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So last weekend was very productive in terms of crafting!
We produced: 4 #bows small, 1 #bow big, 4 #scrunchies 2 compact #planners #hardcover 3 mini #notebooks 2 #dand character sheet booklets.
Full story on the free #kofi post: https://ko-fi.com/post/Productive-Weekend-and-Goal-Update-V7V21P1ZWX
But the main reason is because we have booked a table to a local #crafts Christmas #market.
#handmade #artandcraft #crafting #bookbinding #sewing #craft #homemade
We will be at Mulhuddart Community Centre Market, Dublin on 12/12 2pm to 5pm -
If you get the chance to see The 20 Sided Tavern, SEE IT. Hilarious show.
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It's your last day to enter the British Fantasy Society's D&D anniversary book competition, so I asked Matthew Palmer to reflect on what the RPG means to him as a writer.
https://britishfantasysociety.org/how-dungeons-and-dragons-taught-me-to-embrace-the-unexpected/
#writersofmastodon #fantasy #rpg #ttrpg #dungeonsanddragons #dand
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Waves of electricity coursing through a scientists fingertips, he wields this power with ineffable callousness.
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New Roll For Topic episode! Bryn came on to talk to us about his 30 year long D&D campaign (that's still going!):
https://www.gmdiscussions.com/podcast/episode-115-the-30-year-dd-campaign-with-bryn-mills/
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New Roll for Topic! Our guest, James Pozenel, came on to talk about running hacking scenes. He just so happens to have some opinions on this because he's currently working on Netcrawl, a #TTRPG about adventuring inside a computer system:
https://www.gmdiscussions.com/podcast/episode-113-running-hacking-scenes-with-james-pozenel/
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Everyone here is sassy today. The Teen was commenting on how I got my sass from Vegan Lawyer GF (she is quite sassy) and I said my sass is more mature, more refined sass. He missheard and asked "mortified sass? whats that? Is that like when a Bard rolls a nat. 20 and sarcasms them to death? "
No, its more like when you point to the Ogre's terrible feet and go WHAT ARE THOOOOOOOOSE? And he runs away embarrassed.
Mortified Sass would be a great band name.
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This week in D&D we:
- had sinusitis *
- irritated our way past the guards
- stabbed a rug up real good
- rescued a gnome
- investigated the same gnome’s brutal murder
- held a thing
- brainstormed a ‘sanity gun’
- received a royal commission
- fired arrows at random objects
- found a mimic (see above)* not all of us
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This week in D&D we:
- joined the discord from a bus *
- had a big refreshing sleep
- checked in on a windmill
- ordered cheese(?) sandwiches(?) in broken gnomish
- did a flip and potentially a wall run
- robot-crab whispered
- Hid behind an employee* not all of us
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This is my first time playing a rogue and hitting level 2 is both great (cunning action opens up a lot of options and is potentially very powerful) and also extremely boring (basically just 'you don't die in one hit now, here's cunning action').
Level 3 however...
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This week in D&D we:
- found out what we had thrown rocks at
- negotiated a mulligan for our first ever 'killed outright' character (a wizard / old lady whose first instinct was to go melee)
- tore through all our healing potions
- eventually killed 2 to 3 slimes
- discovered there were no cheese sandwiches left
- gave the stink-eye to some orcs
- reached the heady heights of... level 2! -
This week in D&D we:
- Wounded a creature! *
- Liberated a midwife!
- Talked through a door!
- Found cheese sandwiches! **
- Threw rocks at several things!* a bad nature roll last week meant we weren't sure what the creature actually was
** still no scotch eggs
