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To sum-up, my boyfriend got a used bike that he can't ride. For one, the inner tube on at least one of the tires is punctured, but we've ordered replacements (for both, just to be safe), but the other, bigger issue is that the seat of the bike is too high for him to sit comfortably. He can barely get on, and when he is on, he can't brake. The seat doesn't lower any more than it is currently, so we're looking into replacing it.

The bike is a Schwinn, mostly silver and green. The seat itself is black with this sort of black spring-thing just beneath it keeping it elevated. I know nothing about bikes (never learned to ride them), but I want to find out if it's even possible to swap the seat for a lower one or if it would just be more pragmatic to get a different bike.

Thank you for your time.

This is a fairly simple subject on it's face, but I think there's room for discussion here, so I thought I'd ask the question: should all of the terrain pieces on the board be uniformly 3D (either sculpted or printed)? Or is it okay to have some 2D pieces to represent terrain (for example, forests/trees or water) that would get in the way of movement and block LoS, but would ALSO interfere with the models moving around the table? Personally, I don't mind a mix of the two, but to be fair, I don't have a lot of expendable income and I'm not very crafty, so the only terrain I have are some clusters of 3D printed rocks and paper cut-outs that represent forests and small lakes.

NOTE: This question is mainly for more experienced, IRL tables. I know about Wartable, but the entire thing is 2D, so it doesn't count for this purpose, and completely new players are more likely to use paper cut outs for terrain as they get used to the game (not guaranteed, but likely).

Hey everyone, I've been running a free campaign for a bit, but with only three players, it's getting to be a bit difficult. The general gist of the campaign is that the party is in a country that's more or less a mage-ochracy. The mages feared an uprising, so they banned gunpowder the moment it was discovered. The party (with some noble backing) has started to form a resistance movement against the mage-centered hierarchy, where only mages can be nobles or any sort.

The party has just struck a deal with a Thieves' Guild in the country to gain their assistance and are travelling by ship upriver. This is the perfect time to introduce new characters, so I'm extending the hand out now. The party is as follows:

Bramble Root - Kholo Magus
Eos - Human Guardian
Sylas - Kitsune Oracle (the party isn't aware he's a Kitsune)

Free Archetype is being used, and the party is already level five. Please consider joining~!

EDIT - as of the moment, it's full.

Simple enough question that I need advice on. In one of my campaigns, I have a Battle Harbinger Cleric. Now that Impossible Magics has come out and Bounded Spellcasting* has been all but removed, it's come to our attention that the Battle Harbinger still has Bounded Spellcasting. I'm debating house-ruling it to act like the Magus's new spellcasting rules, but I'm not sure if it would break the class. Looking for advice.

*For those unaware, Bounded Spellcasting is essentially where a caster only had the ability to cast spells at the two highest Spell Ranks they had access to, and only had four spell slots total at max (ignoring cantrips).

Hey everyone, I've been running a free campaign for a bit, but with only three players, it's getting to be a bit difficult. The general gist of the campaign is that the party is in a country that's more or less a mage-ochracy. The mages feared an uprising, so they banned gunpowder the moment it was discovered. The party (with some noble backing) has started to form a resistance movement against the mage-centered hierarchy, where only mages can be nobles or any sort.

The party has just struck a deal with a Thieves' Guild in the country to gain their assistance and are travelling by ship upriver. This is the perfect time to introduce new characters, so I'm extending the hand out now. The party is as follows:

Bramble Root - Kholo Magus
Eos - Human Guardian
Sylas - Kitsune Oracle (the party isn't aware he's a Kitsune)

Free Archetype is being used, and the party is already level five. Please consider joining~!

EDIT - as of the moment, we're full.

Hello all~! I need a couple of players for a free Starfinder 2e game I'm setting up. I have three currently (six is my max). I've never run Starfinder 2e before, so this game is to gain experience with the system as much as it is to have fun.

Sessions will be alternating Sundays from 5 PM EST to 9 PM EST. Voice will be via Discord. First come first serve. I have played some Starfinder 2e and run Pathfinder 2e extensively, so I do have some idea what I'm doing, but constructive criticism is always appreciated.

Thank you for your time.

Pretty simple question: my friends and I don't have the money (at least not right now) to build a good Draft cube IRL, so we're hoping to build one in TTS for the moment and eventually get all the cards needed to move it bring it IRL. However, I can't figure out how to do this. Has anyone done this before? And if so, can you offer some guidance on how to do it? Thank you in advance.

Pretty simple question: my friends and I don't have the money (at least not right now) to build a good Draft cube IRL, so we're hoping to build one in TTS for the moment and eventually get all the cards needed to move it bring it IRL. However, I can't figure out how to do this. Has anyone done this before? And if so, can you offer some guidance on how to do it? Thank you in advance.

Pretty simple question: my friends and I don't have the money (at least not right now) to build a good Draft cube IRL, so we're hoping to build one in TTS for the moment and eventually get all the cards needed to move it bring it IRL. However, I can't figure out how to do this. Has anyone done this before? And if so, can you offer some guidance on how to do it? Thank you in advance.

I've been watching some of my friends play this game for about a week now and it looks really fun. However, I literally JUST bought the game like, five minutes ago (it's installing now). Are there any tips that you can offer that might help a complete newbie? I've played Sea of Thieves extensively, but I usually focused on the Merchant's Alliance faction or PvE stuff, which I understand isn't super big in SAND.

Thank you for your time.

36 MtF who's looking for some friends to play Sea of Thieves with. I've got the full compliment of owned ships (Sloop, Brigantine, and Galleon), but sailing alone is booooring.

I'm trying to catch up on The Mandalorian before the movie comes out. I've watched season 1 and season 2, but season 3's recap includes scenes I haven't seen. Am I missing something? Is there a watch order that no one told me about or a missing season?

EDIT: Someone has kindly informed me that the missing scenes that take place are shown in "The Book of Boba Fett."

Hello everyone, Khymaera player here. I recently attended a 30 point charity event and played two matches. The first match, my Warlock was Kyrrax. In the second, I used Rassyk. Otherwise, the list was the same (Drakyon, Vipex, and Inkarnate Knights). I lost the second game (partly due to luck - got hit with a couple ranged crits that crippled my Warlock), but I really loved how Rassyk felt. I wanted to get some input on getting used to the switch (I'd only ever used Kyrrax before), some of the differences that I should get used to, and how to make the best of Rassyk. I should mention, I only have the Battlegroup Box, the Core Expansion, and the Incarnates Command Cadre at this time.

The other point of discussion is that a new friend of mine (from the event) is starting up a Progression League, where we start at 30 point lists, and every two weeks we upgrade to the next tier, culminating into a 100 point tournament. I've only played 30 point games so far (I've made 50 point lists and even a 75 point list or two before, but no one was available to play them). Does anyone have experience with such a league? If so, how'd it go?

Thank you for your time.