channel Negative Energy. Then the wraith fight. Took 5 CON off the rogue, 6 off one brawler, and 3 off the other brawler. Would probably have killed at least one of them if I didn't ask for INT rolls from them, and used that to remind them that "You just found two vials marked 'Holy Weapon Balm'. This is an undead. Maybe those would be useful to use?"

I did kill the ranger's pony though. To be fair, he left it outside, unattended, knowing there were hungry ghouls around. They literally saw four of them eating the orcs they killed outside, and just shrugged and said "Eh. They aren't bothering us, so let's just leave them." So I had the ranger roll percentile, saying to myself on a 25 or less they pony was eaten. He rolled a 25. So, dead pony. He was sooooo mad at me.


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Sometimes it's hard to remember that your animals and npc firends are people too.


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At least it wasn't an animal companion. He's getting one now, a wolf I think. Can't wait to kill that.


Lowest pits of the abyss are where DM who focus on animal companions reside.

Grand Lodge

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...you want me to target the PC instead?


Yes.

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