Is there a standard for converting 5E materials into OSE. The lore of Crooked Moon is something I am really into. Would love to use some of it in 5E but don't know how.
Update: Thanks for all the feedback. I guess I was mostly looking for a method to convert some of the more unique monsters and subclasses for use in OSE - not really a complete conversion.
Any mods that help facilitate custom zones. By this I mean, creating a zoning category made up of select vanilla and modded assets. Trying to zone in neighborhoods that avoid specific assets from current zoning options and/or mix specific assets from multiple zoning types.
Hoping someone will eventually make trees with Spanish Moss on them or maybe just some Spanish Moss that can be tacked on to trees (both options would be awesome)!
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Moved to FL and became a pool owner last year. Prior owner used tablets religiously which caused me to have to dump the pool to get a reasonable CYA level. After that, I decided to go with liquid Chlorine - and in general only use products that adjust a single chemical at a time. Right now I go to Leslie Pools, get a 2.5 Gallon jug and manually add a couple of cups nightly to maintain the Chlorine level.
I have been researching a liquid dispenser option that could do this automatically and saw Stenner makes injection pumps, but none of the pool places around here are familiar / want to install them.
What do people in a similar situation do? Just keep going manual? I don't want to switch to salt just yet - not ready to deal with corrosion and want to see if I can make this work.
Also best spot to store chlorine without losing potency? Garage or Shed?
Any help is appreciated!
About 2 weeks ago I was in the market for an EDC and decided on a G43x. I found one on Guns.com and placed the order as my last experience was ok. When I picked it up from my LGS, a couple of things were suspicious to me.
There was a gauge on one of the magazine followers as well as some grime.
The slide had some discoloration.
The feed ramp had some noticeable wear.
The mags didn't click in as smoothly as I thought they should for a new pistol.
Me being stupid, accepted the transfer and fired 10 rounds through it at the range, but it didn't sit right. When I got home, I reviewed the paperwork a bit more and saw the seller was actually a pawn shop.
I contacted support and explained all of this and sent them photographs (attached here). They told me this was all wear from test fire at Glock. When I pressed them on it, they stopped responding.
Do I think its heavily used no. But it still isn't new and new is what was advertised and what I paid for. There really isn't much I can do now but strip/clean the pistol and maybe replace the mags, but I feel cheated.
Here to warn others not to buy from this vendor, or if you do, look over your purchase carefully and if there is anything you are unsure of you are better off just declining the transfer because support won't help you.
