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Paradox of tolerance

I want to help. Do you have any advice? This has convinced me I have a moral imperative but I don’t even know where to start.

I work in healthcare, you’d be surprised how many people start to drastically improve with good hospice care. It’s more common than you’d expect

This made my night. What a well-written and kind product

“If someone tries to steal your ukelele, let them take it!”

Or direct those players to a table of equally horny adventurers and everybody’s happy 😎

A point for Vampire: the Masquerade then

Two times a week is sufficient for most people. That’s medical advice straight from every Nurse I’ve worked with 🤷‍♀️

It kinda came outta nowhere for me, I wasn’t expecting it. But idk, could be ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

As a trans woman, I noticed it started happening fully unintentionally after HRT. It’s anecdotal, but makes me feel like there’s definitely a chemical component because it actually surprised me.

True management material

1. Have them type it a second time phonetically, and let them test it
2. If single-player? Don’t. If multiplayer? Yeah… that’d be a nightmare lmao

But Shatha would have presumably published articles before being caught.

They want slavery back so badly.

Suddenly, I’ve gained a lot of respect for Georgia.

As a fan of that musical, 10 is… Too low tbh

This explanation certainly makes me feel the least concerned for the new sister, so I hope so!

I’m the exact same way! I’ve come to assume it’s from being on the spectrum, but that’s me guessing at answers again lol

I feel like pf2e has just enough rules to empower the players to the level I like

The more DM fiat a game has, the more trust I need from my players for things to go smoothly.

That’s not a bad thing, necessarily, but for me structure is usually good as long as it doesn’t raise the skill floor too high.

Once I’ve got trust built and feel a bit more experimental, I like Dungeon World or even Universalis

Good lord that is an adorable goblin