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Athara magarat

Menna shuli wrote:Argus. The others all look like either diseases or medications or something.

"My homeopath says that if I start taking argenaica supplements It'll really help with the argensis in my feet, plus I'll have more energy!"

LOL :P

Just name everything after our Lord and savior Wellsia

Athara magarat and Belle ilse en terre

Can we get Tianshan back? I need someone to destroy in an argument because I'm in a feisty mood today

Taiji

Milk, then cereal.

Agadar wrote:Milk, then cereal.

You are a monster and should be hung until dead.

Menna shuli wrote:You are a monster and should be hung until dead.

*hanged

Miklania wrote:*hanged

Nope, hung. Not from the neck like a lynching (hanged). Like a towel on a drying line (hung). Starvation and thirst will be the killers, not neck snapping or suffocation. My way is much crueller.

Menna shuli wrote:Nope, hung. Not from the neck like a lynching (hanged). Like a towel on a drying line (hung). Starvation and thirst will be the killers, not neck snapping or suffocation. My way is much crueller.

Wow.

Miklania wrote:Wow.

Your lesson for today is that I would rather be a sociopathic tyrant than grammatically incorrect.

Menna shuli wrote:Your lesson for today is that I would rather be a sociopathic tyrant than grammatically incorrect.

Lesson taken.

Menna shuli wrote:You are a monster and should be hung until dead.

Oh, I'm already hung babe ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Wellsia, New totzka, and Nhoor

Menna shuli

Menna shuli wrote:If I were to run the occassional discord-based DnD (or other tabletop) game, would anyone be interested in participating? It wouldn't necessarily be consistent, so I was thinking I'd run Monster of the Week, which is a super easy game to pick-up and learn and can be run in fairly quick sessions.

Menna shuli wrote:Just to note, my concept at the moment would be something very Buffy the Vampire Slayer-esque: high school students in a small town fighting various monsters and cryptids. Monster of the Week is a game very heavily focused on improv and roleplay over combat, with investigating the monster and discovering clues about it a critical component. The GM (or Keeper) is way less of a world-builder than in a lot of other games, because the intention is that the players help define the world: the Keeper lays out the map but leaves blanks the players can fill. For example, if the players are deciding where to face the monster for the final showdown, they might decide that the best way of handling it is to corner it in a synagogue because it turns out that it is weakened by holy symbols that existed when it was "born" and it is older than Christianity. So the players say "Oh, I know! The old synagogue on Elm St. which was abandoned when the new one was built five years ago!" That synagogue is a player invention filled by the need of the story. Players can also create NPCs and whatnot based on what their characters would know. So instead of a player asking "is there a pharmacist in town?" they might say "Johnny actually knows the pharmacist, Mr. Brown, because that's where Johnny goes to pick up his lithium prescription". It's a neat system, very fluid.

To expand on my idea:

Lyric, Rhode Island is a small, quiet, cozy town. Sandwiched between the sea and Lyric National Park, not much happens in the sleepy burg. In the summer, the city folk come in to their beachfront homes and cottages, but the rest of the year the town is isolated from almost everywhere else. The nearest town of any repute is Arkham, and even then the road linkage runs through the park and isn't always the best.

Lyric has a dark past, however. Disappearances are common, and accidents even moreso. Some of the old folks say that the town is cursed by the actions of the town founders. Some just point to a spotty phoneline and inconsistent internet due to the park regulations, plus a failing town economy. Regardless, the little town faces its share of troubles. How many of those troubles are natural? How many are something...else? A class in the President Woodrow Wilson Central High School are about to discover just that...

Think of it like Breakfast Club with monsters and Lovecraftian themes.

Athara magarat

Agadar wrote:Oh, I'm already hung babe ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Hung like a sheet. Surprisingly thin, broad enough to cover a bed, and mostly translucent.

Agadar wrote:Milk, then cereal.

I agree. I always got my bowl spilled when I was on high school trips because others saw me put milk in first.

Menna shuli

Balnik wrote:I agree. I always got my bowl spilled when I was on high school trips because others saw me put milk in first.

As if you couldn't stack more firewood on your pyre.

Agadar wrote:Milk, then cereal.

I'd drink some milk, then eat a bit of cereal, then take another sip of the milk, etc., but I drink milk only very occasionaly (and never for breakfast) and the last time I ate cereals was at least 25 years ago.

Almorea

Nhoor wrote:I'd drink some milk, then eat a bit of cereal, then take another sip of the milk, etc., but I drink milk only very occasionaly (and never for breakfast) and the last time I ate cereals was at least 25 years ago.

You are literally the villain girl from Get Out.

Nights edge wrote:Can we get Tianshan back? I need someone to destroy in an argument because I'm in a feisty mood today

The pay gap is 50 cents for black women compared to white men and it's due solely to economics and not racism or sexism

Almorea

Thuzbekistan wrote:The pay gap is 50 cents for black women compared to white men and it's due solely to economics and not racism or sexism

Saying economics is independent of those psychological elements is silly.

Menna shuli wrote:Saying economics is independent of those psychological elements is silly.

That's the point m8

Menna shuli wrote:You are literally the villain girl from Get Out.

Neh, my hair was way longer before I had it cut short and I'd never wear striped clothes.

Agadar wrote:Milk, then cereal.

dry cereal only

Almorea wrote:dry cereal only

This is acceptable.

Almorea

Almorea wrote:dry cereal only

The missionary position of cereal.

Almorea

Menna shuli wrote:As if you couldn't stack more firewood on your pyre.

Considering Balnik, it’s more fair to say he’s somehow been stealing a few barrels from whatever rig he’s working on to stack right by his pyre.

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