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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
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Me:*leans flagpole box in the hall by the door since it is storming pretty hard tonight and I can’t put the flag up but the box is also very large and doesn’t fit nicely much of anywhere else*

My brain: what if we forget that that’s there tomorrow and we trip over it and fall down the stairs and break our necks against the door and it takes days for anyone to find us and we can never paint again because we’re paralyzed from the fall

Me: holy fuck calm down no wonder we need meds

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Update: im not paralyzed

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Another crazy interesting Twitter thread, about how your visual cortex is basically making things up.
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…And Justice for all.

Nearing the end of a fantastic 7 hour 4th of July game, our party finally came across the end boss (a horned devil) and his minions. My character, Kaos, (Aarakocra gunslinger level 8 who has the appearance of a bald eagle) was keeping his distance on a nearby rooftop as the rest of the party was fighting the minions below.

Throughout the whole game, I have been keeping my secret weapon hidden from the party; a firework launcher with damage that the DM had yet to tell me. I figured that this was the best opportunity to use it. For context, the gunslinger class has grit points which work similar to a Monk’s Ki points.

DM: Okay [me], your turn.

Me: *Starts National anthem on phone* “…Kaos begins singing to himself as he loads the Patriot.”

The rest of the party is very confused at this moment, while the DM grins and says, “Roll to hit.”

I thought for a moment, looking through my abilities, and was excited when I remembered one called Deadshot, which allows me to gain a +1 bonus to the attack roll with each Grit point spent. If the attack hits, it deals damage normally, with an additional dice of weapon damage per grit point spent. I decided to use my remaining 6 grit points. (6 Grit points = +6 to hit, +6d[firearm damage dice])

The DM notices my expression, asking what I found. I explain Deadshot to him.

DM: *Shocked expression* “…6… 6 times weapon damage dice?”

Me: “Yep! I’m able to do that, right?”

DM: *Shocked expression turns almost maniacal* “…YES. YES YOU CAN.”

Now I am confused. I roll to hit, and land a total attack roll of 29 (15+8+6).

Me: “Nice, what’s the damage?”

*DM slowly reveals a small container filled with small d6’s, 18 of them.*

DM: *Trying and failing to contain his excitement* “…This… would have been your damage without Deadshot… Go ahead and… roll for… 108d6 damage!”

Now the whole table is laughing like maniacs and celebrates for a minute or two as I roll the container of dice 6 times over, using a calculator to add up the damage.

Me: “447!”

DM: “As Kaos finishes singing, he fires the rocket appropriately named ‘Fat Man’ at the devil. It explodes on his chest, killing him instantly and enveloping him and most of the buildings around him in bright colors of red, white, and blue. Everyone make a dexterity save.”

*Party rolls, everyone passes. It comes to my turn to roll.*

*Rolls a natural 1*

Me: “…… Well…. That’s unfortunate…”

DM: *Still laughing* “Overwhelmed by the freedom, Kaos places his hand over his chest and doesn’t move as a large rock crushes him, killing him instantly.”

Kaos was later resurrected by a party member who gave his life so I could live again.

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You know who is amazing? Lady Sybil Ramkin.

I love that we’ve got this character who is big and sweet and refined and gentle… and not a punchline. She’s a little bit older, but she still gets her romantic wedding to the man in uniform. She never has to lose her self respect or class even though she’s married to a man who hates high society. She’s got her own hobbies and interests. When she’s in her element she’s a force to be reckoned with: there’s a part in The Fifth Elephant where Vimes introduces her as a Dutchess, and it’s like their code word for her to be unleashed and sweep everyone off their feet with her sheer vivacity. 

Lady Sybil. I love her so much, you guys

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