So transphobes can just ignore gender as a concept and treat sex as all there is and you can't call them out because they are "technically correct"?
Wasn't there a post on some "ask"-community a couple of days ago with a question like "If you could live in a socialist country, would you?". And I think the implied socialism is something like this?
Well it must be true because the author is an expert of the topic! That and Yeezys I guess (https://fortune.com/author/david-mchugh/)?
Oh yeah, the "greentards" in form of a goverment consisting of CDU/CSU and FDP in the year 2011.
Wenn man keine Ahnung hat, einfach mal Fresse halten.
Tatsächlich liegt sogar "eine" Geographische Mitte Berlins in Kreuzberg!
Ist der Festsaal Kreuzberg nicht mittlerweile direkt hinter der Grenze zu Treptow? Daher würde ich sagen: Der Festsaal Kreuzberg ist nicht Kreuzberg.
Außerdem gibt es da doch kein Sterni, sondern irgendwelches teures Bier von einer Premiummarke.
Mal abgesehen davon dass ich "cultural appropriation" sehr kritisch betrachte, da Kultur erstens nicht angeeignet, also gestohlen werden kann und ich eine Miteinander der Kulturen als wichtig empfinde (wobei ich vieles, was diesen Vorwurf unterliegt, auch als tendenziell peinlich empfinde, aber nicht als post-kolonialen Rassismus):
Inwiefern wurde die Frau denn gecancelt? Macht die keine Musik mehr? Darf sie keine Dreads mehr tragen? Oder wurde sie lediglich von einem Auftritt ausgeladen und die austragende Organisation wurde in den Medien so ziemlich auseinander genommen?
Back in the aughts and the 2010’s, a decade ago now, there was a movement in older RPGs that I was part of - the “ Old School Renaissance ” ...
>These days it feels like the Post OSR spends a lot of time reinventing things that people wrote on blogs in 2010, or stumbling into the same well known solutions and declaring they have "fixed" the play style.
Gus L. shares his thoughts around "7 Maxims of the OSR":
>There's little help for this, and as much as introductions to OSR theory like Philotomy’s Musings, Matt Finch’s Quick Primer for Old School Gaming, or Milton, Lumpkin and Perry’s Principia Apocrypha are useful documents and helpful introductions, the majority of OSR wisdom exists as scattered blog posts and in the minds of people who have engaged with the play style over the past 20 or so years. People don't read blogs anymore, but even if they did ... these bloggers, designers, referees, and players have a tendency to fall back on maxims when asked to explain elements of the play style, and it’s not the most efficient way of communicating craft and knowledge.
Yeah. Maybe it's like with Forbes where they have "contributors", which is more like blog posts and not editorial content?
I was surprised that this was the actual headline and not some interpretation of OP.
I am sure it won't take long and then it will be available elsewhere.
I think that analogy doesn't work a 100 %. But I guess you could say that the film explores something like that.
But go ahead and watch the film. I enjoyed it very much.
Oh yeah, I understand, that could be problem.
But they didn't produce a lot of content for Eberron and Spelljammer for quiet some time, did they? One could say, that that part of their IP has been shitty for some time already.
I just hope the hobby as whole grows and at the same time more people learn about other ttrpg stuff out there. That new Eberrons and new Spelljammers come to be.
To mark our year of podcasting, Yochai & Brad review Kavlov's Sanctuary by Jean Luc Lariviere-Lacombe, and answer a whole heap of questions regarding the show!
The "Between Two Cairns" podcast by Yochai Gal & Brad Kerr celebrates its one-year-anniversary. I've personally binged all of the episodes recently
This week they review "Kavlov's Sanctuary" by Jean Luc Lariviere-Lacombe, which might be interesting for @HexedPress@lemm.ee, who is working on an OSE conversion (more infos under https://hexed.press/posts/kavlovs-sanctuary-ose-kickstarter-announcement).
As with everything produced and brought to market by a (huge) company: the will ruin their product in the end (and might have done so already).
But that's not so terrible. 5e is pretty much an open game with a free license and there is a bunch of Indie RPGs out there and people are still playing (clones of) older editions of DND (I woupd advise anyone who hasn't heard about that to find out about it).
Sunshine is amazing. I can vouch for it. It's in active development and works really well.
Das ist ja auch Quatsch, dass man Olivenöl nicht zum Braten verwenden soll. Dann würde man in der mediterranen Küche so einiges falsch machen.
Olivenöl ist somit super für quasi alles.
S. auch: https://www.essig-oel.de/ratgeber/olivenoel-ratgeber/bestens-geeignet-olivenoel-zum-braten
I run a bi-monthly feature on the Vaarn Patreon called Monster Monday, where patrons get the chance to vote on spark words, which I then use as inspiration for new Vaarn monsters. A recent vote res…
New blog post by Leo Hunt on the Vaults of Vaarn blog:
>I run a bi-monthly feature on the Vaarn Patreon called Monster Monday, where patrons get the chance to vote on spark words, which I then use as inspiration for new Vaarn monsters. A recent vote resulted in a tie between the spark words ‘echopraxia’ and ‘pareidolia’. These mean ‘an involuntary imitation or repetition of someone else’s actions’ and ‘the tendency to perceive a specific, often meaningful image in a random or ambiguous visual pattern.’ For reasons I trust are obvious, these prompts got me thinking about mimics, creatures that copy something or someone else. What follows is part of the post I created for Patreon, a variety of riffs on the idea of a mimic.
I am trying it now for the first time on Android. But everytime I want to go back with the back button of the navbar, the app quits. Is that intended behavior?