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[self] Bumble the Wizard - What is the probability all the zombies explode?
Extra credit: What if zombies can be triggered to explode more than once?
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Extra credit: What if zombies can be triggered to explode more than once?
The way I see it I have four options when players meet an unfamiliar enemy:
None of these sound perfect. I want players to understand the rich world they're exploring, but giving them info their character wouldn't know seems too easy. What should I do?
One issue is that enemies don't tend to tell you their own species name, especially if they can't talk. So the players end up getting a bit confused trying to remember all these unnamed creatures. And if they encounter the same creature again, I have to repeat a longer description rather than just saying "it's a slaad".
I'm using AutoCAD 2027 LT, and Mleaders are behaving strangely. I've set their justification to 'Left', but after I edit the text, the mleader's position changes. A shorter text string moves the mleader right, as if it is centering it. Any ideas what is causing this? It means I have to adjust every mleader back to the correct position any time I edit its contents.
I've bought all of Vikhana's rituals, and somehow have a fruit left. I'm not sure how.
He's pretty cute though.
My daughter is 3, and bath times are becoming more of an issue because she hates getting water in her eyes. I'm starting to question what's going on.
Every time basically the same thing happens: whatever method we've agreed on, she will immediately sabotage it, get water in her eyes and scream at me.
She's a physically capable kid so I don't think any of these methods are beyond her, nor does it seem like she's so stressed by the anticipation of water that she can't do them. She's perfectly happy and calm, then it's like every time she's surprised.
So far I've tried everything I can think of:
So I'm wondering am I missing some developmental reason she's doing this? Our bath times are otherwise fun and I feel bad she's having such a horrible time with this.