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  1. Yes, the Speaker CAN currently just send Congress home when he wants to avoid a vote. And that needs to change. Vote in a Courage Candidate. Find yours at couragefordemocracy.com. #impeach #vote #impeachment #congress #houserules

  2. Yes, the Speaker CAN currently just send Congress home when he wants to avoid a vote. And that needs to change. Vote in a Courage Candidate. Find yours at couragefordemocracy.com. #impeach #vote #impeachment #congress #houserules

  3. Yes, the Speaker CAN currently just send Congress home when he wants to avoid a vote. And that needs to change. Vote in a Courage Candidate. Find yours at couragefordemocracy.com. #impeach #vote #impeachment #congress #houserules

  4. Yes, the Speaker CAN currently just send Congress home when he wants to avoid a vote. And that needs to change. Vote in a Courage Candidate. Find yours at couragefordemocracy.com. #impeach #vote #impeachment #congress #houserules

  5. Yes, the Speaker CAN currently just send Congress home when he wants to avoid a vote. And that needs to change. Vote in a Courage Candidate. Find yours at couragefordemocracy.com. #impeach #vote #impeachment #congress #houserules

  6. One rule a group I played with in the mid-late 80's had was to always stand in a bucket when reading an unknown scroll. This was because at one point someone had read a cursed scroll which turned the reader into liquid which drained away, preventing the possibility of resurrection. (x h) #ttrpg #ADandD #RPG #Roleplay #HouseRules

  7. One rule a group I played with in the mid-late 80's had was to always stand in a bucket when reading an unknown scroll. This was because at one point someone had read a cursed scroll which turned the reader into liquid which drained away, preventing the possibility of resurrection. (x h) #ttrpg #ADandD #RPG #Roleplay #HouseRules

  8. Tubi’s ‘Substitute Teacher’ & ‘House Rules’ Partner With AI Platform

    EXCLUSIVE: UK producer Wall of Entertainment has struck a deal with an AI platform to help grow audiences…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #TV #AI #Artificialintelligence #Entertainment #HouseRules #substituteteacher #TechLine #Tubi #WallofEntertainment
    newsbeep.com/us/762855/

  9. Wall of Entertainment Partners with Tubi for Original Comedy Series

    Wall of Entertainment studio is set to premiere two new original series, “Substitute Teacher” and “House Rules,” on…
    #UnitedStates #US #USA #america #Entertainment #health #HouseRules #sports #substituteteacher #Tubi #unitedstatesofamerica #WallofEntertainment
    europesays.com/3081387/

  10. House Rules: A Novel "Rest easy, real mothers. The very fact that you worry about being a good mom means that you already are one" Sale: $20 to $2.99 by Jodi Picoult Rating: 4.4/5 (12,404 Reviews) #houserules #books #booksky #mystery #thriller #suspense #psychological #kindle #bookstagram

    House Rules: A Novel

  11. House Rules: A Novel "Rest easy, real mothers. The very fact that you worry about being a good mom means that you already are one" Sale: $20 to $2.99 by Jodi Picoult Rating: 4.4/5 (12,404 Reviews) #houserules #books #booksky #mystery #thriller #suspense #psychological #kindle #bookstagram

    House Rules: A Novel

  12. House Rules: A Novel "Rest easy, real mothers. The very fact that you worry about being a good mom means that you already are one" Sale: $20 to $2.99 by Jodi Picoult Rating: 4.4/5 (12,404 Reviews) #houserules #books #booksky #mystery #thriller #suspense #psychological #kindle #bookstagram

    House Rules: A Novel

  13. House Rules: A Novel "Rest easy, real mothers. The very fact that you worry about being a good mom means that you already are one" Sale: $20 to $2.99 by Jodi Picoult Rating: 4.4/5 (12,404 Reviews) #houserules #books #booksky #mystery #thriller #suspense #psychological #kindle #bookstagram

    House Rules: A Novel

  14. #Dungeontube sucks! All these self-proclaimed hobby know-it-alls are so annoying. I want the 90s back; in my opinion, at least the discourse was more diverse back then! These days, a few shitty #d20 #houserules are being sold as the next big thing. WTF! #DnD #OSR #TTRPG

  15. #Dungeontube sucks! All these self-proclaimed hobby know-it-alls are so annoying. I want the 90s back; in my opinion, at least the discourse was more diverse back then! These days, a few shitty #d20 #houserules are being sold as the next big thing. WTF! #DnD #OSR #TTRPG

  16. #Dungeontube sucks! All these self-proclaimed hobby know-it-alls are so annoying. I want the 90s back; in my opinion, at least the discourse was more diverse back then! These days, a few shitty #d20 #houserules are being sold as the next big thing. WTF! #DnD #OSR #TTRPG

  17. I updated the #HouseRules for my #P1e #Ustalav campaign to add Cure Deadly Wounds and Inflict Deadly Wounds to the witch spell list as level 6 spells.

    Witch class normally doesn't have Breath of Life spell (Cure Deadly Wounds is a renamed Breath of Life spell) on their spell list but they do have all the normal Cure and Inflict spells, and Raise Dead. Adding Cure/Inflict Deadly so they have the full set.
    So they're getting a small boost.

    #Pathfinder1e #PathfinderRPG #PFRPG #TTRPG

  18. I updated the #HouseRules for my #P1e #Ustalav campaign to add Cure Deadly Wounds and Inflict Deadly Wounds to the witch spell list as level 6 spells.

    Witch class normally doesn't have Breath of Life spell (Cure Deadly Wounds is a renamed Breath of Life spell) on their spell list but they do have all the normal Cure and Inflict spells, and Raise Dead. Adding Cure/Inflict Deadly so they have the full set.
    So they're getting a small boost.

    #Pathfinder1e #PathfinderRPG #PFRPG #TTRPG

  19. I updated the #HouseRules for my #P1e #Ustalav campaign to add Cure Deadly Wounds and Inflict Deadly Wounds to the witch spell list as level 6 spells.

    Witch class normally doesn't have Breath of Life spell (Cure Deadly Wounds is a renamed Breath of Life spell) on their spell list but they do have all the normal Cure and Inflict spells, and Raise Dead. Adding Cure/Inflict Deadly so they have the full set.
    So they're getting a small boost.

    #Pathfinder1e #PathfinderRPG #PFRPG #TTRPG

  20. I updated the #HouseRules for my #P1e #Ustalav campaign to add Cure Deadly Wounds and Inflict Deadly Wounds to the witch spell list as level 6 spells.

    Witch class normally doesn't have Breath of Life spell (Cure Deadly Wounds is a renamed Breath of Life spell) on their spell list but they do have all the normal Cure and Inflict spells, and Raise Dead. Adding Cure/Inflict Deadly so they have the full set.
    So they're getting a small boost.

    #Pathfinder1e #PathfinderRPG #PFRPG #TTRPG

  21. #GaryGygax himself might have objected to the phrase "house rules." As far as he was concerned, the creator of #ADnD didn't have #houserules. He only had new rules he hadn't told the rest of us about yet.

    dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtop

  22. #GaryGygax himself might have objected to the phrase "house rules." As far as he was concerned, the creator of #ADnD didn't have #houserules. He only had new rules he hadn't told the rest of us about yet.

    dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtop

  23. #Fediverse, and especially #Mastodon #admins: Either add #HouseRules that side with specific groups because you have principles and stand by them – or just leave it. Don't set up surveys to figure out whether you should have such house rules. Your house rules are understood as a statement of your stance.

    The self-proclaimed majority never cares, but always questions the lived experiences of others, and is reliably outspoken on why "such things" aren't even worth mentioning at all, on your platform. I've yet to see any survey post that doesn't get flooded with "replies" that demonstrate nothing but ignorance, born out of privilege.

    Even worse: I've seen admins periodically posting surveys on such matters. It's a clear sign that what are needs and rights of some are merely tokens in a debate, to them. It deeply disappoints and frustrates those who thought they had an #ally, and are now learning that the respective admins are among those who don't mind seeing questioned, in public, the essence of what and how they are.

    #nonmention

  24. #Fediverse, and especially #Mastodon #admins: Either add #HouseRules that side with specific groups because you have principles and stand by them – or just leave it. Don't set up surveys to figure out whether you should have such house rules. Your house rules are understood as a statement of your stance.

    The self-proclaimed majority never cares, but always questions the lived experiences of others, and is reliably outspoken on why "such things" aren't even worth mentioning at all, on your platform. I've yet to see any survey post that doesn't get flooded with "replies" that demonstrate nothing but ignorance, born out of privilege.

    Even worse: I've seen admins periodically posting surveys on such matters. It's a clear sign that what are needs and rights of some are merely tokens in a debate, to them. It deeply disappoints and frustrates those who thought they had an #ally, and are now learning that the respective admins are among those who don't mind seeing questioned, in public, the essence of what and how they are.

    #nonmention

  25. #Fediverse, and especially #Mastodon #admins: Either add #HouseRules that side with specific groups because you have principles and stand by them – or just leave it. Don't set up surveys to figure out whether you should have such house rules. Your house rules are understood as a statement of your stance.

    The self-proclaimed majority never cares, but always questions the lived experiences of others, and is reliably outspoken on why "such things" aren't even worth mentioning at all, on your platform. I've yet to see any survey post that doesn't get flooded with "replies" that demonstrate nothing but ignorance, born out of privilege.

    Even worse: I've seen admins periodically posting surveys on such matters. It's a clear sign that what are needs and rights of some are merely tokens in a debate, to them. It deeply disappoints and frustrates those who thought they had an #ally, and are now learning that the respective admins are among those who don't mind seeing questioned, in public, the essence of what and how they are.

    #nonmention

  26. #Fediverse, and especially #Mastodon #admins: Either add #HouseRules that side with specific groups because you have principles and stand by them – or just leave it. Don't set up surveys to figure out whether you should have such house rules. Your house rules are understood as a statement of your stance.

    The self-proclaimed majority never cares, but always questions the lived experiences of others, and is reliably outspoken on why "such things" aren't even worth mentioning at all, on your platform. I've yet to see any survey post that doesn't get flooded with "replies" that demonstrate nothing but ignorance, born out of privilege.

    Even worse: I've seen admins periodically posting surveys on such matters. It's a clear sign that what are needs and rights of some are merely tokens in a debate, to them. It deeply disappoints and frustrates those who thought they had an #ally, and are now learning that the respective admins are among those who don't mind seeing questioned, in public, the essence of what and how they are.

    #nonmention

  27. #Fediverse, and especially #Mastodon #admins: Either add #HouseRules that side with specific groups because you have principles and stand by them – or just leave it. Don't set up surveys to figure out whether you should have such house rules. Your house rules are understood as a statement of your stance.

    The self-proclaimed majority never cares, but always questions the lived experiences of others, and is reliably outspoken on why "such things" aren't even worth mentioning at all, on your platform. I've yet to see any survey post that doesn't get flooded with "replies" that demonstrate nothing but ignorance, born out of privilege.

    Even worse: I've seen admins periodically posting surveys on such matters. It's a clear sign that what are needs and rights of some are merely tokens in a debate, to them. It deeply disappoints and frustrates those who thought they had an #ally, and are now learning that the respective admins are among those who don't mind seeing questioned, in public, the essence of what and how they are.

    #nonmention

  28. RPGaDAY2025 – Day 30 – Experience – XP in the OSR

    What’s #RPGaDAY2025 ? See the details here.

    Day 30 – Experience

    I’ve recently started running an OSR West Marches game using the Basic Fantasy rules. It’s going pretty well so far, but I think I’m having issues with awarding Experience Points (XP)

    Basic Fantasy is mostly a retro-clone of B/X. Here’s how the current (4th) edition explains how to reward XP.

    Experience points are given for monsters defeated, and for other challenges as the GM sees fit.

    Every monster has an XP value, and some extra points are given if players use their class abilities.

    Here’s the problem I’m having. Since I’m running a West Marches game, and I don’t have the same players each session, XP gains are very slow. I’ve run five sessions and none of my players are anywhere close to getting to level two.

    The issue for me, as GM, is that since the players are staying at 1st level, it’s limiting what adventures I can run. I can’t give them any higher-level adversaries without risking a TPK. Which can be fun once, but I can’t have it happening every session.

    So I’ve been looking at some of the other methods of awarding XP that other OSR games have tries, and worked out which might be best for my game.

    XP Methods

    Treasure: A pretty common one. I don’t care for it. It forces a GM to have to plan treasure hoards a little too carefully to avoid

    Individual Feats: Giving XP every time a player does something cool. I think this would work well in a ongoing campaign with a set roster of players. I’m running a West Marches, and many of the players are entirely new to me, so this seems a little unfair. I don’t want to be perceived as favoring or disfavoring anyone in particular.

    Goalposts: Set XP reward for accomplishing certain things in a setting. This is the one I’ll probably go with. It seems to make the most sense in a West Marches.

    Here’s my initial ideas for general goalposts. I’ll also have specific goalposts for each scenario. The point totals are per player, and aren’t set in stone. They’re just my first estimates for good values.

    • Exploring a new place – 200 XP
    • Saving an innocent life – 100 XP
    • Discovering a new bit of lore – 150 XP

    #BasicFantasy #HouseRules #OSR #RPGaDAY2025

  29. RPGaDAY2025 – Day 30 – Experience – XP in the OSR

    What’s #RPGaDAY2025 ? See the details here.

    Day 30 – Experience

    I’ve recently started running an OSR West Marches game using the Basic Fantasy rules. It’s going pretty well so far, but I think I’m having issues with awarding Experience Points (XP)

    Basic Fantasy is mostly a retro-clone of B/X. Here’s how the current (4th) edition explains how to reward XP.

    Experience points are given for monsters defeated, and for other challenges as the GM sees fit.

    Every monster has an XP value, and some extra points are given if players use their class abilities.

    Here’s the problem I’m having. Since I’m running a West Marches game, and I don’t have the same players each session, XP gains are very slow. I’ve run five sessions and none of my players are anywhere close to getting to level two.

    The issue for me, as GM, is that since the players are staying at 1st level, it’s limiting what adventures I can run. I can’t give them any higher-level adversaries without risking a TPK. Which can be fun once, but I can’t have it happening every session.

    So I’ve been looking at some of the other methods of awarding XP that other OSR games have tries, and worked out which might be best for my game.

    XP Methods

    Treasure: A pretty common one. I don’t care for it. It forces a GM to have to plan treasure hoards a little too carefully to avoid

    Individual Feats: Giving XP every time a player does something cool. I think this would work well in a ongoing campaign with a set roster of players. I’m running a West Marches, and many of the players are entirely new to me, so this seems a little unfair. I don’t want to be perceived as favoring or disfavoring anyone in particular.

    Goalposts: Set XP reward for accomplishing certain things in a setting. This is the one I’ll probably go with. It seems to make the most sense in a West Marches.

    Here’s my initial ideas for general goalposts. I’ll also have specific goalposts for each scenario. The point totals are per player, and aren’t set in stone. They’re just my first estimates for good values.

    • Exploring a new place – 200 XP
    • Saving an innocent life – 100 XP
    • Discovering a new bit of lore – 150 XP

    #BasicFantasy #HouseRules #OSR #RPGaDAY2025