Ya know, part of my want’s to just have them jump into a new game and start having some fun, but eventually someone is going to say “Hey, how long are they going to be playing D&D? It’s been two days…”
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Ya know, part of my want’s to just have them jump into a new game and start having some fun, but eventually someone is going to say “Hey, how long are they going to be playing D&D? It’s been two days…”
“It’s been two days”
I’d hope there’s something there to deal with muscle atrophy, because days of inactivity (effectively bed rest) will lead to a rapid loss of muscle tone for those that still have meat-spaceships.
I’d assume they have some sort of monitor or safeties in place for the Organic members of the party(kate, blue and phil) to prevent them from accidently starving themselves to hospitalized status.
i would presume that the events in the simulation occur at a speed different than the outside world.. sorta like how dreams do. also, who says that this is occurring right after the end of the previous session? it could be a few days later and we’ve just skipped all the boring stuff in between.
Quick Kate switch Phil’s character’s gender, make the party all elven girls, give into the temptation.
The character may be male but that is a dress, not a robe. It has a boob window
Actually- it’s based on a robe design that was intended for males, it would fit better if he wasn’t so small with less broad shoulders, it also doesn’t come close to having a boob window, it would have to plunge a lot further than that to be in a boob window position- also- boob windows have to have to be a window- not part of the head/neck hole.
Still. That square neckline thing hangs lower than even Kate’s, Somewhat below his armpits which is odd for something designed for men, less so if you want to show the start of a valley
boob window has material on all four side.. what you were looking for was “inner side boob.” or plunging neck line..
but there is over sized neck lines for men.. .. this is an example..
Male elf = androgynous. At least in a lot of fiction I’ve read. The women are supposed to be ethereally beautiful while the men are hard to differentiate from the women. Kind of like dwarven women having beards too.
As a common elf-simp all I can say is “sounds good to me.”
I’ve rolled an all-wizard campaign before, it was a fun campaign.
Come on baby light my fire.
I think it’s neat that we can still readily tell who is who even with the form changes. Great work on that, Sage.
Phil Knowledge Domain Cleric?
Correct sorta- branch of the Knowledge Domain- Arcane Domain.
With the holy symbol of Deneir it was one of two options really.
When the monsters move into melee ya’ll are gonna have a bad time.
Ladies and Gentlemen…the Elf Quest.
Who is Skywise?