Not because I believe it (hopefully thats obvious) but because I just saw a magat "explain" it:

Trump is doing everything he can to appear guilty to goad his opponents into ever more loudly accusing him so that they will look all the more foolish when he is ultimately fully exonerated.

Yeah...

Excellent and also works for d4 and d8.

I just roll a d6 and consult my chart:

* perfect squares count as 1
* odd primes are 2
* Ramanujan primes and perfect numbers are 3

Teaching players real magic when their characters reach 8th level.

You should check out theological non-cognitivism. It is atheism for people who dont wanna talk about atheism.

I am running a Descent Into Avernus game, and at the end of last session, the PCs failed the check to redeem Zariel. I am building a flowchart of possible outcomes from here — all the way from "puddles of goop on the floor" to "one of you is now Duke of Avernus", and so much more between.

Honestly, I barely remember the film "Ravenous". I just recall being absolutely transfixed by the music.

"The Crow" is a phenomenal pick, but if we are allowed to include scores, Damon Albarns and Michael Nymans work on "Ravenous" is simply some of the best music ever composed.

Yeah, obviously. Whats the alternative: I kick you out of the game?

Best example of just how petty I got:

When I would cast Catapult, I would aim it so that if the initial target made their save, Van Richten was next in line. Oopsie.

I never attacked him and even eventually came around, but my wizard spent most of a recent CoS campaign hating Van Richten for beating her in a juggling contest when they first met.

Godtramadol

Who says there is evil code? Perhaps evil is just a potential consequence of elsewise desirable coded features encountering unforeseen circumstances.

It is a regulated safety feature, or would you rather NOT be warned when the evilness begins?