From what I understand - GW wants to kill off the whole idea of print-at-home minifigs for TableTop Games of all sorts, so players are *FORCED* to buy GW's overpriced kits and can't make their own minifigs for games like Pathfinder.

I first discovered Becky thanks to her additions to “Sailor Ranko” fanfic series, then supported the webcomic’s early period before discovering her history as a gaming legend - May she and Jennell rest peacefull.

Sadly; Brave now has "Leo AI" built in, and Firefox now has "Prosperity AI", both enabled by default, *but* can be disabled without them turning themselves back on.
There's also a "Subscribe to us AI" version of... Chromium!Opera I think it was.

"First they came for (Blank 1), I did not speak out because I was not (Blank 1).
They came for (Blank 2), I did not speak out because I was not (Blank 2).
They came for (Blank 3), I did not speak out because I was not (Blank 3).
Then they came for me - and there was no one left to speak for me."

Damn, Gene was ahead of the curve with the idea of the Skant uniform, we could use more clothes like it!

Diablo/Hellfire had a minimum of 1x1 grid slots used for stuff like potions and gold piles, up to a 2x3 for armour sets, with helms being 2x2 and weapons being 1x2, 1x3 or 2x3.
Diablo 2 was the same except Gold was stored in a wallet.
Diablo 3 uses 1x1 for jewelry and gems, 1x2 for everything else.

Some of the best games I'm played with inventory management based on limited space involve a Inventory Grid, namely the Diablo series (at least Diablo through Diablo 3) - you have a limited number of slots and different items take up different shapes in those slots.

These dipwads don't know the history of the Metal Gear series too well do they? XD

IWantMyName is part of "Team Internet", as can be found here - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Team_In...
I would suggest avoiding any domain registrar in that group on principles of how easily Itch.IO was screwed over by hallucinating GenAI, changing my inherited registrar when can afford to.