I’m currently working on naming my main kingdom of my D&D world, but I’m struggling to come up with ideas. I’m kinda just trying to see what others do and there thoughts behind naming.
I really want to start up a “forever world” my problem is that I want this to also be something to help get me better at building in Minecraft, and doing art. I don’t know though on if I would like to do the normal build medieval fantasy, don’t get me wrong I would love to, or to build in a modern apocalypse design. But like what would I do for starter base and things like that, how do you even get inspiration for building?
I keep getting this text each week,
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I have no debt that I can think of, im on time with both school payments and car payments so I see no reason this is coming up.
I keep getting this text each week,
This is Unifin, a debt collector. Contact us about ref# (not giving just in case) @ 800-(same thing) or unifintxt.com/ (some stuff here) ChargesMayApply Reply STOP to stop texts.
I have no debt that I can think of, im on time with both school payments and car payments so I see no reason this is coming up.
This is all the backstory or information I got right now
So I am the DM for my dnd group and I’m starting a new world. Kinda just was sitting here with all these thought bubbles in my head. I don’t exactly know how to start with with it all. Should I just go and create the first village? Should I maybe start drawing a map? What about the kingdoms as a whole? Any advice is good advice, thank you in advance.
Every time I try loading the game it keeps crashing. I haven't edited this mod list from what it says in the collection. Any thoughts or advice would be greatly appreciated. because at this point im stumped on if its the kings guard armor, golden company, or armies of westeros
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I’m looking for some advice on a table dispute from my last Call of Cthulhu session. Long story short, my character has hit a complete narrative dead end, and the table is split on whether I should keep playing him.
Over the last three sessions, my character has lost absolutely everything. Through a mix of bad rolls and the Keeper raising the stakes, my character lost his family memories, his dog was murdered (with zero plot relevance), and he was left as a drifter with no ties. Trying to pivot, my character grabbed the Necronomicon to seek revenge and learn dark magic but I fumbled a roll, and the book was destroyed.
At the same time, due to an in-game misunderstanding (no metagaming involved), my character genuinely believed another PC betrayed us. Compounded by losing everything, my character snapped and tried to burn down a cultist's house. Another player and a new PC followed me, saved the cultist, and ratted my character out to the police.
I got a bit heated and asked the Keeper if my character could confront/fight the player he thought betrayed him. This sparked a massive table argument. My stance is that my character has no logical motivation left to stay with the party or care about the plot The other players argue that "I'm fine" because the character isn't dead yet, the police are just looking for me, and I should just let them keep being buddies with the cultist. Am I crazy for feeling like this character is mechanically and narratively hollowed out? How should I handle this with the group? A part of me also just feels like I might not be a good fit for this campaign, and it could be a good idea to take a step back from the table for a while.
So, how big is the HWK?the actual wookipedia says one thing while every other picture says another. The final one is honestly my favorite, but how big is this thing? Where the heck is its cargo hold, and how big is the cargo hold?