▲ 18 r/tall

7 hours of driving over two days, a sleep in an unsupportive bed, and sitting on hard wooden chairs. My back is in pieces.

I'm starting to think having a back is overrated, I wish I was just a head connected to a pair of legs.

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u/Relevant-Rope8814 — 4 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 6.3k r/rickandmorty

This might be my favourite visual gag in the entire show.

You assume the entire episode that the travelling Jerry has a 5 o'clock shadow beard because he travels a lot and hadn't had time to shave, but it's revealed that he's just from a 5 o'clock shadow dimension. It's small but I really like it

u/Relevant-Rope8814 — 1 month ago
▲ 131 r/dndnext

The Celestial Warlock is underrated.

I do not think its reputation is helped by having such an underwhelming 6th level feature, but by the time you get to 6th level you essentially have 7 free uses of healing word, very useful for getting allies up from being unconscious. It would also be useful for a 2-level multiclass dip, because I can't see any charisma based character being unhappy with 3 uses of bonus action heals

I also think the spell list good, some really key utility spells only a short rest away.

I'm not comparing it to the best of the best, like Hexblade or Genie, but I also think it's a perfectly great subclass.

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u/Relevant-Rope8814 — 1 month ago

I have a gut feeling Nina Conti is going to smash this series.

I get a Tarbuck vibe from her, I think she's going to be very versatile and run away with this series, that's my early look anyway, prove me wrong Nina!

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u/Relevant-Rope8814 — 1 month ago
▲ 275 r/dndnext

What is the best damage type to both deal and be resistant to?

For example force damage is the best offensive type in the game due to lack of resistance, but one of the weaker types defensively as almost no enemies deal it.

Poison is one of the best damage types defensively due to how common it is on enemies, but one of the weaker ones offensively due to how many creatures resist it.

Which damage type hits that sweet spot, where there are enough creatures that don't resist it, but deal it frequently enough that having resistance to it will be regularly useful?

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u/Relevant-Rope8814 — 2 months ago

This song is fire by the way, I actually like it more than a lot of Gorillaz songs, which is a high bar. - Kaktus Einarsson - Gumbri (with Damon Albarn)

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u/Relevant-Rope8814 — 2 months ago