In our DnD round the question came up if using a Devastation Orb can be used as an arcane focus, the answer was no.
So I aske Gemini to make an image depicting a crazy wizard using the Demon Core as a morningstar, and based on the conversation about devastation sphere's, it came up with this.
Hello,
This is my first post here, and usually, I wouldn't post my opinion on specific books at all, but this is important to me as I read this book series from book one all the way to the current book. And I am quite disappointed with the current book, so I hope the author reads this.
The book is Bonded Summoner part 9, and quite frankly I'm thinking about dropping the series.
All in all, I like the story, I'm quite invested in the progress, and I am still interested in how it all ends. However, the writing, phrasing, and sentence structure have almost nothing left from how the author originally did it. That unique writing style that I loved so much, it's mostly gone, replaced by AI. It's so sad, but it's like reading someone's homework, the phrasing is repetitive and in a way that no human would normally use. The story would be so great to read, but the book fails to build tension.
I'm honestly thinking of just stopping here, it's gotten boring, there's no tension, and the over-engineered structure is annoying. There are books that I can read where the author didn't have AI destroy their personal twist that makes the story feel special to them.
It's like r/QPPapplications but more focused on the AroAllo part of the community, thanks to the mod team for permitting me to promote it here.
If you are curious, or think it might fit for you, check out r/AroAlloConnect
18+ tag due to it being a sub aimed at adults.
I have Mass Effect Andromenda laying in my library for some time now, I already played the original trilogy. What are your opinios on the game, I remember it got torn apart by the community when it came out, though it's already been some time since then. So how is it nowadays? Should I finally start it? Do you consider it canon?
Hey everyone!
Looking for a space built for the Aromantic Allosexual (AroAllo) community? Check out the newly created r/AroAlloConnect!
The sub is not exclusive. While it is centered around and made for AroAllo people, I will not stop you from participating if you are genuinely interested in forming a connection.
Whether you are looking for local platonic friends, a Queerplatonic Relationship (QPR), a Friends-with-Benefits (FWB) dynamic, or just a casual connection with like-minded people, this is the place for you.
The sub is for adults though, so if you are under 18, you cannot enter. While it is not explicitly sexual, I do not want to deal with the fallout that comes from minors being on a sub that covers these topics.
I'm looking for some nice fantasy anime to watch on this Sunday afternoon, and I saw this title on Crunchyroll. I usually avoid romance anime but I would like to ask if this one is worth watching?
Hey I am the moderator for r/aroallomeeting while I admit that there was never really much going on there, I was still looking over it to make sure nothing bad happened there. Now I wanted to check in once again as I didn't really receive many updates in a while and wanted to do some advertising, and it seems it was blocked for not having any moderation.
Anyone know how I can get it back?
Alternatively I could probably make a new subreddit for the same purpose and start over, but I still need to know how to avoid the same fate once again.
I just finished reading a book by an hobby author from the US, the protagonist mentioned that he got killed by a Dodge Ram Truck on I95. I know what a Dodge Ram is, and I know I95 is one of your highways. But I don't really understand the reason as to why that author appeared to assume that anyone reading this knows why I95 was chosen in particular. Is that highway known for being dangerous or something?