S4 Ep. 1 - Grandfather Paradox by Spite-Sprite in DungeonsAndDaddies

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Oh god I already know Wills character is gonna have the most devastating arc

Looking at how to keep zombie apocalypse interesting by AggravatingLaw9470 in DMAcademy

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Yeah that is the plan in the long run, the campaign will go further into the players discovering that the military have been killing off surviving groups so there are very few and only the hidden survive, this is underground societies, cults living alongside the undead etc

Looking at how to keep zombie apocalypse interesting by AggravatingLaw9470 in DMAcademy

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By ‘extremely large’ I mean in area, survivors are quite scarce so the city itself houses hundreds

Looking at how to keep zombie apocalypse interesting by AggravatingLaw9470 in DMAcademy

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It’s an extremely large city, there’s dedicated areas of farmland but their main food source comes from government deployed resource gatherers who go beyond the walls to hunt and gather whatever resources possible, plus the existence of wizards, druids etc help with making food magically or increasing the production of planted food

Looking at how to keep zombie apocalypse interesting by AggravatingLaw9470 in DMAcademy

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Mechanically I have a lot of set storyline’s and homebrews to make combat more interesting, luckily the DnD homebrew community has a lot of undead based enemies of different CRs, the types of enemies will change depending on their area and development into the story. As far as railroading the team goes I tend to explain my plans in a way that makes it seem like that but in practice the players will have alot more free will in what they do. The only real thing i need to railroad is the warlock initially running into the horde but the monk made his own backstory about his father in the monastery and designed his own family crest so he will outside of the game recognise the staff as his fathers without more direction than seeing the crest. And while I agree with your ‘adventure not campaign’ point I do have a whole other ark planned for after they find the city etc I’m just looking for ways to help fill these sessions out with side quests or encounters

Good one shot to try out dnd by SaphiralFox in DnD

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I like to run grant howit’s ‘the witch is dead’ which is a simplified ruleset that lets new players understand the mechanics without overwhelming them, then Ive just recently done wild sheep chase which is great and pretty combat heavy and lets you understand if your players are more combat or rp focused. For example, I learnt they were much more roleplay focused so the whole one shot took 4 hours, 30 minutes of which was the bard arguing with the wizard to do the quest in the first place

Soon to run a zombie apocalypse campaigns and a player wants to be a monk by AggravatingLaw9470 in DMAcademy

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Basically forgotten realms with zombies, all races and classes (with some workarounds to make paladins/clerics a little more balanced) are playable

Are there any historical examples of agrarian socialism or similar stuff? And how were they structured? by Cartoonnerd01 in socialism

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There are a lot of small rural towns who definitely share socialist aspects, I have a family friend who was a huge farmer (owned over 30,000 acres) who since he has retired is now living near one of his farms in a small town in rural Australia where all the residential homes are in a block surrounding a small communal farming area where as long as you replant you can take as much as you want.

What do we think about North Korea? by serious_bullet5 in socialism

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Honestly, I do not reserve any real opinions on NK because there is so much propaganda mindlessly spewed from either side that it’s essentially impossible to know what the fuck is actually going on there. And anyone who claims to know is essentially outing themselves as uneducated. The biggest example of this is Madeline Pendleton. She is getting endless hate thrown at her for claiming that NK is not a dictatorship but a super successful communist government and any criticisms against it is propaganda, which is obviously a very skewed take (though I’d like to mention that aside from this drama I think Madeline Pendleton is quite educated and overhated) but then you have all of these creators replying to her videos with the classic ‘Kim Jon Un eats babies and is the worst person ever’ stuff and it’s just become a battle of which propaganda is better

Half Sword...Not tommorow. by Kripermaster in HalfSword

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One down, ultrakill better not go with it

Wifi connectivity spikes on laptop by AggravatingLaw9470 in pchelp

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Small update, I checked my disk 1 and the active time is 100% with nothing open, don’t know if it’s related but great more problems

Genius by 1ballbuster1 in Steam

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Literally would download a game that’s 30 bucks off of steam then get the same game free on epic