John Napier 698 |
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Freehold DM wrote:Remember when? Then you are old; Me too.Icyshadow wrote:My modem died, and I'm probably not going to get it fixed till tuesday thanks to a holiday and the weekend. I'm relying on a rather finicky phone web in the meantime...you are on...dial up?
That's FAWESOME MAN!!
*Gets dressed*
Well, I remember the Model I TRS-80 with 4K Ram. And no built-in support for a modem of any sort. So, yes, I'm old. So get off my lawn!gran rey de los mono |
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I had a VIC-20 and a Commodore-64 (yes, 64. We weren't fancy enough for the 128). Also a Colecovision with an Atari adapter. Oh, and for the VIC and Commodore we had tape drives (using standard audio tapes, of course) as well as 5.25" floppies. The VIC also used cartridges for a lot of its programs. We did have a 300 baud modem for the Commodore, but never used it.
John Napier 698 |
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I had a VIC-20 and a Commodore-64 (yes, 64. We weren't fancy enough for the 128). Also a Colecovision with an Atari adapter. Oh, and for the VIC and Commodore we had tape drives (using standard audio tapes, of course) as well as 5.25" floppies. The VIC also used cartridges for a lot of its programs. We did have a 300 baud modem for the Commodore, but never used it.
Ah, those were the days. Everything that we take for granted in today's computers was leading-edge, even experimental, back then. For instance, how many of us are aware that the C-64's Video chip was used in the original IBM PC's CGA card?
John Napier 698 |
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John Napier 698 wrote:I like it! Is it for anything in particular, or just for your own gaming satisfaction?Hey, everyone. What do you think of this?
** spoiler omitted **
It's the equivalent of True Strike, for skills. I think I remember seeing something like it in Eberron. Oops, sorry, PHB II. But that one is a second level spell and only grants +4 to non-craft skills. Like that spell, mine is unsuited for long-term efforts like crafting, but is okay for anything else. Such as K(History) to learn the history of an obscure place.
Edit: Could also be placed in a magic item, like a headband that provides the bonus continuously.
Tacticslion |
Yeah, I recognized the true strike similarity immediately - mostly, I was just curious if you were interested in promoting it as, "here's a neat thing I made!" or more as, "I have this one campaign that I think this would be good for..." or more as, "I think I'd like to adopt this into my house rules, as a general spell!" sort of thing.
I actually have retained the one non-prestidigitation/non-healing low-level spell I'd actually want, if I could, for real life: scholar's touch. It makes an appearance in almost every game I run or play as, usually as a lost or unknown spell that is continuously freshly learned or rediscovered by someone new.
(That said, if our Kingmaker game ever finishes, it's going to be pretty common, as it's freely spread across that kingdom, and the King aids the Kingdom's economy by selling magic items on the side - mostly prestidigitation, scholar's touch, and ring of sustenance items - and then drops that money directly into the Kingdom's economy. He's joined the Arcanamurium, and teleports there every week to teach lessons as a special guest professor, and peddle magic items in Absalom.)
Tacticslion |
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Kileanna |
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Hey, TL, my posts are so long that they break the forum!!!
Envy?
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Freehold DM |
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Also, I have spent more time this week giving marketing tours, making building repairs, meeting with parents, and doing random janitorial crap than I have actually giving lessons. And my best work friend handed in her notice yesterday because she's finally had enough of the owner's crap.
understandable.
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Limeylongears |
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Woo! Test passed and many boards broken! :D
They have their belt presentation ceremony in two weeks, but now all the hard stuff is over. :)
Huzzah! :)
They didn't do a thing where they knelt on the floor and somebody swung a sharp blade at them and they had to dodge, did they?
Somebody told me that was a thing at HEMA on Wednesday, but I'm not sure they were telling the truth.
lynora |
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lynora wrote:Woo! Test passed and many boards broken! :D
They have their belt presentation ceremony in two weeks, but now all the hard stuff is over. :)
Huzzah! :)
They didn't do a thing where they knelt on the floor and somebody swung a sharp blade at them and they had to dodge, did they?
Somebody told me that was a thing at HEMA on Wednesday, but I'm not sure they were telling the truth.
Lol. No, not at this taekwondo school. I can't imagine the potential lawsuits. :P
Limeylongears |
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Limeylongears wrote:Lol. No, not at this taekwondo school. I can't imagine the potential lawsuits. :Plynora wrote:Woo! Test passed and many boards broken! :D
They have their belt presentation ceremony in two weeks, but now all the hard stuff is over. :)
Huzzah! :)
They didn't do a thing where they knelt on the floor and somebody swung a sharp blade at them and they had to dodge, did they?
Somebody told me that was a thing at HEMA on Wednesday, but I'm not sure they were telling the truth.
That's what I thought...