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Family TTRPG session ended with the players using blackmail to become part owners of the in-universe famous restaurant whose owners gave them their initial quest. Feels like success.

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I was left unsupervised during the family visit to the local library’s artisan fair, and so now we have this on our tree.

A red Christmas ornament featuring a twenty-sided die, with the 20 face up. A banner underneath reads “Merry Critmas” (as in a critical hit).

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Okay, buying this Order of the Stick collection was worth it for this panel alone.

A comic panel with a character arguing (among other things) that in TTRPGs, “‘comfort’ is just extraneous detail that we add to our lives as part of roleplaying. Once we unshackle ourselves from those things that have no statistical impact, we can achieve a perfect meditative bliss.” yOu ji three what

A good work day is one where a colleague asks if you have a d20 in your office (I did!) because you seem like the kind of person who would (I am!).

My office neighbor is starting a “department and friends” campaign, I asked if there was an age limit, and that’s how kiddo is joining her first D&D game later this month.

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