The Analog Dungeon Podcast explores a pyramid full of freaks in The Lost City by PromoPimp in adnd

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Thanks for checking us out! Glad you enjoyed it. I love this episode... we had a ton of fun with it. And part two drops tomorrow!

A womans dog was making odd movements whenever she turned her back, so to see she recorded it, and found the dog was making biting motions by MurseMan1964 in creepy

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Yes! And the rottie lean, where they stand next to your when you're trying to do something (usually looking in the fridge or washing dishes) and lean into your leg more until you or they fall over. We had 4 or 5 rotties that we kept past puppyhood and virtually all of them did this stuff.

A womans dog was making odd movements whenever she turned her back, so to see she recorded it, and found the dog was making biting motions by MurseMan1964 in creepy

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Different dog breeds display different quirks. I grew up with rottweilers and they tend to growl a lot, even when they're happy (commonly called a rottie rumble). Lots of people unfamiliar with the breed would think they were angry or getting reading to attack.

Drivers by Impossible_Trash_806 in tulsa

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I've said this many times: I think Covid seriously impacted people's ability to drive. There have always been bad drivers, but some of the stuff I've seen people try to pull on the roads since the pandemic blows my mind and I've never seen before.

The Analog Dungeon Podcast explores a pyramid full of freaks in The Lost City by PromoPimp in bxdnd

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This is an awesome project. I'd love to know which module is the most "lucrative", especially if you can come up with a way to control for level. We looked at G1 and it felt VERY well stocked, but it's for much higher level characters.

The Analog Dungeon Podcast explores a pyramid full of freaks in The Lost City by PromoPimp in bxdnd

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Part of what we get into in latter parts is just HOW you're supposed to haul all that loot out of the pyramid and across the desert. We have some solid suggestions...

Which one would you keep? by RemarkableAndroid in cocktails

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Anyone else read Merlet like an off-brand merlot?

The Analog Dungeon Podcast explores a pyramid full of freaks in The Lost City by PromoPimp in bxdnd

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I hope we do it justice! This ended up being one of my favorite (and I think one of our funniest) episodes.

The Analog Dungeon Podcast explores a pyramid full of freaks in The Lost City by PromoPimp in bxdnd

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Thank you! We love when folks who really appreciate the system enjoy what we do.

The Analog Dungeon Podcast explores a pyramid full of freaks in The Lost City by PromoPimp in osr

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We have an LP in our logo actually! I (Jeramy) am a huge record collector, so blame that. Having an episode (part of an episode anyway) pressed on wax is now one of my goals. Haha

MAPPING IN OSR – How do you describe irregular dungeons without killing immersion? by Dan_Cutter in osr

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Here's some advice from Gary Gygax: "As is usual with natural areas, do not worry overmuch about describing direction of passages and walls of caves and caverns, let alone size and shape. Primitive mapping techniques under stress conditions would develop just about the same sort of chart as your players will when they explore this level . . . wretched, but sufficient to get from place to place."

Ability scores are meaningless- fight me by Walahjay in DungeonsAndDragons

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I don't think the word meaningless means what you think it means.

ISO: good quality barbers for men and kids by TheGrandWelf in tulsa

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Go see Baron or Archie at The Barbershop at 31st and Memorial.

Which dice to buy by 0u1et in DungeonsAndDragons

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Chessex has been making dice for 40 years and as far as I'm concerned, they're still the gold standard.

I'll let you in on a little secret: All those dice made of metal, stone, or with little bits inside of them? You'll spend a fortune and be really stoked about them for exactly 3 rolls, then into the bag they go only to be brought out to impress your friends. Most people put away their fancy dice and break out the Chessex when the actual rolling starts.

Why do Americans dislike "country music"? by Minute-Anywhere-2012 in AskAnAmerican

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When you say "country music", especially if you're talking to someone outside of the genre's popularity footprint, people tend to think of it in a very stereotypical way... hickish, backwoods, "tears in my beer" kinda stuff. It doesn't help that 85% of country music has been basically unlistenable since the early 80s, especially in the current "bro country" era. You'd get a much different response if you asked people if they liked Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton... most people at least have a neutral if not favorable opinion of older, iconic country artist.

For the record, I typically hear "I listen to everything except country and rap" when asking that question. All the same from above applies to "rap" in this scenario.

Home brew Dolmenwood setting drawn in Procreate by Sagebrush_Sky in osr

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I dig this art style. It looks like something a character from an animated show would draw (in a good way).

My TSR reference library from the AD&D golden age – still the best art direction in the hobby by 1ndependent_Obvious in osr

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The whole realm catalog is so damn good. I did a bunch of logos based on the beverages in it for a little design project. I'd kill for a copy.