This is great. Once currencies start competing again, they rapidly reach the inherent worth of their backing, in this case, fancy ink and paper.
Geee, someone ought to come up with something to back that fancy paper huh?
Massive free campaign coverage! THIS is what they are wasting all these resources on. A jab at Warren by Trump. Cost to Trump, a breath. Cost to cabal…priceless!
Strzok and Page had insurance…
Any serious Grammar Nazi's wanna take a whack at diagramming those two sentences.
>There are those who will see his rants as worthy, and those who will loathe them; whatever unity can be made to exist by the President exists only within those camps. That “60 Minutes” went looking for something greater is more proof than viewers needed that their approach to the President left them outmatched.
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Close the city and tell the people that something's coming to call
Death and darkness are rushing forward to take a bite from the wall, oh
Kill the spirit and you'll be blinded, the end is always the same
Play with fire, you burn your fingers and lose your hold of the flame, oh
Break the circle and stop the movement, the wheel is thrown to the ground
Just remember it might start rolling and take you right back around
You're all fools!
The Mob Rules!
Goes back a long way. Intergenerational.
https://rpg.stackexchange.com/questions/71639/what-exactly-is-add
The reason it was called “Advanced” back in 1979 is because it was compared to the original game and a simpler version (called “Dungeons & Dragons” and “Basic Dungeons & Dragons”, respectively). The “Advanced” was also tacked onto the front for (ultimately futile) legal reasons having to do with the split between the two creators of the original edition of D&D (now called “OD&D” for clarity, since the naming and numbering of D&D editions is confusing). Relative to those editions from the 70s, yes, AD&D has more options and rules.
https://geekdad.com/2014/11/a-tale-of-two-dungeon-master-guides-1979-add-and-2014-dd/
This is the behind-the-scenes stuff that can make a DM shine. Discussions cover everything from saving throws to inspiration to fudging the dice to roleplaying
NPCs.
So much fun stuff in Chapter 8! There’s a section on running a chase. Yeah, drop a chase scene into an adventure (pages 252-254) and you’re going to get the DM of the Year award. Other Chapter 8 topics include using miniatures, tracking monster HP during combat, tossing in disease and madness risks to characters, and much more.