Happy Valentine's Day! Have Some Candy!

I do consider Wolverine's interactions with Jean and Scott in the first X-Men movie to be sort of an inverse unicorn hunter scenario. sometimes the unicorn hunts you. aggressively.

Corpse Wrangler sounds so fun

Necromancer?

More like "Cowboy for Corpses"!

really not fucking around when i tell you to have a session 0 where everyone figures out PC relationships btw. in high school i played a game of dnd where i was a human rogue assassin from a murder cult and then found out on game day that there were two more human rogues and that those players had come up with their own murder cult.

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I think I've posted this before but I'm marinating my thoughts on the themes I see in Control again

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Control, Anatomy, and the Legacy of the Haunted House

fuck warlocks. i hate them. make them more different

i need this for if i ever do a pirate campaign!!

Ahoy, matey! Be ye ready fer the adventure o’ a lifetime?

Roll persuasion

Uh...I dunno if that would make it...19 plus 7? 26?!

end of session summary

armi did an oopsie and met someone that burned a whole kingdom to the ground. ;)

Imagine

If LEGO made a TTRPG system, providing you an encyclopedia for every kind of piece/item/block they've ever done, including stat modifiers depending on quality. They'd ruin Hasbro without even trying, and might accidentally create a quasi-monopoly on player character figures, due to the ease of customization.

It could also work if that was the premise for another LEGO Movie: group of friends invite the younger brother of one of their players to fill in for him/her, in a TTRPG campaign where they use LEGOs. Our protagonist (both the real guy and his character) feels out of place, that he cannot fill in for his sibling, even though he really likes LEGOs. But through the power of imagination, he finally gets into the groove, providing everyone a wonderful time and successfully defeating the big bad that the GM created for the campaign.