Good health versus good adventure need not be mutually exclusive.

Everyone on Transit Station 86 is a dumbass. Like Red Dwarf levels of dumbass.

CLARC's tonal interpretation abilities have been necessarily hobbled :D

The eternal conflict between the need to conserve energy and the need for background noise once more raises its head.

I would imagine that they do pretty well, but they're a one-task-at-a-time mindset, so polycules make sense there. As for the larvae/infants... a state of constant supervision/attendance necessary to mature

All growed up and becoming accidental leader of an entire town.

The idea NEVER occurred to them.

After 500+ years, people are THAT sick of it.

It is when the greater population is a bunch of sarcastic gits.

I know I need one of those.

Even the subconscious has its protective instincts.

You got it. Food printers make only some things easier. One of the things it doesn't do is stopping autocondimenters.

Adventurers rarely get to put their feet up. Mostly because DM's really don't like it when the party gets involved in mucking about.

Minimalism mixed with abbrev-speak would be nearly unintelligible to someone who didn't already know it.

NGL I do like the "Let's find out together" method of dealing with the "Why Game"... but the "Ask me later," is also good for finding out if the kid really wants to know or

I'm always here for good encounters.

Mandatory participation in set activities is no outlet for all. Folks need to choose their variety.

Guaranteed this kid has the most observation and help ready to hand during the journey, but still... Humans do think it's cute even with the inherent dangers...

I did rather leave that vague. Whoops. She's meant to be fully human, but an ELF works as well.

I think I put too many cares in there. Should read: "He had grown into and adulthood care of the education and care of both her and Wraithvine." Yet another sideways sentence care of your internet