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@FelonyCommitter i used to take an hour long bus ride to work and back, little bit of walking in between. it was pretty nice actually. just got to listen to music for a bit and not think about anything.

@thomasroiloup turns out justin roiland isn't just a one-trick pony after all

@Ottovonshitpost dude this reads as a scam! i mean, it is, but this is the kind of shit those "you just won a ps5!" youtube scam accounts would be texting you

@antlers_anon they're very cute

The idea of an entire class dedicated to killing things by funny means is actually pretty interesting. Jester, perhaps. You could turn them into a bard or a Joker I kind of character.

Melee, Magic, and Mischief.

Melee: Knight and Berserker
Magic: Sage and Priest
Mischief: Rogue and uhhh.... Clown?

@ROYALTY good news is that it is being put in writing that it can't ever change. So even if another corpo makes some bad decisions, they can't fuck it so bad it ruins it for everyone else.

Many Pathfinder books are now on sale for 25% off, the exact amount that WotC wanted to charge large third-party D&D creators.

DAMN! Paizo, creators of the Pathfinder TTRPG, have just put out an announcement saying that they are making a new license for RPG content that will effectively be the same as what the OGL was, except for every company to use and *impossible* to revoke. Some powerful statements here.

https://paizo.com/community/blog/v5748dyo6si7v

as some of you may know i've been working on my own ttrpg for a little bit. it was mainly supposed to be for modern/futuristic gameplay, but i've been thinking about adapting it for fantasy now as well.

i have an idea that i'd like to know if people like or not. basically, instead of having a shit ton of classes, with each of those classes having a shit ton of subclasses, i'm thinking 3 classes, and each class has 2 sub classes. it would be like, warrior/spellcaster/half-caster or something. then under that you'd have stuff like fighter/barbarian, rogue/ranger, and wizard/cleric.

on top of this, there would be traits you could obtain either at the start of character creation or upon leveling up that would further enhance your class. these would be class agnostic, so you would be able to pick them no matter what class you were a part of.

essentially, you would kind of "create your own subclass" as you leveled up. it could either be strengthening your current class, or somewhere in the lines of multi-classing.

the classes would all have their own traits by default, but i think it would be cool to be able to branch out and change up your class however you'd like, instead of needing to stay strictly with whatever the class you chose specifies.

thoughts? any other ideas? would love to hear them :)

@curtis I still need to update mine. Pleroma and soapbox.

@pagat only the right opinions