Obviously there's the three flavors sample pack but it just seems really stupid if I have to gamble $40 on a 100 serving tub not even knowing if I'm really going to enjoy the flavor, that just seems so incredibly stupid.
... I swear I'm going to deepthroat a shotgun... Literally everything else, except for 1% on furniture, I have no damn clue what I could have missed.
The first season covered the first 29 chapters and now there's 31 more, I'm afraid this one is just dead despite it being an incredible anime, and a superb isekai (as in it's one of the "isikai" that actually does something with them coming from another world and does something very creative and interesting.)
We're pretty late into my campaign, at this point the players have had quite a few run-ins with gods, even fought a few of their avatars, however this will be their first actual combat against a god, and this one's a God of war.
TLDR: I want to put the fear of the Divine in them.
So when my current Arc in my campaign my players are building up an old team of revolutionaries to go against the corrupt monarch, the current objective is regaining the voice of the revolution, that being a small band of bards who made their Fame in the pleasure district (the place for basically any kind of recreation including the vast majority of artists,) of the city this whole Arc is taking place in. pretty much the entire pleasure district has a spell cast upon it that stops the artist population from truly voicing their opinions on the current regime, and the party came up with an idea that since these are really damn strong and well-known bards, they could try to undo the magic, the problem being that would draw a lot of attention and leave the band vulnerable. This is where my attempt to seek advice comes in, I'm planning an encounter where the party has to protect the band for a set amount of turns while they get the spell off, and I'm just looking for advice from anyone that's run those kinds of situations. I already know to run pack rules to keep combat running fast. So really just any tips and tricks or advice on how to also encourage the party to kill as many enemies as they can or if that would even be a good idea.
I've seen so much about this but none of the advice I'm getting is working, the transport pads don't do anything and I left my computer idling for 4 hours just staring at the chickens and they didn't sort themselves out.
They just sit there, not eating, not drinking, not responding to wheat or any of my attempts to get them to move, only the shelter is maxed out and I'm stuck on the mission where I need to get eggs.
These are specifically from the midnight botanicals scratch art book. And my mom apparently bought it back in last winter.
I have a Homebrew campaign I'm looking to run but me and my playgroup are getting a bit tired of dnd5e so I was thinking this would also be a good time for us to all swap to a different system.
If it helps at all the setting is kind of like horizon: zero Dawn, current technology is about a medieval level but there are artifacts that are actually remnants of a vast super advanced civilization with magic coming both from that and from multi-dimensional shenanigans.
Though also just share whatever system you currently use or is your favorite even if it doesn't align with that setting.