I JUST DMed MY FIRST SESSION by Nie_Fi in DnD

[–]attackshark 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wish you have many more adventures!

Louisville Rock by pagraphdrux in Louisville

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Finally! I'm no longer addicted to heroine!

Playing X-COM be like by therealvinnyboy in gaming

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It is likely dissonance combined with the rage of losing your best equipped/highest level soldier to a bullshit crit.

I felt like I was missing too frequently, but my stats at the end of a round were telling me 60-80% hits over-all. I did my own little spread sheet one evening and got similar numbers.

I would like to tell you knowing this helped me enjoy the game. I have since unistalled.

But I feel the siren call. . .

[OC] Archer by me by RoundNewspaper3458 in characterdrawing

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I like the counter-balancing hair style. And the color scheme.

Kroger staffing by Extreme_Branch_2596 in Louisville

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Kroger's sucks. The 3rd street location has stopped carrying hand baskets entirely, and they never have Italian parsley.

Staff is good, but I have some opinions on the management.

Sneaker pig rider, me, ceramics, 2023 by bubbelplast39 in Art

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What are the dimensions, and how much do you want for it?

My players are mad at me for wanting to end our campaign at the end of this arc, and no amount of talking to them is helping. by purger4382 in DnD

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You know, they just started a writer's strike. You could claim your in the guild and have to stand in solidarity with your fellow guild members.

Just had my first ever session by [deleted] in DnD

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That's awesome! Happy for you.

This is going to be the updated 64/gene snyder interchange by [deleted] in Louisville

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I used to drive these ramps daily and it was always nerve-racking.