Birthday presents

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So with my birthday coming up friends and family have been asking me what I'd like to get.

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Sadly, nobody I know is a Necromancer/Golomist build, so I can't get my dog back.
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So since raising the dead isn't an option, moving forward I've decided to focus on tools and skills.

Tool wise, an extra Ryobi battery for my cordless drill, a proper welding machine would be great but I'd very far outside any of our price ranges, and a full set of durable sockets for my '06 Ford cargo van.

Now as for skills. Those are harder to buy. There are options however. Something like a credit to Skillshare could be useful for things that don't require specialized equipment. Training kits such as those sold at toool.us are another option.

Back in Phoenix I used to make a little side money helping out locals that has locked themselves out. It was an occasional thing, and ten years ago. My lockpicking skills have turned to dust. I still carry a set of picks in my wallet, but I no longer have the ability to use them. I'm hoping to get one of those training sets this year.

I always play a skill monkey rogue in my D&D (really pathfinder/fate/planet mercenary (eventually)) tabletops, I would really like to be one in real life too.

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