hello guys, i use bamboo lab a1 mini with my creativity ender 3 v3 se and creativity kay1. Is this okay or no okay????

After a full charge, my jlab flex has consistently not even lasted me for a 20 minute run. Any fixes?

Last night I was discharging my 1s's to storage voltage in my room. My charger has a rather loud cooling fan during discharging, so when my mom came in she was worried that it would light the nearby curtains on fire (or something) How do i convince them to let me charge in my room where I can keep an eye on them? I've heard 1s batteries don't really need a lipo bag. The only other options for charging they offered were outside and places where a chain reaction would happen (Bathroom next to a bunch of hairspray, office full of electronics)

So I was wondering what the number next to your profile and under your name is in micro drones. Mine is 11, and it appears to be a leveling system or flight hours. Does anybody know what it is?

The rules are below. Let me know if you have any feedback!

Card Crawler

A solo, card-based dungeon crawler

What you need:

• 1 deck of standard playing cards
• 1 d20

Setup:

1. First, remove all lettered heart cards, the Ace, Jack, Queen, and King of Hearts. (Please note the game uses both jokers. You also need the ‘non-playing’ card, for example, the poker cheat sheet, the double sided art card included in Bicycle decks, etc. You can also use one of the removed heart cards as a stand-in. )
2. Shuffle the deck (without the removed heart cards) and place it somewhere comfortable. Leave room for a discard pile, and the current floor. Put your d20 below the dungeon, sitting at 20. This is your health. (You have a health cap of 20)
3. Finally, draw four cards and place them face up in a row next to your dungeon. This represents what is on your current floor.

Objective: Survive the dungeon by managing your health, shields, and card order. Clear every card in the dungeon before your health reaches 0.

Gameplay:

Each floor consists of four face-up cards. To move to the next floor, exactly three of those cards must be played, leaving one card behind. (Choose a card and resolve its effect. This is called playing a card.)  Then draw three new cards from the dungeon to replace the played cards, returning the floor to four cards. Play three cards, no more and no less. You strategically find an order to play these cards that will benefit you the most, slowly progressing down the dungeon. If you run out of health, game over. If you play every card, you win. Another action you can take is to skip your current floor, and put all cards at the bottom of the dungeon. You may only skip a floor if you did not skip the previous floor. When the dungeon is empty, continue playing the remaining floor until no cards remain. 

What the cards mean and how to play them.

• Spades and clubs: These are monster cards. What they do is take away your health if you play them. If you choose to play one of these, take away health corresponding to the number on the card. (Jack is 11, Queen is 12, King is 13, and Ace is 14. These numbers apply through the rest of the game.) Once you play this, put it in your discard pile.
• Hearts: Playing these heal you corresponding to the number on the card. (Since the face hearts were removed during setup, don't expect any huge heals!) Once you play this, put it in your discard pile. You have a health cap of 20, and cards that would heal you above 20 can still heal you, but you do not get bonus health. Example: If your health is 17 and you heal with a 6, you do not get healed to 23, you get healed to 20 and the 6 is discarded.
• Diamonds: Shield cards. These block damage for you. Once you play one, you move it down in front of you. You may only have one equipped at once. Playing a new shield card equips it and discards your current shield. If multiple shield cards are on the floor, you may repeatedly equip a different shield. Each newly equipped shield discards the previous one, allowing you to remove multiple shield cards while still ending with one equipped. You cannot discard your shield if you do not equip a new one. The number on the shield card shows how much damage it blocks. Initially, a shield may block any monster. If the number on the monster is higher than the number on the shield, you subtract the shield’s number from the monster’s and take the remainder as damage.  After you block an attack, put it below the shield card. Your shield can no longer block monsters with a value higher than that card. If you block another card, you put that below any previous monsters. You can no longer block anything higher than that card now. In other words, you cannot block any monsters with a number higher than the bottom-most monster card on a shield. Your shield card stays with you in between floors, it only goes away if you replace it. When playing a monster, you may choose whether or not to use your equipped shield. A shield may block any number of monsters until it is replaced.

 

Example:

• Shield 6 blocks a 7. 
• Take 1 damage.
• Place the 7 beneath the shield.
• It can now block monsters valued 7 or less.
• Later it blocks a 3.
• Place the 3 beneath the 7.
• It can now only block monsters valued 3 or less.
• Jokers: If you play a joker, you take every card on the floor, (excluding your shield and the joker), put it into the deck, and shuffle. The joker is discarded. Draw four cards for the next floor. (The dungeon floor should look normal) This is extremely useful if you have previously gotten a really nasty combo of monsters that you had to save for later.
• Non playing card: If this card appears, it discards your shield and itself. You continue to play normally. The non-playing card activates immediately after a floor is refilled to four cards. If you have no shield, the non-playing card discards itself.

Cheat sheet:
Spades: Monster
 Clubs: Monster
 Hearts: Heal
 Diamonds: Shield
Joker: Shuffle floor
Extra card: Discard shield 

The rules are below. Let me know if you have any feedback!

Card Crawler

A solo, card-based dungeon crawler

What you need:

• 1 deck of standard playing cards
• 1 d20

Setup:

1. First, remove all lettered heart cards, the Ace, Jack, Queen, and King of Hearts. (Please note the game uses both jokers. You also need the ‘non-playing’ card, for example, the poker cheat sheet, the double sided art card included in Bicycle decks, etc. You can also use one of the removed heart cards as a stand-in. )
2. Shuffle the deck (without the removed heart cards) and place it somewhere comfortable. Leave room for a discard pile, and the current floor. Put your d20 below the dungeon, sitting at 20. This is your health. (You have a health cap of 20)
3. Finally, draw four cards and place them face up in a row next to your dungeon. This represents what is on your current floor.

Objective: Survive the dungeon by managing your health, shields, and card order. Clear every card in the dungeon before your health reaches 0.

Gameplay:

Each floor consists of four face-up cards. To move to the next floor, exactly three of those cards must be played, leaving one card behind. (Choose a card and resolve its effect. This is called playing a card.)  Then draw three new cards from the dungeon to replace the played cards, returning the floor to four cards. Play three cards, no more and no less. You strategically find an order to play these cards that will benefit you the most, slowly progressing down the dungeon. If you run out of health, game over. If you play every card, you win. Another action you can take is to skip your current floor, and put all cards at the bottom of the dungeon. You may only skip a floor if you did not skip the previous floor. When the dungeon is empty, continue playing the remaining floor until no cards remain. 

What the cards mean and how to play them.

• Spades and clubs: These are monster cards. What they do is take away your health if you play them. If you choose to play one of these, take away health corresponding to the number on the card. (Jack is 11, Queen is 12, King is 13, and Ace is 14. These numbers apply through the rest of the game.) Once you play this, put it in your discard pile.
• Hearts: Playing these heal you corresponding to the number on the card. (Since the face hearts were removed during setup, don't expect any huge heals!) Once you play this, put it in your discard pile. You have a health cap of 20, and cards that would heal you above 20 can still heal you, but you do not get bonus health. Example: If your health is 17 and you heal with a 6, you do not get healed to 23, you get healed to 20 and the 6 is discarded.
• Diamonds: Shield cards. These block damage for you. Once you play one, you move it down in front of you. You may only have one equipped at once. Playing a new shield card equips it and discards your current shield. If multiple shield cards are on the floor, you may repeatedly equip a different shield. Each newly equipped shield discards the previous one, allowing you to remove multiple shield cards while still ending with one equipped. You cannot discard your shield if you do not equip a new one. The number on the shield card shows how much damage it blocks. Initially, a shield may block any monster. If the number on the monster is higher than the number on the shield, you subtract the shield’s number from the monster’s and take the remainder as damage.  After you block an attack, put it below the shield card. Your shield can no longer block monsters with a value higher than that card. If you block another card, you put that below any previous monsters. You can no longer block anything higher than that card now. In other words, you cannot block any monsters with a number higher than the bottom-most monster card on a shield. Your shield card stays with you in between floors, it only goes away if you replace it. When playing a monster, you may choose whether or not to use your equipped shield. A shield may block any number of monsters until it is replaced.

 

Example:

• Shield 6 blocks a 7. 
• Take 1 damage.
• Place the 7 beneath the shield.
• It can now block monsters valued 7 or less.
• Later it blocks a 3.
• Place the 3 beneath the 7.
• It can now only block monsters valued 3 or less.
• Jokers: If you play a joker, you take every card on the floor, (excluding your shield and the joker), put it into the deck, and shuffle. The joker is discarded. Draw four cards for the next floor. (The dungeon floor should look normal) This is extremely useful if you have previously gotten a really nasty combo of monsters that you had to save for later.
• Non playing card: If this card appears, it discards your shield and itself. You continue to play normally. The non-playing card activates immediately after a floor is refilled to four cards. If you have no shield, the non-playing card discards itself.

Cheat sheet:
Spades: Monster
 Clubs: Monster
 Hearts: Heal
 Diamonds: Shield
Joker: Shuffle floor
Extra card: Discard shield