Spyke

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lemm.ee

Other reasons:

  • Way too many character concepts to use as a player.
  • Nobody else has the time and rules-knowledge to run a campaign.
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  • I feel to underestimated as a player but don't want to hog the limelight.
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ttrpg.network

Because I like to throw situations at players and sit back and watch them fumble the execution and yet always come out on top.

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literature.cafe

Makes a puzzle a child could solve. You know this because you stole it from a child's puzzle game.

Players can't solve it despite having three "genius" characters.

The Barbarian suggests an alternative of incredible violence

It works

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explodiclereply
local106.com

Last night we solved a puzzle by mistaking a key component for a dungeon restroom.

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lemmy.world

A burrito craftsman is the sandwich artist of Mexican food. Burrito craft is what that person does.

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lemmy.world

Don't worry, I was only joking.

DO worry and seek assistance if you actually are having a stroke, though. I hear those are super bad for you.

Unless you meant the British slang for masturbation, in which case I wish you good luck in your endeavor, I guess 🤷

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lemmy.world

You misunderstand. I have a medical condition where imagining burritos give me a stroke. Symptoms usually take a momem tu devep

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lemmy.world

I have a medical condition where imagining burritos give me a stroke

Should probably move away from El Paso, then.. Springfield, Illinois is lovely SOME of the year in my experience 🤷

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When I'm DM, I'm always in the spotlight.

/s

This is mostly a joke. But my attention wanders when I'm not involved in the action for too long. I'm more entertained as a DM.

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Makes me happy that some people can enjoy being DM because otherwise I wouldn't be able to play. I'm often too worried about messing with people, and my sense of mischief works better when it's my own character I'm getting into trouble.

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