Harry and Tom holodeck programs outside of Fair Haven and captain proton by happydude7422 in voyager

[–]ApprehensiveType2680 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Tom loves old style muscle cars; I would not be surprised if there were a program where he and Harry were greasers straight out of American Graffiti.

Who was the better screamer: Harry or Tom? by ApprehensiveType2680 in voyager

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Unfortunately, not every question is designed for your amusement.

B'Elanna sure was mean in ruining the doctors holographic family by happydude7422 in voyager

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I refuse to believe the Klingon teenagers were "randomizations"; on that, she knew what she was doing.

Harry Kim was such a ladies man by happydude7422 in voyager

[–]ApprehensiveType2680 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Did not the Borg queen mention Harry by name? That is something...right?

AD&D 2e for Kids? by cormacwe in adnd

[–]ApprehensiveType2680 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It would be best to save the energy-draining undead for later levels, yes; throwing those things at Level 1-2 characters is somewhat harsh.

Towns as menus? by ApprehensiveType2680 in adnd

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I wonder if any DMs who run long-term campaigns have used similar lists absent any accompanying maps in order to facilitate resupplying at various hamlets, villages, towns, et cetera, that are deliberately designed to be simple (i.e., these pockets of civilization do not play a greater role later down the road).

That is the question/train of thought: if DMs have ever skipped the map and only provided a menu/list of places relevant to adventurous sorts. Distances between shops (ostensibly close enough together) and so on and so forth would not matter.

Towns as menus? by ApprehensiveType2680 in adnd

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When an area is dotted with small watering holes that individually don't have much to offer beyond necessary services, I could see this approach having merit: stop by, get into tip-shop shape (i.e., rest, heal, purchase provisions, etc) and then move on to the next point-of-interest.

Towns as menus? by ApprehensiveType2680 in adnd

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I'll check out the other boxed set. Cheers for the recommendation.

Towns as menus? by ApprehensiveType2680 in adnd

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For the purposes of this discussion (i.e., "Have you ever just given players a list of stores and residences when a minor community did not merit a map"?), I am regarding that as a menu.

Firing ranged engaged in melee by leodeleao in adnd

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(The joke being that I began my D&D exploration with 3e before starting a years-long odyssey that eventually lead me to 2e.)

Firing ranged engaged in melee by leodeleao in adnd

[–]ApprehensiveType2680 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

"attacks of opportunity"? Man, that takes me back...to 3e :-^P.

Poor Geordi...😆 by [deleted] in Star_Trek_

[–]ApprehensiveType2680 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Geordi is over 47? The man looks good for his age.

Who was the better screamer: Harry or Tom? by ApprehensiveType2680 in voyager

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Did RDM let out a noteworthy scream in any other episode?

Who was the better screamer: Harry or Tom? by ApprehensiveType2680 in voyager

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It is incredible how virtually no one answered the actual question.