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Satanic Math
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Honestly, just because I could, and once I had done it, I just liked the way it looked, so I've kept it. That, and I remember it being a pain to change in One UI. I don't remember how I did it, and the process is probably different by now anyways, so I'd have to look it up, and I'm not about to do all that again.
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I would love this so much. I've never played any non-PC RPG though.Think you could vibe with [my favorite Swedish Doom Metal album of an RPG, Mörk Borg](https://morkborg.com/)? I've also played Cy_Borg, though haven't tried Pirate Borg yet. Pretty rules-light, very much focused on the bleak vibes of a tired world on the brink of Armageddon. Can do DM+1 player with a little tweaking, but anyone reading this is invited to DM me. I could set up a matrix room and do a session zero to walk through the rules if you'd like!
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Exactly why I dislike D&D, it's more about combat and math. I prefer systems that are less math heavy and more narrative/roleplay focused.
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I hope not people are like that. I have a coworker insists Harry Potter is "Satan". She has never read it watch a single book or movie.
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I always laugh at these people. I’m paraphrasing, but in the 7th book Harry essentially tells Voldemort, “I died for them, you can’t touch them.” This is of course mirroring the fact that his own parents had died to protect him from Voldemort in the first place, but it’s also very much symbolic of the central Christian concept of Christ dying to save sinners. Harry is very much a Christ-figure in the end, forgiving those who had been his enemies and even pitying Voldemort himself. It’s not quite as blatant as C.S. Lewis and his, “If people don’t realize the lion is Jesus I’m going to have an aneurysm,” but it’s still obvious. People who say stuff like this is satanic live in such a pitifully small world. I feel sorry for them.
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I knew a guy who got into d&d in middle school and it drastically improved his grades. The fact is that gaming is reading, writing, math, make believe, structured socializing, and sometimes history and sometimes art. It's exactly like school, except fun.it's almost like animals evolved play as a way to learn
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You don't even need the dice! I was definitely gambling last session when I attuned to a prosthetic eye filled with the trapped souls of everyone that's ever used it. It gives me 60 feet of Truesight though!60 feet of truesight, unfortunately you can't see shit because of all the souls in the way
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You should check out GURPS. It's a simpler system with universal campaigns (modern, fantasy, mech, dimension hopping, steampunk). The system is super easy. You start with 100 points to make your character. You can spend them on skills, spells, and perks. You can even gain more points by taking quirks. You roll 3d6 for everything. You're goal is to get *under* your skill number. Fireball of 13 needs to roll under 13. If its raining or something, your GM can choose to put a -4 on that. So now you need to roll under 9. Just simple addition and subtraction, but it works really well.also worth noting that fallout originally used GURPS before switching for copyright reasons
