You want Avaricious Dragons? Cuz this is how you get Avaricious Dragons.

I think having the party be a team of building inspectors would making an interesting adventure premise. An authority figure hires them to assess ruins and decrepit sites to make sure nobody is turning them into evil lairs. Gotta keep the riffraff out. In some cases the party would find villains in the act of setting up shop. Other times this isn’t happening but they must contend with a site’s own resident evil. Or the place itself is totally clean but the seemingly normal village inn nearby is infested with unspeakable horrors.

If I think about it this is really just a variation of when the local baron hires you to clear a forest of monsters before building a new village.

true fact: Nebraska is the Heartland of the Internet.

Linux produces actual results. Linux hate is the religion.

Just keep my head down and keep plugging and watch a lot more Bob Ross. Happy little clouds.

Not dead but it’s hemorrhaging pretty bad.

I’d try it if the price came down. Fake meat is in the store now but I still eat the real thing. Maybe the current stuff isn’t what OP is talking about.

I’m completely unaware of it and DGAF.

“Hyperrealistic” weirdly means “more almost realistic”.

Upvoting posts that really aren’t that great.

If exercise makes you so healthy why doesn’t everybody do it?

I agree too many people don’t signal, but it’s silly to think it’s a BMW thing. And no I don’t drive a BMW - it’s equally silly to assume every opinion is a personal defense.

They say once you go Grinch you’ll never go back.

One time my roommate gave me a welding starter set cuz he wanted to learn how to weld LOL.

The Circle of Nope

I don’t think our method of internal government would matter as much to the world as the foreign policies of the individual leader. For reference on that see 2016-2020.

grown up lol

As we scroll through the endless inbox of our news feeds, there’s a tendency not to want to spend a lot of time on most items, because there’s an endless stream of them. So we tend to process each thing quickly, react instantly, and move on to the next one. Training yourself to slow down the reaction part and focus on just observing the information first, can help not build up an ever-growing mountain of depression and cynicism.

There ought to be a documentary made about this, but snuff films are illegal.

Thanks, that’s a lot more than my sketchy memory of what my dad told me (WWII pilot). Might not be where “under the wire” came from but it’s fascinating.