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A simple thing like a dinner at Chili's can lead to amazing adventures!

#meme #memes #shitpost #chili #drunk #blackout #ninja #fight #fightporn #parody #books #adventure #martialarts #drunkenmaster

𝐋a 𝐒éance de 𝐌inuit

𝐃𝐫𝐮𝐧𝐤𝐞𝐧 𝐌𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝟐
Film réalisé par Liu Chia-liang et Jackie Chan en 1994
Avec Jackie Chan , Anita Mui et Ti Lung

*C'est la suite du film Le Maître chinois. Jackie Chan y incarne toujours le héros populaire chinois Wong Fei-hung.

#DrunkenMaster #CombatsDeMaître2 #JackieChan #AnitaMui #TiLung
#KungFu #comedie #classic #cinema #films #culte #cinegenres #vidéothèqueidéale #LaSéanceDeMinuit

𝐋a 𝐒éance de 𝐌inuit:
https://cinegenres.com/film-de-la-soiree/

Meet Bruce Tree.

Bruce is a chipmunk Monk who channels hyper-alert woodland instincts into dizzying martial arts and acrobatic precision. Fast, jittery, and curious to a fault, he scampers up walls, slips past blades, and punches like a tempest. His fighting style -- rooted in the Way of the Drunken Master -- mimics chaos but is honed by instinct, training, and unnerving, twitchy Focus.

Once a totally ordinary chipmunk on Earth, Bruce's reality fractured one night beneath a familiar oak. He awoke somewhere strange, somewhere magical, able to speak. Disoriented but adaptable, Bruce found himself accidentally rescuing a trio of talking birds who call themselves the Blue Jay Gang. Later, his first true ally, a half-elf druid named Juniper, gave him a name, a scarf, and a purpose. "Adventuring," she said. Bruce ran with it.

Now he wanders the world in wide-eyed wonder, hoarding snacks and shiny objects in his enchanted “cheeks of holding” and learning the rules of a world that still thinks he’s a squirrel with delusions of kung fu. But Bruce is more than that. He knows there's a tree -- his tree -- that he may never see again. And while he doesn’t quite grasp why he’s here, he’ll follow the trail wherever it leads, even if it means stunning dragons with flurries of blows and dodging spells like falling leaves.

#DnDCharacter #TTRPG #MonkLife #DungeonsAndDragons #DnD5e #TTRPGCharacter #OC #BruceTree #ChipmunkMonk #Chipmonk #TinyButDeadly #SentientChipmunk #AnimalAdventurer #DrunkenMaster #FoundFamily #AccidentalHero #ChaosGremlinEnergy #MagicGoneWrong #WholesomeButDangerous #WholesomeAndDangersous #BlueJayGang #TalkingAnimals

Meet Bruce Tree.

Bruce is a chipmunk Monk who channels hyper-alert woodland instincts into dizzying martial arts and acrobatic precision. Fast, jittery, and curious to a fault, he scampers up walls, slips past blades, and punches like a tempest. His fighting style -- rooted in the Way of the Drunken Master -- mimics chaos but is honed by instinct, training, and unnerving, twitchy Focus.

Once a totally ordinary chipmunk on Earth, Bruce's reality fractured one night beneath a familiar oak. He awoke somewhere strange, somewhere magical, able to speak. Disoriented but adaptable, Bruce found himself accidentally rescuing a trio of talking birds who call themselves the Blue Jay Gang. Later, his first true ally, a half-elf druid named Juniper, gave him a name, a scarf, and a purpose. "Adventuring," she said. Bruce ran with it.

Now he wanders the world in wide-eyed wonder, hoarding snacks and shiny objects in his enchanted “cheeks of holding” and learning the rules of a world that still thinks he’s a squirrel with delusions of kung fu. But Bruce is more than that. He knows there's a tree -- his tree -- that he may never see again. And while he doesn’t quite grasp why he’s here, he’ll follow the trail wherever it leads, even if it means stunning dragons with flurries of blows and dodging spells like falling leaves.

#DnDCharacter #TTRPG #MonkLife #DungeonsAndDragons #DnD5e #TTRPGCharacter #OC #BruceTree #ChipmunkMonk #Chipmonk #TinyButDeadly #SentientChipmunk #AnimalAdventurer #DrunkenMaster #FoundFamily #AccidentalHero #ChaosGremlinEnergy #MagicGoneWrong #WholesomeButDangerous #WholesomeAndDangersous #BlueJayGang #TalkingAnimals

Meet Bruce Tree.

Bruce is a chipmunk Monk who channels hyper-alert woodland instincts into dizzying martial arts and acrobatic precision. Fast, jittery, and curious to a fault, he scampers up walls, slips past blades, and punches like a tempest. His fighting style -- rooted in the Way of the Drunken Master -- mimics chaos but is honed by instinct, training, and unnerving, twitchy Focus.

Once a totally ordinary chipmunk on Earth, Bruce's reality fractured one night beneath a familiar oak. He awoke somewhere strange, somewhere magical, able to speak. Disoriented but adaptable, Bruce found himself accidentally rescuing a trio of talking birds who call themselves the Blue Jay Gang. Later, his first true ally, a half-elf druid named Juniper, gave him a name, a scarf, and a purpose. "Adventuring," she said. Bruce ran with it.

Now he wanders the world in wide-eyed wonder, hoarding snacks and shiny objects in his enchanted “cheeks of holding” and learning the rules of a world that still thinks he’s a squirrel with delusions of kung fu. But Bruce is more than that. He knows there's a tree -- his tree -- that he may never see again. And while he doesn’t quite grasp why he’s here, he’ll follow the trail wherever it leads, even if it means stunning dragons with flurries of blows and dodging spells like falling leaves.

#DnDCharacter #TTRPG #MonkLife #DungeonsAndDragons #DnD5e #TTRPGCharacter #OC #BruceTree #ChipmunkMonk #Chipmonk #TinyButDeadly #SentientChipmunk #AnimalAdventurer #DrunkenMaster #FoundFamily #AccidentalHero #ChaosGremlinEnergy #MagicGoneWrong #WholesomeButDangerous #WholesomeAndDangersous #BlueJayGang #TalkingAnimals

One of the things I find interesting about the differences in major editions is that their biggest difference is how they silently change the social contract, and yet players adapt to them.

Like, if you take the mindset from one edition and carry it to the next you'll end up with frustration.

However, much like wide straight roads, the rules implicitly create a different way of playing the game.

Before #4thEdition, and this is even stronger in #5thEdition, you wouldn't inherently think to reskin something. What was in the rulebook was what the thing was.

However, you in 5th edition you can make a #DrunkenMaster by reskinning some #barbarian levels into your character.

Likewise, #2ndEdition and earlier we much more focused on rulings over explicit rules.

Nowhere in the books does it say that wild GM adjudication was how you played earlier editions, but it was almost mandatory for the game to work.

Likewise, reskinning isn't explicitly suggested in later editions, but it was somehow divined by a significant number of players as the way to customize characters.