Maybe it does now, but it didn’t when I used it last time (it had just come out.)

In general I just don’t know how Tumblr works

Oh, there are line breaks on my client. Interesting.

Sure!

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Format: 4 panel comic

Panel 1: A crow sits on a stool and speaks into a microphone. It says “Level 5: Extra Attack”

Panel 2: A heckler in the crowd in front of the crow shouts “Booo! Get better features!”

Panel 3: The crow sweats nervously

Panel 4: We see the note cards in the crow’s wing-hands, which say “Level 11: Extra Attack times 2”

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A still image of Frank Reynolds from the show It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia leaning back from the driver’s seat of a car, offering someone in the back seat an object.

Bottom text: “Can I offer you a nice Goodberry in this trying time?”

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Top text: “when you hold a grudge for 50 years”

Art of a tattooed dwarf, chest bare, clenching their fist.

Bottom text: “And that pesky Human dies before you can exact revenge.”

I highly recommend that everyone describe their images here! There are visually impaired people who would love to participate, and this makes memes accessible to them. :)

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Format: Tumblr posts

chandra-nyalaar says: “my favorite d&d thing is when someone flubs like a really obvious perception roll or something and the DM gets to be like ‘well, you’re pretty sure you’re in a room but you could be wrong.’”

animar-smol-of-elephants says: “it is either really wet of really dry, you’re not entirely sure”

ugin-the-spirit-dragon says: “One time a guy in our party rolled a nat 20 on a perception check, but there was nothing around he didn’t already see, so the DM said ‘You’re not quite sure, but for a few seconds it seems like you’re standing on a giant’s table, surrounded by 5 giants.Your party seems to look stiff and fake,and large papers and dice are strewn around you. Then, everything goes back to normal.’”

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Title: “DND characters I’ve been banned from playing.”

A drawing of a smiling woman with pointed ears and a blond updo looks at us. She wears a green dress like a folded leaf, with yellow and blacked striped tights underneath. Bees buzz around her.

Caption: “Swarm druid with beehive hairstyle, but it’s a real beehive.”

A drawing of a red-skinned person with horns and yellow eyes without pupils reads from a book. Cards float above their hand. Their robe bears a red B symbol, in the style of the D&D Beyond logo.

Caption: “Warlock who is directly pacted to Wizards Of The Coast.”

A drawing of a zombie-like person in tattered clothes holding a staff made of bones looks at us. The staff glows green.

Caption: “Necromancer who raised themselves from the dead, and now has to maintain the spell.”

A drawing of a person-sized mechanical snake with a drill bit for a tail and a piece of wire as a tongue.

Caption: “Warforged druid who wildshapes by physically reconfiguring their body.”

A drawing of a large cloud of red and yellow energy, with a tiny silhouette of a person with arms outstretched at the center.

Caption: “Wizards.”

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A gnome with a tall, pointy hat indicates at a chalkboard with a long stick. The whiteboard says “Fuck Spez”

From what I recall, it doesn’t import spells. Which is a bit annoying, but totally workable.

As a GM:

I host online for friends, so we use digital tools.

• Foundry, hosted on my desktop computer, with these modules:
  • Dice So Nice, and several skins.
  • Dice Tray, to make rolling single dice easier.
  • Pathbuilder Importer mostly for my lazy players.
• Obsidian, for when I’m running homebrew. But with the revamping of Foundry’s journal system, I may stop using this.
• Discord for game audio.

As a player:

I have a tablet PC with a pen. I take notes on Rnote (free, open source.) I used to use OneNote which was great because I could search my handwriting, but I stopped using Windows.

Historically, I always used physical dice because I was playing in-person. I did my PF1e character sheets manually by writing on the PDF in OneNote, but for PF2e I do enjoy Pathbuilder to help me plan it out. For actual play, I build my character sheet in Foundry (even if the GM isn’t using it for the game) just to make everything easy for me to find.

Every time there’s a big Paizo announcement coming up for Starfinder I get far too hyped, hoping for a Starfinder 2e announcement. I love the idea of Starfinder, but having looked at the rules I don’t really want to play it until it get updated.