Very interesting! Haven't met Karlach yet. Why is Wyll your least favorite?

100% agree. It really feels like talking about a irl d&d campaign. I've already found some funny differences by discussing with others.
We reloaded once because I accidentally triggered a fight by throwing a ball at my companions in camp. We lost almost an hr of progress because of it 🙈

I totally get that. Alone the decisions would dare me to savescum just so I don't miss a funny beat or an interesting interaction which would not go in line with how I imagine my character acting.
But if anything, the different outcomes bring me to talk with other ppl playing the game

I got it working by splitting up the mesh instead of converting it to a solid body first. Took me a few hours to find that solution. At least it works now ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If anyone is interested, feel free to ask!

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That might very well be true. I'd have loved to see what became out of the heroic sacrifice from the last episode.

Just wait until you see a now is famous actor in his early days ;)
Partly because he is Scottish makes his characters phrases much more endearing.

Well alright, that is more complicated because of the random distribution of chocolate chips inside the dough and how evenly they are mixed. It also depends on the way the cookie is formed. With even distribution you only need visual inspection of the cookie but the problem is that it never is even.

Then you have to decide which way you prefer 😉

I have to agree that it really had potential and found itself at the 2nd season. But I also have to say compared to SG1 and Atlantis it lacked a certain charme

An IR thermometer aimed at the chocolate an trial & error touching would give you enough data so you can figure out the perfect temperature sweet spot when the chocolate is hard enough to touch but the cookie hot enough to be fresh for consumption.

(4/?)
Up until now I only made technical-&utility models. Learning to sculpt models would be really cool and open up the possibility to model miniatures for D&D.
For now I at least can print them with my resin printer and paint them afterwards. Here are some WIP pictures:

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(3/?)
3D printing was such a cool and novel thing to me that I researched all the parts and then basically rebuilt that same printer with parts from all over the internet :'D
During my studies I also learned the basics in 3D-modelling which in turn came really handy for utility prints.

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(2/?) In my free time I was allowed to inspect it and perform repairs to get it working again. After a few weeks I finally managed to get it running again and I was allowed to use it at my leisure - as long as it didn't impact work :P

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(12/12)

Besides the 2 awesome campaigns another opportunity has opened up for me. I might be able to play in a real-life D&D game and finally be able to embrace the game with people around an actual table! I am excited beyond belief :D

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(11/?)
Instead of drunkness, the movements are fluent and dance-like. Much like the original, it is unpredictable and used to quickly close the gap. The difference lies in the gracefulness when weaving around enemy attacks and overcoming their defense

(10/?)
For the monk I chose the subclass "Way of the Drunken Master" with yet another twist. Since I cannot imagine a perma-drunk noble and condescending Drow I went with an alteration of the fighting style and its inherent drunkness.