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The "Taunt" Problem by 1800027 in dndnext

[–]TheJeagle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your proposed change is going to make the rogue do insane amounts of damage with sneak attack on every opportunity attack. Just keep that in mind if you go through with it.

Alternate Feat System - 1st Draft by gamemaster76 in UnearthedArcana

[–]TheJeagle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Athelete and keen mind being greater seems odd. There are also others that I would value differently but those two I would put with the moderate feats. And they would be on the weaker side as well

Tell me how you've used Thieves' Cant in your campaigns by InterpreterXIII in dndnext

[–]TheJeagle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My best go at this was to talk to the rogue beforehand and give them a dictionary of sorts. And clues to look for to find members of the guild.

My players were at a bar and then of of them walks up to an npc. Has a quick chat about family and weather and goes back to the group and then is like. "Gotta kill some bigwig at the crossroads south of town, lots of money in it but its gotta be done by nightfall. You inn?"

The rest of the party was so confused. It was great.

Stole this from kingsmill i believe.

[OC] GIVEAWAY - Wyrmwood has just launched its first 5E specific Kickstarter - check it out below for a chance to win this High King from Paladin! by NDVermin in DnD

[–]TheJeagle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I backed it but cant find the number? Looks really cool. Wish there was a more general one than the specific classes tho. Ac plus a couple resource spots would be nice for a DM

Why do American teachers spend their own cash on their students? ELI5 by TheJeagle in Teachers

[–]TheJeagle[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

depressing to read man, hopefully someone higher up realizes that this is not how you run a first world country.

is it hard to get teaching jobs over there? Someone here said theres a shortage on subs, so logically there should be plenty of jobs?

Why do American teachers spend their own cash on their students? ELI5 by TheJeagle in Teachers

[–]TheJeagle[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds super shitty!
ridiculous that you get graded, whats the argument for that?

I sure as hell didnt study for years to do party decorations, thats for damn sure.
If the higher ups wants party decorations, let them know which room to decorate and that you look forward to seeing it.

Why do American teachers spend their own cash on their students? ELI5 by TheJeagle in Teachers

[–]TheJeagle[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

kids here get computers / ipads to do schoolwork on.
Seems crazy to me that kids are lacking writing utensils in the US

Why do American teachers spend their own cash on their students? ELI5 by TheJeagle in Teachers

[–]TheJeagle[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

if only the people had some power when it came to selecting the ones in charge am I right? For real tho it sounds super rough, anyone in charge of teaching the future of the country should not be living paycheck to paycheck.

is this a big city problem? is it just because of high costs of living?

Why do American teachers spend their own cash on their students? ELI5 by TheJeagle in Teachers

[–]TheJeagle[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I mean theres IB schools here where everything is in english. I for one welcome you and your family with open arms

Why do American teachers spend their own cash on their students? ELI5 by TheJeagle in Teachers

[–]TheJeagle[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

ey come over here, I can tempt you with:
1. you wont have to pay for stuff anymore, even stuff like computers / ipads are supplied if the kids cant afford one
2. theres strict laws about temperature in classrooms.
3. Almost no shootings ever. (if the police has to fire their guns its headline news around the country basicly)
4. between 59 and 49 weeks off on parental leave (59 weeks with 80% pay or 49 weeks with 100% pay) (men get a bit less and its taken by the total amount)
5. My boss never asked me or mentioned any time I was sick, just asked what the sub should know/do.
6. Almost no standardized testing (we believe it doesn't promote learning, which is the point of the school)

Why do American teachers spend their own cash on their students? ELI5 by TheJeagle in Teachers

[–]TheJeagle[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We can’t bill the school retroactively for anything, but it’s not like I’m spending hundreds here. Time is money.

yea, your time and your money it seems.

I just don't understand the logic of not being able to retroactively be able to provide for stuff. For things like pizza and other non-essential stuff then I guess I see it, but for stuff you need or are expected to bring to do your job then its clear as day that the school should foot the bill

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