u/Rayje589

To start, I’m high af, so I opened some nachos and queso to enjoy. But I’m SO invested in the battle I haven’t dared enjoy them. I still have a little over 10 minutes left in the episode.

I’m starting the process of getting my mental health in order. I’d take recommendations for a psychologists that I can cross reference with what my insurance will cover.

Ideally Tolland/hartford county but I’m willing to travel.

So the players just hit lvl two, did a mini dungeon, and I going to give them a little something (there’s two rogues so seeing them both try to pocket anything of value is gonna be funny).

My question is: is it better to roll the loot at the table or beforehand, and tailor it slightly. Maybe a mix of both?

I’m playing on the switch 2 (a recent patch made it finally playable for me), so I’m super frustrated with the game in general. Cut scenes are a jerky mess. But this sub keeps me playing, even if it is until something in the game breaks and I gotta put it down for the day.

I had Indian for the first time a few months ago, and have been trying to recreate the warmth of the spices. So far it’s come out bland.

Edit, recipe im using.
2 Bnls Skinless Chicken Thighs (1#4oz)
1/2 t Pepper
Pinch Kosher Salt
1T Butter
2.64oz Chp Red Onion
Pinch Ginger Root
1 clove garlic fine dice
2.3 oz Heavy Cream
1/4 t Cayene
1/3 t Coriander
1/3 t Cumin
¼ t Cinnamon
4 t Dry Mustard
¼ t Paprika
4oz Crushed Tomatoes
Method Of Preparation

1. Melt butter in sauce pot, saute onions, garlic, and ginger root until onions are translucent.
2. Add all spices to combine.
3. Add tomatoes and bring to a simmer.
4. Serve over hot basmati rice and enjoy.

I ask as I ran an encounter recently with that scenario. Player snuffed their lamp and hid in the darkness. I had them do their hide check. (Much) later I remembered skeletons have dark vision so he should have made the roll at disadvantage.