The article says she's 14

My patrons just had me write a radiation subclass - very fun flavoring that in a way that fits a sword and sorcery understanding of the world 😁

I like to annoy people by saying things happen "once per biweek"

I don't think the intent is to moderate - it's to chill speech by saying "if you're mean to us on social media, you're going on the List."

I quit my old career and now I write d&d books! First book is at the printer right now and half a container full week be arriving next month.

"We...thought...you...was...a........toad!"

That's a lie, I never stop myself. I quote that movie all the time!

I legitimately never knew Lyle Lyle crocodile was a sequel. It was my favorite book as a child, my daughter loves it now, and I had no idea it was a sequel.

(I cannot tell my daughter, I do not like reading it as a parent)

One question Anna bower started to address a couple months back and never finished: *how* does the admin keep drawing arch-conservative panels on the D.C. circuit? It feels like katsas is on every decision and rao is on most. Do you (or another law reporter) know?

Yeah, ideally you'd write a full adventure that's easy to use. In practice, though, so many prewrites are so hard to include in a campaign that they're not much more than seeds anyway

This is the reason I put mini-settings into my book, rather than writing a full setting document (and part of the reason it has adventure seeds instead of full adventures). Maximum usability rather than maximum content.

Working with zana is an absolute privilege and I cannot say enough nice things about her. Stellar piece as always!

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