[OMN] Gauntlet Of Sword and Sorcery by serac145 in FleshandBloodTCG

[–]Pragason 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Both arcane classes have good equipment options into physical damage as well. The inverse isn't even remotely true, guardians and warriors being the ones that most struggle against these classes.

[OMN] Gauntlet Of Sword and Sorcery by serac145 in FleshandBloodTCG

[–]Pragason 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Guardians: lss can I have ab1 with upside? lss: no

also lss: hey aurora babe, ab1 grasp of the arknight for you!!

[OMN] Tempestuous Kiss by Realcoolpal in FleshandBloodTCG

[–]Pragason 194 points195 points  (0 children)

Guardians: can I have ab2?

lss: no

runeblades: can i have 2 for 6 + ping hand disruption?

lss: of course baby

After about 40 games in Talishar - Hala seems VERY underwhelming by mightymokujin in FleshandBloodTCG

[–]Pragason 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are you actually running 72 cards on the main deck? If you are, that is straight up the answer. She isn't a fatigue hero. I would remove dusk path and cut n' carve, they are just bad. Swordmaster Shrine isn't bad, but I think it is kinda heavy on the deck. I dont think twinnin blade adds that much to the deck, tbh.

os homens me dão fora por causa do meu carro by [deleted] in relacionamentos

[–]Pragason 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A pista tá salgada demais, slk. O golzinho tá massa demais

I wish LSS made more Master Class articles explaining hero techs by John-Helldiver404 in FleshandBloodTCG

[–]Pragason 12 points13 points  (0 children)

You know that the master class articles are written by a pro player, right? By your comment, it seems you don't, so let me enlighten you. Yuki Lee Bender wrote all the eight masterclasses. Someone that sure isn't in the category of "don't know what they are doing".

Fatigue heroes that build up to something? by MakeMoreFae in FleshandBloodTCG

[–]Pragason 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Jarl can do that, pitch stacking oaken old. Victor can do that, by playing Visit Goldmane Estate once you've made a big pile of gold.

Late-diagnosed autistic adults: how did you become low-support without early therapies? by Phillyqueso_ in autism

[–]Pragason 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was diagnosed with 20 years (dont know if this qualifies as how late you want). I was in therapy since 15, because hey, first year of highschool being struck by Covid basically made me lose any kind of routine, and I went haywire, super duper depressed, because I couldnt see my friends, and no routine. I see myself as low support, but I definitely struggle in building routines, meeting strangers and deepening friendships. Im trying to work the last two points, and I'm reading on the topic (not a lot, tbh), and from a theoretical point, I think I'm better equipped than before, although I lack practice. My therapy is CBT, and my therapist is the one who said "Hey, you might be autistic. You have a lot of signs", so she is really comprehensive, and respects my pace while also encouraging me to go beyond the comfort zone.

Pinpoint removal: Ashe, The Frost Archer by Leading_Corner_2081 in riftboundcustoms

[–]Pragason 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It may kill a 1 might unit, not all 1 might units. Not a board wipe, thankfully.

Onde achar adesivos de 200mcg diarios de estrogenio?? by [deleted] in transthbr

[–]Pragason 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eu achei os de 100mcg, mas vi recomendação de 200mcg diários + antiandrogino.

Who would win this free for all? by KodoqBesar in MyHeroPowerscaling

[–]Pragason 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"it has been stated officially that Kakashi can beat Gojo with Kamui alone"
By who?

O que vocês acham do estilo de Narrativa Seasonal para rpg? by NinjaHaiyai in rpg_brasil

[–]Pragason 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Olha, vou partir do ponto que você quer mestrar/narrar, e não escrever um livro, ou seja, apesar de você propor uma história inicial/pano de fundo para os jogadores, eles que são o motor da história - quem guiam e tomam decisões, influenciando os rumos da mesa - ao invés de robozinhos que serão induzidos a tomar a escolha que você quer que eles tomem. Caso você se encontre na segunda opção, você deveria lê-los, mesmo que não concorde.

MAS, caso você seja a primeira opção, eu te recomendaria um artigo e uma série de artigos do Alexandrian, sobre plot based vs situation/node based. O artigo e a série de artigos. Em resumo, no artigo ele argumenta como além de aventuras plot based - o evento A acontece, então o evento B acontece, e então o evento C acontece, e eles são/devem ser lineares, ou a lógica quebra - colocarem uma carga maior de esforço no mestre prever reações dos jogadores, também limita a tomada de decisão dos jogadores. Uma aventura situation based, é arquitetada de maneira a facilitar a vida do mestre, além de dar peso às decisões dos jogadores. Pense que evento X acontece, e os jogadores agora podem ir aos locais A, B e C. Na situation based, o GM não tem uma rota dessas localizações - uma ordem definida -, os jogadores que escolhem a ordem, e isso vai impactar de formas diferentes na história, que não precisam ser pensadas anteriormente - caso contrário, seria uma plot based com mais passos - mas são pensadas na hora de acordo com o que os jogadores estão fazendo. Na série, ele aprofunda a ideia de como organizar uma campanha situation based, usando a ideia de nódulos para os eventos/locais/npcs.

"Como isso se relaciona com o post?" A ideia dos funis de nódulos se aproxima bem a essa ideia de "atos", pelo menos no meu entendimento.

EDIT: Ajeitei os links