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QUESTION
DO I HAVE ANY VOLONTEER FOR A DM FOR A PATAPON ROLEPLAY THING. AVAILABILITY WOULD BE LIKE EITHER TWICE OR ONCE A MONTH, SATURDAY AFTERNOON EST. LET'S MAKE THIS ONE STEP CLOSER TO BEING REAL


oh man all these caps


here's a video.

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the one with no hamsters

something something something something something something some-thing you know, that song

Comments

That Guy If

...If I am allowed to be a joke of a DM, then sure, I'll volunteer

Wymar Sane

Whoa now. I'm not ready for such a commitment. By me a drink first geez.

Anonymous

Hello. Friendly neighborhood lurker here crawling out from under his rock to throw his hat in the ring. I've been GMing games whenever I could find the opportunity to since I learned that roleplaying existed when I was a kid. I primarily run games in FATE Core, as I find it to have the best ratio of structure/freedom out of every system I've played so far. Other systems I have suitable knowledge of currently include Shadowrun, 7th Sea, and Pokemon Tabletop United. I am a very quick study when it comes to picking up new systems. Back during the peak of my roleplaying days, when I had a consistent group to try out whatever I had come up with at the time, I actually managed to learn the Pokemon Tabletop Adventures system well enough in one day to be able to run a game in it the next. I am currently running a game in that timeslot, but I doubt that my players would mind missing a week per month, especially for me to do something like this. If anyone has any questions or suggestion for me, I'll be right here under my rock.

A Scruff McGruffin

If you want to do Pathfinder, I have a lot of experience as DM and could fit one more into my schedule. I've basically memorized most of the rule book and would love to come up with something fun for you guys. I could probably do once a week if needed even.

Josh

I'd be available and interested. I'm experienced with D&D 5e and 4e, as well as FU and other rules-light systems. Do you have a specific system you want to use?

Mibz

Dear raocow, it's the other other super turbo fast round! (Speedy) it's a gundam! youtube.com/watch?v=AZ8LtuZyRew 1. What's the best word to follow "Cyber"? 2. Betty or Veronica? 3. What's your favourite stir fry ingredient? 4. How would you fend off a cursed drying machine? 5. What's one powerful wizard curse you wouldn't want to be messed up by? 6. Hit me up with some technobabble, yo! 7. How often do you go around shirtless? 8. What would be your preferred contraband to smuggle? 9. What's a paladin? 10. By reading this question, you are cursed. Choose one of the following curses; curse of thinking you left your oven on 1/day, curse of missing deliveries 3/month or the curse of whatever you came up with for question 5. 11. Should Pluto be re-reclassified as a planet again purely for nostalgia's sake? 12. What's the cure for laziness? 13. What would you not like to see alone in a dark alley? 14. What's your favourite cocktail? 15. If a powerful wizard offered you an arcade machine of your choice, what would you pick? Final Five! 16 through to 20. What's your opinion on: This sweet music / The Letter X / Judge Dredd / Alan Moore / the often dubious morality of powerful wizards?

Bellmoore

Ho, raocow! Music I discovered thanks to the RPPR patreon: <a href="https://nofatenetmusic.bandcamp.com/track/variante-2-2-blob-blaster" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://nofatenetmusic.bandcamp.com/track/variante-2-2-blob-blaster</a> Glad to see so many GM volunteers! When I saw the question I was reminded of this (can also apply to volunteering): <a href="http://finnishnightmares.blogspot.fi/2015/11/what-if-my-question-is-stupid.html" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://finnishnightmares.blogspot.fi/2015/11/what-if-my-question-is-stupid.html</a> I think you mentioned that you played Call of Cthulhu at some point, or am I mistaken? Do you enjoy horror stories or games? What is your opinion on zombies? Oversaturated or still interesting? What do you think of this tagline: "Red Markets is a game of economic horror, where the world has ended and the rent is still due." Red Markets is a RPG I backed on Kickstarter, which is edging towards completion. A near-future setting where the zombie apocalypse divided the world into walled-off safe zones (called the Recession) and the rest of the world (the Loss). The PCs are part of the populace who ended up on the wrong side of the wall and were termed legally dead by the surviving government. However, there are ways to bribe yourself into the Recession. The PCs form a mercenary Taker group based in an enclave in order to gain enough bounty, by whatever means necessary, to smuggle themselves and their dependents into the Recession (or some other safe haven located in the Loss). You also use bounty on living costs, equipment maintenance and self improvement. More on Unknown Armies: The page I linked last time has a downloads section with the character sheets, which might help clarify things. <a href="http://www.atlas-games.com/unknownarmies/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://www.atlas-games.com/unknownarmies/</a> Each character has a shock gauge, which consists of five meters which each in turn define two abilities. The meters represent different kinds of mental stress: Violence, the Unnatural, Helplessness, Isolation, and Self. The meters accumulate hardened and failed notches. Failed notches represent mental trauma while hardened ones represent jadedness. Gain too many failed notches and you go mad, too many hardened ones and you burn out and lose access to your passions. Abilities are divided into upbeat and downbeat abilities, the ratings of which depend on the number of hardened notches on the meter. For instance, if you have led a life free of violence you have a high Connect ability and a low Struggle ability. Lots of hardened notches in violence mean you have trouble connecting with people, except with your fists. Identities are freeform, but there are examples in the book (one for each letter in the alphabet). Each character has 2-4 identities and a typical starting character divides 120% between them (no less than 15 and no higher than 90 in a single one). The suggested character and campaign creation process is communal, where all participants take part in defining aspects of the characters, the goals of the group, NPCs, locations and so forth. Example identities, each normal identity has a broad definition of its capabilities (OF COURSE I CAN _, I’M _!), substitutes for one ability and has two features (there are 12 features to choose from, one of them is called Unique, which is a narrow specialization): ELECTRICIAN I’m an Electrician, of course I can plausibly demand admission to secure locations, read blueprints, schmooze with union folks and building inspectors. Substitutes for: Knowledge. Feature: Build and evaluate electrical devices (unique). Feature: Repair or demolish electrical devices (unique). CARING I’m Caring, of course I can find first aid supplies, maintain a chipper disposition, bake. Substitutes for: Connect. Feature: Substitutes for Status. Feature: Resists challenges to Isolation. OCCULTIST I’m an Occultist, of course I can tell the difference between Santería and Satanism, wow the goth kids, cruelly mock the major religions. Substitutes For: Knowledge. Feature: Casts Rituals. Feature: Evaluates Unnatural.

Z3r0Up (Zero-Up)

Music! <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPeavDB5sc0" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPeavDB5sc0</a> You silly cow! You missed the link for my first story before the 3-part Pickle story. Oh well, I'll just post it again! LINK IS HERE V V V V V V <a href="http://sunsetserenade5678.deviantart.com/art/A-Chicken-536960608" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">http://sunsetserenade5678.deviantart.com/art/A-Chicken-536960608</a> ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ LINK IS HERE Now let's all talk about language! (or you can talk about it since you're the one literally speaking right now!) Isn't it funny how you can use words to form sentences that basically mean nothing? This sentence is a perfect example. How about this statement that's technically a question but there isn't really an answer expected for it? I can just string all kinds of things together that sound like they're saying something, regardless of if you really get anything out of those things. Instead, to keep things fresh and unpredictable, I'm gonna move on to something else! Now I'm going to make a run-on sentence that will just have you say words that make you keep talking and talking, just about how there are sounds coming out of your mouth that form what we humans call "words", which then go into your microphone and after editing and putting the video on youtube/patreon, these sounds will finally reach my ears, as well as the ears of every other patapon currently listening, and finally, our brains will process what we hear as "words", thus gaining meaning from all the meaningful things you've been saying in this entire sentence. If you need to, take a moment to breath before moving on to the next peep. Until next week, keep on talking, raocow! :)

Xirix

You got a secret bonus point!

Anonymous

Short music track for short questions! <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02U3V5dyL7A" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02U3V5dyL7A</a> 1) My friend works at a call centre and needs someone who speaks French. You interested? No? I'm just gonna assume you said no because that's the correct answer. 2) I'm gonna swing by Subway for lunch. Did you want anything? No? I'm just gonna assume you said no because that's the correct answer. 3) I know you said first person games make you queasy/nauseous in a previous video. You've also shown some knowledge of Overwatch and some of the characters in Dust (okay, maybe it was only Reaper). Are you able to watch videos in short bursts, or was OW just such a big hit that knowing the characters and such became unavoidable? 4) (Somehow this got missed last week) how do you feel about DT3 winning both best and worst LP? Any feedback you take away from that?

Mikkofier

Write some kind of inane comment. Paste music here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5p3C24MyHxs" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5p3C24MyHxs</a> (provide translation: "Maanantaikappale" = "Monday piece". Point out how appropriate the name is, then, just in case, jokingly point out how the video is likely to be delayed) Write down questions for raocow to answer: 1) What would raocow say is the hardest type of character to write/do well, in his opinion? 2) What would raocow think is the likeliest reason that he would be challenged to a duel at high noon? 3) If raocow could forget everything about any game he wanted to do a proper blind let's play of, what games would he forget? 4) What advice could raocow give on finding love? (in parenthesis, state that the question is not serious as a cue for a humorous answer) When out of ideas: 5) A powerful Neuromancer (add apology in case that's been done before) allows raocow to psychically enter the internet. What does he do with this ability? Add a note after the questions: Point out the stupid gimmick in my post, in a self-deprecating manner (check spelling).

Willhart

I'd be up to playing games.

Anonymous

In response to "D" asking what song was used in that desert level of VLDC9, isn't that just one of many fanmade remixes of the SMW main theme? You can hear it if you listen closely at 1:23 here: youtu.be/efaG3Fi5tyY?t=84s VLDC9 is full of these SMW remixes, and they've showed up in other ROM hacks that raocow's played too. I haven't posted in a while, so have some KATAMARI JAMS: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Qfm2WRY8Us" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Qfm2WRY8Us</a> Have you ever played a Katamari game, raocow? If so, what are your thoughts on them? I played the original Katamari Damacy for the first time a couple of days ago, and I adore it. I don't know how the series has eluded me all this time. It's an incredibly simple concept that's amazingly executed and has a lot of depth due to how the physics work, the controls are visceral and fun, the characters and worlds are equally weird and hilarious, there are tons of small touches here and there that enrich the flavor greatly, and the music is exquisite. It has a few flaws as you'd expect from not only the first game in the series but the first game the director ever worked on, but it's not nearly enough to ruin the overall experience. And if you don't care about setting any high scores, the worst two levels in the game can be instantly cleared so that you don't have to BEAR with the BULL crap. It's the type of game that I bet you'd fall in love with instantly.

UmbrellaProtege

Good day, Raocow. Music Smorgasbord: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9Ijvlm9ToY" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9Ijvlm9ToY</a> Thanks for your kind words last week about Mema! I really do appreciate it. Video games public service announcement (and humblebrag) - I got to go to a Nintendo Switch event this week! It was completely by surprise since a friend's friend got sick and they had an extra ticket. It was a lot of fun, and I can definitely say the system has potential. I've got a release form that says I can share my thoughts so here's those for anyone interested. Let me know if you have any thoughts on these games from what you've seen, Cowrao. Extremely minor spoiler alerts also I guess? (Just to confirm my bias, I'm a 90s/00s Nintendo fan who was a big defender of theirs until things started going downhill toward the end of the Wii's life, so I can be critical but I do hope for their success and for good games.) 0. The hardware was great. The Joy-Cons make the little satisfying click from the commercials when clicking in place, which is wonderful. The puppy-shaped controller with the Joy-Cons on was not too small for adult male hands, and the tablet mode of the screen was a lot lighter than the Wii U's Gamepad, but felt secure to play. I'd definitely recommend the screen protector/case for it though if you do plan to travel with your Switch. Joy-Cons on their own were a little teeny but nothing that made me upset. They had noticeably fine motion control but I was unimpressed by the haptic vibration responses - maybe a factor of hundreds of people playing them before me, or the crowd, but I barely noticed any movement. Overall, a fun thing to hold and play. 1. 1-2 Switch was the worst thing I played there. The "animations" on the TV look like they could be from bootleg plug-and-play games and the attendants kept urging us not to look at the TV. Which is I guess the point but I could spend 50 fewer dollars and just pretend to play table tennis while awkwardly staring at my friend, until one of us arbitrarily loses. Table Tennis was the one they let us play for my turn, and the attendant told us to expect a haptic response in the controller to know when the ball is coming our way. It didn't vibrate EVER until we hit the ball, so maybe it was just a function of the loud crowd but we were just relying on guesses at timing. They said there are 28 games in 1-2 Switch, which is what...a fourth of the earliest Mario Parties? Most of the games are just doing a single action like swinging/catching a sword, eating a cow, or milking a sandwich, too, so that's less than lots of Mario Party minigames did. I can't see it being fun ever, but especially not after one play of each game. 2. ARMS was pretty disappointing, but the three guys with me all REALLY enjoyed it, so take that as you will. I just felt like I was doing three things (left punch, right punch, double punch to grab) over and over again, and missing constantly because of the delay time. The long distance away from each other made it feel fairly unresponsive, so there's a lot of time to contemplate how much you missed that last punch. It was very flashy and pretty, but the specials available for Ribbon Girl and Mechanica at least were just "you can punch really fast for the next 2 seconds". Everyone in the demo had three different hands you could customize to get different properties (bigger side slaps, wider but weaker punches, etc.) and you could put on mismatched hands, so I guess that's nifty. They only had motion control available, but I'd guess it'll be a lot more fun with buttons. I probably won't pick it up but I can see it has some depth, and I'd play with friends definitely. 3. Bomberman R sure was Bomberman. Bomberman! 4. Disgaea 5 sure was an anime-as-all-heck strategy RPG. Disgaea! 5. Splatoon 2 sure was Splatoon. Splatoon! 6. Mario Kart sure was a Mario Kart I already own with a feature added that it should have already had. Mario Kart! 7. Sonic Mania and Ultra Street Fighter II Whatever Subtitles both looked good for people into those old-timey old time things. 8. Fan of roguelikes will enjoy Has-Been Heroes. (I'm not one of those people) It's a roguelike dungeon crawler with turn-based combat that looked really well-done, had good art, and seemed interesting to play. My friends loved it, at least. 9. Snipperclips was my favorite thing that I wasn't planning to already buy. For those unfamiliar, go look at a video of it somewhere! It's a cute little 2-player puzzle game where you have to reshape your characters to solve puzzles by cutting them with the outline of the other player. Honestly I'll probably get it as soon as it's out. It was really, really enjoyable. 10. Breath of the Wild was amazing, as expected, and really fun. It was basically why I went. I had 20 minutes to play and didn't get super far but I spent my time exploring instead of advancing the plot. The starting area on its own is huge. It took so long to get to the edge of it. The controls were great, and spear- and axe-style weapons are really fun to use! The world is beautiful, especially looking out at the distant vistas which look surprisingly clear. Fire and lasers are especially gorgeous. The videos I've seen didn't do it justice for how it runs live, or for all the little things Link can do and react to while you play. I think I spoiled some story-related collectable things in the pause menu but I'll keep them to myself - if anyone has looked at theory videos about the story trailer, though, it really backs up the logical conclusion of a lot of those scenes. There was a little bit of pop-in around the super long-grassy areas but it was nothing I was bothered by. Anyway, was already gonna get it, but now I'm even more excited for it. 10/10, the proper amount of water. Overall, good times. Also at the end of the night the hype guy had everyone join him at the stage for "party down time" and then led everyone in a parade out of the building shouting "Nintendo" and having the crowd shout "Switch" about 50 times. That sure was a thing. Hope this was useful to someone. Are you particularly excited for anything out of this list, Raocow?

Zephyr Dragon Lord

Hey there raocow. I was going to do some crazy music to preface this, but I'm running low on esteem. So just have the previous song instead.. (which is probably a better idea) So, about CinemaSins. I know their nitpicky nature goes against your grain. But I find their rapid-fire nitpicks about movies breaking logic to be pretty funny. I don't take their complaints to heart; they're obviously meant to be comedically snarky. And it's funny how much detail they go into these things; seeing how unbelievable movies are in real life is part of the charm. Also, pertaining to that Flash Black level ..(that time when you talk about note blocks and those one-tile jumps) raocow would be good at VGSins. *ding* You know what? After that, you need to feel GOOD. How about some music to help you? <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9gADubYQDo" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9gADubYQDo</a> (man, I love the real version of this) Question de Lestions: 1.) Let me tell you a short story that happened today. At this hockey game we went to, our home team scored whenever we mentioned Austin's skates. The thing is, this also happened at the last game my dad went to. At this last game, it happened three times, for three power play goals, each met with increasing hilarity of all of us. (That game was also won by three goals, for even more hilarity) So... are there any traditions that you have that simply work whenever you use them? 2.) Having finished all of the worlds in the Vanilla Contest, what are your favorite and least favorite worlds? 3.) A request of all of ya... What is that music that plays in Famicom world? 4.) What would you like most near the nightstand? 5.) A powerful wizard grants you the power to slay exactly one demon. Which one do you decide to slay with this power? 6.) Best world. Are you looking forward to it? 7.) In which place do you feel the best? I ask this as I only have clues pertaining to this... I want a confirmation. 8.) So what is the fate of those advent Christmas gifts after the fact? Which one are you thinking about the most? Alright, that should be good. I'm really feeling the quality of these ones. They're about life and video games, too. The best content for this place. Now then, enjoy your day.

PizzaPony

Hoi raocow, I found something that I didn't want to find while bringing in firewood afew days ago. youtube.com/watch?v=Snh9yD3iQSA Thats a Brown Recluse, one of the 2 dangerous to humans poisonous spiders in North America. Its a really bad feeling you get when your hand is on the same piece of wood as a spider that big. MUSIC, you said you like it when its something unexpected youtube.com/watch?v=gJ631h46zC0 Then after that youtube.com/watch?v=ZbPf9pieZUI QUESTIONS, we're like already done with 1/10 of the year 1. Have you decided on a Valentine? 2. Just noting that I finally remembered to order a microphone (and a new computer case, my current one barely fits everything inside) 3. Should you ever be put in jail, do you want us to break you out? You know the old saying: If you can't trust a friend to break you out of jail, what kind of friend are they? 4. About CinemaSins, I thought it was pretty obvious from the 1st one I watched that the whole thing was more for entertainment, and not just a strict list of flaws. I mean come on raocow, you've gotta think for yourself sometimes. 5. How does it feel to be you? 6. That one wizard who lives on the edge of town, just past the 7-11, has cursed you to sometimes feel like you've got something crawling on you. How much does this bother you? 7. How good are your jiggle physics?

S1nZ

Hey there Raocow~.I hope this week has been treating you well. It seems i found an image of you relaxing on your couch, what are you gonna do about it? <a href="https://68.media.tumblr.com/c92ae597fd94c00f034f3b6e9e405218/tumblr_nx0jcayTSP1u8vmj9o2_540.jpg" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://68.media.tumblr.com/c92ae597fd94c00f034f3b6e9e405218/tumblr_nx0jcayTSP1u8vmj9o2_540.jpg</a> And here is the second song i linked the other day. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dm-8LKGVGiY" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dm-8LKGVGiY</a> Anyway, Summary. Few new faces in town. An Angel of death, Decimus. He is a subordinate of Auriel. A undead shark lady by the name of Macha washed up onto our docks and joined the town and a two humans and a demon wandered in as well. One of the Humans is from far in the east, and is named Marik Vanhelm and the other a healer that wagon was attacked by bandits and rescued by the town folks. Her name is Verenia. Lastly, the demon is named Herean. The group that went to the northern mountains finally returned from their trip, and Amelia, the ice phoneix and Solilia's sister, returned to town with a golem that the group had to subdue in the mines, but ended up befriending instead. Last bit of thing to note, Jiklok is being put through trials by Vitia, and this week he had his fire production and resistance removed. And now on to question. If you suddenly found this note stuck to the monitor of your computer, how would you react to it and what would you do? <a href="https://68.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzi6jtkF2D1qzbs6po1_r1_500.jpg" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://68.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lzi6jtkF2D1qzbs6po1_r1_500.jpg</a> Anyway, That's all for now, take care Raocow. The reason why this week's thing is so short is because i've been mostly playing Nioh for most of the week.

swirlybomb

[gah, probably going to be too late!] Congratulations on your two-year-iversary!! I didn't even realize it had been that long already. Thanks for continuing to do what you do and provide us with quality entertainment every single day. I didn't watch your Dust playthrough because it's a game I want to play blind myself, but did you enjoy it? And/or what did you think of it? Spooky tunes: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBSG6O5cfKY" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBSG6O5cfKY</a> So, last time my character Luxis was knocked out and being towed back to town in a cage full of dismembered bodies and stolen loot... good times! The other party members were talking about using the heads as hand-puppets and other things of that nature. For some reason, this week the entire other team was absent, so the first DM had no group to play with, so instead he made a temporary character to join us for this session. He played as Harry Dresden from The Dresden Files (the gist of what I know about him is he's a modern-day magicy guy that fights paranormal whatevers... I think), having somehow found his way to our world via magic portal or somesuch. Our Ranger was absent as well, so we decided that he had cartwheeled off into the woods for unknown reasons. Harry found himself on the path that we were coming up back to town. Seeing what looks like a demon and a dark elf carting a cage of bodies up the road, he tried to run into the bushes to hide, but Dez and Parfait gave him a "Yo, get over here!" so he cautiously approached and tried to inquire of where he was and what was going on, but they were less than helpful. They also did the whole "wow, you're dressed real funny, you look like a doofus" bit you might expect with seeing a modern person in a fantasy world. At that point Luxis woke up very dazed and confused, so Harry tried asking me too, but he didn't know how to process the situation either. I can't remember what happened between then and getting back to town, but it was probably very awkward. Back at town, Luxis got dumped off at the inn to rest and recover (thus having no say in anything the party did next), while Dez and Parfait decided the best plan was to park the cage in the middle of town for everyone to see, and being close to sunrise, they decided to just hang around for everyone to wake up. The townsfolk were surprisingly... nonchalant about the whole thing? Guess they really hated those bandits. Once the shops opened the two of them managed to... sell the stolen goods back to the townspeople? I think? They picked up some more setting-appropriate clothes for Harry, but he insisted on keeping his sweet leather jacket. Anyway, the DM dropped some not-very-subtle quest hooks and we all got set out to investigate some bad business going on in a cave nearby. Basically we found a whole bunch of zombies (Luxis had far less issue with smashing faces this time, because the undead are bad juju!). One 'highlight' was a room that had zombies dressed up like a princess, clown, and bear. It was weird and awkward so we just put them out of their misery and didn't talk about it again... And at one point Harry rolled a 1 on his ice spell, so the DM said "...ehh, the room just gets kinda chilly." In a large chamber we spotted a hooded figure doing something over some altars and we thought, "Aha! This is our guy. Let's all get him while his back is turned." So we all got a simultaneous surprise attack with our ranged attacks and killed him in one hit...! Turns out it was just another zombie. Darn! Then a bunch of hands in a basket animated and skittered toward us. Ew! A few skeleman guards later, we found the necromancer in the final chamber; a rather wimpy, loony guy that insisted on calling himself "The Lord of Lance Rock" as frequently as possible and kept babbling about "the Eye" hovering above a gem in the center of the room, resting on an altar make of skeletal arms. Being accompanied by a somewhat-psycho Fighter and Rogue and a very livid Cleric, Harry convinced him to surrender, and he and I tied him up good while Dez and Parfait looted the room. The limitations of being a level 1 Cleric became clear about midway through the dungeon; after one casting of Bless to help us fight a group of zombies, and a Cure Wounds after someone took a couple hits... well, that's it, you're out of juice. Better be careful because there's no more healing left! But we all hit level 2 after this so now I can not suck at healing (and I gained Turn Undead, which... would have been helpful sooner!). Sorry, I guess this one got rather long again... Uno questiono: A not-particularly-powerful wizard grants you the ability to snap your fingers and perform some kind of very minor task, but you can only choose one. It could be something like tidying up a portion of your desk, alphabetizing a few books, making sure you put just the right amount of salt on your food... etc. What do you choose?

D
>>3881991

Re: that music, yeah, but _which_ remix? I wanna listen to it by itself, and I'm not really sure how to find it (unless I find the ips or whatever and find a way to extract/convert it myself). And I'd like to know what name/creator to list it as in my playlist.