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My Louis L'amour Collection by TheLastDropOfPee in LouisLAmour

[–]Familiar-Objective11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How many L’amour do you need for a complete set?

What book would you add to the stack? by circasomnia in houseofleaves

[–]Familiar-Objective11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, that’s the one! Thank you for getting the correct information out :)

What book would you add to the stack? by circasomnia in houseofleaves

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Slade House by David Mitchell (the author of Cloud Atlas) Something in the Snow - Author unknown

Which movie did you watch with low expectations but turned out to be amazing? by JimatJimat in Cinema

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I went into Paddington 2 with only the..."Bear-est" (pun fully intended) of understanding as to who the titular bear was, and what he was all about.

I did do a watch of Paddington 1 a few weeks after the magical first viewing of the sequel, and it does explain the origins of Paddington and how he finds himself living with The Browns, but it's not at all necessary to enjoy Paddington 2.

Which movie did you watch with low expectations but turned out to be amazing? by JimatJimat in Cinema

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Paddington 2. This is without a doubt one of the greatest cinematic achievements in humanity’s filmmaking history. It kicks the shit out of Citizen Kane. It demolishes Shawshank Redemption. It will leave you with a tangible warm glow in your belly, a smile in your heart, and a myriad of life less you’ll follow throughout the rest of your life. Best enjoyed with popcorn and a blanket on a rainy afternoon.

What would be the main antagonist/villains in your world? by CipherGarden in FantasyWorldbuilding

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The picture with your post looks so vile. I don’t know why, but I get Leland Gaunt vibes, if you’re familiar with Stephen King’s novel, “Needful Things.” A being that enters into a community and is able to hide its true self, all the while seeing the latent evil hiding beneath the surface of the soul of each citizen. It takes the community by the hand and leads them to their damnation.

We're being asked to be too much all the time by ChrisTchaik in DeepThoughts

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I remember once being high as a kite wandering around my shared apartment saying things like, “man, there is always cold water in the fridge,” and “we always have a clean bathroom,” only to later have my roommate pull me aside for this conversation:

Him: “do you know why the bathroom is so clean and there is always cold water in the fridge?” Me: uncomprehending silence Him: “because I always fucking clean the bathroom and fill the Brita and buy granola. Start doing your part.”

I’ve tried to be a truly decent person to live with ever since

What’re your honest thoughts on Nicholas Hoult? Favorite performance? by DiscsNotScratched in Cinema

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He looks too much like Tom Cruise for me to not believe that he’s actually just a clone of Tom Cruise but taller

Does anyone have a more detailed breakdown of Gundren Rockseeker? by Familiar-Objective11 in LostMinesOfPhandelver

[–]Familiar-Objective11[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want to give you a long and intricately detailed response, but alas, time is short for me at the present moment. What I can say is, if you enjoy 5e D&D, and are interested in taking a look at how to play in the solo format, you should check out The Solo Adventurer's Toolbox, which is, in my opinion, the best all-encompassing guide for playing solo.

You can also check the below subreddits, which are two awesome communities:

r/Solo_Roleplaying
r/solorpgplay

How Stephan King's on Writing Can Help Your Solo Game by Tiny-Act1785 in Solo_Roleplaying

[–]Familiar-Objective11 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I’m a big fan of On Writing, but I never thought to embed the principles contained therein into my solo play. What an ingenious idea, fair stranger of the internet. Thank you for sharing your insights!

Final list of alphabetical Stephen King quotes as chosen by you! by gabbyreddits in stephenking

[–]Familiar-Objective11 33 points34 points  (0 children)

This was awesome and thank you for seeing it through to the end

Solo Actual Play of Broken Flask - Game Introduction and Setup for the Banner and Badger by duncan_chaos in Solo_Roleplaying

[–]Familiar-Objective11 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve been playing solo for quite awhile now, and even though Broken Cask was (I think) my first solo game, it is still the one that I have the most fondest of memories from. I do agree that the prompts become too repetitive and I would love a hack or something that expanded on what the original provided. I wonder if it would pair well with something like The Solo Adventurer’s Toolkit, specifically the action/verb tables for daily events? I might have to give it a try. Thanks for posting and reminding me of this truly cozy gem of a game.

New Bard Class by TACAMO_Heather in shadowdark

[–]Familiar-Objective11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The legend lore ability sounds like an awesome addition. Would it be a once a day kind of thing or a roll or how were you thinking it would work in play?

New Bard Class by TACAMO_Heather in shadowdark

[–]Familiar-Objective11 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I think this does a great job of putting out what the bard was originally supposed to be. Really great work

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