▲ 3 r/KentWA
Roofer Recs
Has anyone had a good recent experience with some local roofers? Would much prefer to give my business to a local contractor than a big company.
u/rstrojan — 12 days ago
u/rstrojan
Raspberry Shrub Syrup and Fresh Jam
Getting a boatload of raspberries and can’t eat them fast enough! Used two cups to make the syrup and two pounds to make the jams.
u/rstrojan — 2 months ago
▲ 29 r/Timberborn
Automation is great! This batter I built will save me so many logs!
reddit.com
u/rstrojan — 2 months ago
Am I not pruning enough?
Hello, I have a Cosmic Crisp I planted 4 years ago. I’m guessing I’m getting this sagging on my center stem because I’m not pruning it back enough so it can support itself. Should I give the top a good prune so it can straighten up? I am in King County, WA, if zone plays a factor on timing.
u/rstrojan — 2 months ago
▲ 30 r/slaythespire
Starting Rare Regent Advice!
I don't have a ton of games on Regent, and have not watched a lot of streams on it, so I have problems evaluating cards.
Help me with my reasoning:
Seeking Edge - Seems good for overgrowth, but the boss is stag, so maybe not as good? IMO this seems best for first act our of the three.
Void Form - Expensive, but probably the best card in general? This looks like a card that could go in almost any deck so long as you have the mana for it. I don't see this helping me the first few floors.
Beat Into Shape - Probably better later when you can string a bunch of attacks together.
u/rstrojan — 2 months ago
▲ 21 r/cosmererpg
Heavy trait
Was reading about Cohesion and in an example of how to use the power it says you might coat it in stone “giving it the Heavy trait with a value equal to your ranks in Cohesion.”
Let’s see if I understand this with an example:
You have a side sword. It’s a light weapon, you have 2 speed and 2 light weapon ranks, so you have +4.
You encase it in stone. It’s now a heavy weapon, you have strength 3 and 3 ranks in Cohesion, so you have +6.
Is that right?
Edit/Update: Looks like it is a print error and they meant cumbersome, which is a much cleaner explanation than whatever I came up with.
u/rstrojan — 3 months ago