lol

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https://blog.reaction.la/uncategorized/ ... nt-2863950

Most of the time when God is on a side. Like when Moses was keeping the staff raised. God was “loading the dice” so to speak. People weren’t exempt from fighting but God will make sure you get favorable rolls.

I think something similar is true about Blessing and cursing.

Curses are debuffs and unfavorable status effects that give you bad rolls probabilistically. And Blessings are the reverse.

Bad rolls repeatedly over time has big results. Good rolls likewise are the reverse.

Hence Female emancipation for example results in below replacement fertility for all practicing. Not that all who practice it are immediately extinct.

Quantum morality.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/shitposting/co ... n_the_lore

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https://twitter.com/highgainsad/status/ ... 8824177664

stop this is a joke right.... right...

It's a joke on all the people who try to reflavor 5e to do everything. Specifically the people who were talking about how to build Cyberpunk Edgerunners characters in 5e when Cyberpunk literally started out as a TTRPG.

Oh god. When edgerunners came out, R. Talsorian tweeted about how there is already a system made to play out your Edgerunners campaign without converting 5e. I need to find it

It's cause someone at IGN or something wrote an article about "here's how to craft a Cyberpunk Edgerunners campaign using D&D 5e"

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Woke Dungeons And Dragons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEAsMMx_1jg

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https://icv2.com/articles/news/view/586 ... h-new-year

NBC Palm Springs reports on the brand-new game store Big Deck Energy, located in Cathedral City, CA.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/Pathfinder_RPG ... nt/mdz2e1p

(I could insert a rant here about that shitty GM who did the rounds on the Internet for nuking his entire campaign after the players derailed his generic evil necromancer plotline in favor of legalizing marriage equality in the fictional kingdom and how that GM completely ignored that his players had had a great time with legalizing marriage equality because he was butthurt about his stupid evil necromancer plotline, but that would take a while and be mostly profanity and insults)

To break a lance for the guy: he wrote a campaign about a stupid evil necromancer plot, but when his players wanted to overthrow their own government instead to legalize same sex marriage, he ran a whole ass insurrection campaign for them instead.

He let them play out the campaign they wanted, all the way until they were the new rulers of their Generic Republic and could sign their first law legalizing same sex marriage into effect, before he had the vast undead armies of the necromancer they'd been ignoring all along walk up and burn down their city.

So he didn't just straightaway nuke his campaign because his players didn't want to fight the evil necromancer, he rebuilt his entire campaign according to their wishes, let them play it through the way they wanted, and then had it end in a bang. Personally, I consider that pretty good GMing.

[Some guy]