It's a favorite for a reason, I think! I'm excited for that campaign to be more accessible to people who don't have time to watch thousands of hours of content 😆 it's such a good time with some amazing characters.

Thank you 🙏 so excited for
Mighty Nein animated news!

Generally a good idea 😆 those things can be expensive!

It's very common! It's how I used to do things before I got a cintiq and started doing it all digitally ☺️

Haha! We have our moments, but overall we want to do the right thing lol

There was lots of arguing whether that could shift your alignment or not, and some players took their personal opinions into it while I was trying to focus on what my PC would think based on living in a fantasy world where being influenced by objectively evil beings is a real threat🤷 it got heated 😂

😂 It wasn't just the social moral question, but mostly it was a necromancy spell that came from a previous pact with Asmodeus, and the PC is good aligned, so the DM explained there is a risk their alignment could shift if she kept using the spell. At least that's where my head was at

Oh no! I feel that is a risk when there is a character with strong convictions that don't align with the others, but I find those kinds of things super interesting to explore in character. The PC in question went through with it, but is now questioning their decision.

I left out the most important part: this argument lasted an HOUR and continued amongst the players after the session was over 😌✨

Thank you! Me too! 😆

Haha it's all good! I posted about having cancer when I was diagnosed back in 2020, and I haven't said much otherwise, mostly bc I just don't post a lot in general 😂 but I still get ppl asking if I'm okay at cons and realize some ppl don't know I've been in remission!

My own cancer survival has put a lot of things into perspective, but so has losing my dad to cancer a year and a half ago. FCG/Sam's speech about his friends giving him life really just reached down and punched me in the emotions real hard lmao

I'll personally be at 5 years in remission by the end of this year btw, which is a big deal with Hodgkin's lymphoma and means relapse becomes extremely unlikely by that point. 😎