The original dndbeyond form fillable 5e character sheet had 3 extra, blank skill entries.

I don’t think I have ever used them

People that use a keyboard spell out each word they type. They still need spellcheckers.

Why? Do you think signing is done by spelling out words?

If you look up the definition for an Object, it specifies that it is “a nonliving, distinct thing” — such as a corpse.

However, the definition of Creature does not say it must be living. So, a corpse is both a creature and an object.

There are even creatures that have never been living — such as constructs — and thus are also objects.

define ‘side’.

How many sides on a ball?

clueless

Psst, are you sleeping?

My previous character was a Dwarf Marine (barbarian, path of the ancestral guardian). He was wielding an anchor as a 2-handed weapon.

He met his fate killing a sub-boss. (that is: a boss that came from the sea floor, the captain of a submersible galleon)

Last Thursday, 2 characters hiding: nat 1, nat 1

😓

I had no clue until I remembered this

It uses flowchart symbols, but bad.

Hokkaido is also a type of ice cream. Apparently available elsewhere, too. The rest of the text is chinese (at least, deepl recognizes it as such)

It was not that long ago when Android changed my on screen keyboard to a different layout whenever I was in a different country. Really annoying - I don’t suddenly type in Danish when I’m on a business trip to Lyngby (near Copenhagen)

Ttrpg’s can definitely be used by therapists (e.g.see https://gametogrow.org/ ) but people in general should not underestimate the skill and training professional therapists bring to the table. Just playing an rpg is not therapy.

I get the 21 , but I’m not clear about the 100.

Gennerelly accepted where ?

Tell me, what exactly is the function of a rubber duck?

I have a new party of three absolute beginners lined up for next saturday. I forgot the snails in the adventure though 🤔

totally unrelated time in the screenshot, I’m sure

That is what ‘automation’ often is. You take a working process, then let machines do as many steps in that process as you can. Harvesting crops, sending memos, robots spraypainting car parts, self driving cars (We still have a lot to do there)

Building on that it gets even more interesting as we try to find better, or even completely new processes.