Thanks a lot for that. I think you've gotten me one in the past and I really appreciate it.

Shamelessly trying to get that last share. SBI is an interesting little experiment, maybe not ultimately THE answer to how to help monetization but its a good thing.

I have yet to experiance burnout with tabletop but that has more to do with my relative newness to the hobby. Being a shy child made getting a group together to play with near impossible (Glad that's all

Yeah Grimjim is always posting breakdowns of items and creatures.

I'm really unsure as to what exactly you're trying to say other than don't go into certain places in your stories. Certainly when you're doing a one-off with a group of strangers you don't go to places

Things like this urk me for a lot of the same reasons you had brought up. DMing is telling a story and while so much of table top is improv there are still moments that if you took them away from a campaign

Seems like a fantastic idea for a one or two session activity that could easily lead to more quests involving the faeries and sage.

Font 1 is the easiest to read but Font 4 is the most pleasing to look at.

This is a retelling of a 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons campaign that was wrapped up about 2 months ago. I've been posting entries as my character for a bit more than a month now so go back and read

I showed these to the friends I had been playing with, and at the time I posted this I suppose I was just unsure of how to give credit properly. This is a link to the friend who had drawn Harren and and

I showed these to the friends I had been playing with, and at the time I posted this I suppose I was just unsure of how to give credit properly. This is a link to the friend who had drawn Harren and and

I showed these to the friends I had been playing with, and at the time I posted this I suppose I was just unsure of how to give credit properly. This is a link to the friend who had drawn Harren and and

You might be right, I see he also upvoted my more recent part of this. Hope he keeps splashing around my neck of the pond.

Thanks for the tool. I had done a little surface level sleuthing myself comparing the payout to my previous one where curie gave me an upvote. I'd say roughly 70-80% of the reward came from @hendrikdegrote.

Was thinking about this during the down time at my new job. Might end up being something I do regularly to get through the day.

Thanks a lot for linking my post. I hope anyone who pops over to check it out also takes a look at the previous entries (especially since I think this was my weakest one)

I appreciate it. I know you've been looking at these journals since I started them. I'm looking forward to the next post you write about publishing Vapor's Gambit.

Honestly I really don't know. Just saw them all here when I woke up this morning. A couple weeks ago I had another very successful post. That one had been noticed by the Currie curation group. This post

This week I was one of the people helped by curie. I'm new to the platform and initially I was happy to a nice big payout but I had thought it was just another bot or whale group. I'm happy to see that

If the error you had was HAL initialization, the same as in this picture, then with a little hand holding you should be able to get things sorted. If you pulled that image off of google and your error