I actually managed a 2h and heavy armour build this time. There is something very satisfying about the crunch of a daedric warhammer.

...unless someone stays out of reach.

Grift recognises grift.

Hey, @2000ad.bsky.social...

Joe Dredd was never a big fan of Jimps, was he?

I fully expect a mutiny or malicious non-compliance from the people who aren't at the top, though. Already seeing folk say they'll ignore it until and unless they're thrown out.

And as they're not trustees they're not legally liable and at risk of financial ruin in the same way as leadership.

UK Girlguiding is written into some UK charity laws as a special case. I suspect that limits their ability to review their remit.

It's pretty clear that they (and the WI) really didn't want to do this, though. Everyone I know who's part of either organisation is furious.

There are people in this world who will always hate you, no matter what you do. Give them something worth hating.

More Escapade. More Morgan Red. More Lacie Lorraine. More Good Arson.

C'mon, Marvel.

As I understand it, it's also much harder for organisations to stand against the law and protest than individuals.

Bureaucracy and non-profit regulations are not built to allow that.

I hope you get to write a Qaari and Quentin scene one day.

(And the kobolds are perfectly happy to be underestimated as long as they get a quiet life)

Kobolds are extremely dangerous. They build carefully crafted trap-filled mazes that are almost impossible for anyone (especially human-sized attackers) to invade. Adventurers just pretend they're beneath contempt because kobold settlements are so horrible to deal with and not worth the risk.

I now think of them as hovering magic daleks. Perpetually angry and talking too loudly, stressing their words in weird ways.

And some businesses are actively pushing the "we gave you a licence, why aren't you using it?", which probably inflates those numbers.