Chris (who Plays Kincaid In Merely Roleplayers: Vigil) Is The Determinist Friend To The Extent That He

Chris (who plays Kincaid in Merely Roleplayers: Vigil) is the determinist friend to the extent that he tried that line in a maths exam

Me: wow three nat 1s in a row the odds of that are like one in eight-thousand

My determinist friend: actually the probability of it happening was one-hundred percent because it happened

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such is life!

text: People are downright interesting when they're not being duct taped into one box or another

By Stephen Collins

Odysseus’ journey.

by LegendesCarto

RIP to everyone killed by the gods for their hubris but im different. and better. maybe even better than the gods

"Ring of Climbing? Oh no, whoever's selling those is running quite the cruel scheme. There's a nasty neatness to it: someone who wants magical help climbing would be the least likely to know why climbing with a ring on is a very, very bad idea."

this weekend I learned about a drinking game called Splitting the G. you get a full pint of guinness in a guinness glass. you pick up that beer and take a big chug. you put the glass back down and look at the level of the beer. if it's between the top and bottom of the G in Guinness you have split the G and you win (or maybe don't lose?)

anyway I'm leaving this here for ttrpg design tumblr to make a resolution mechanic out of. I'm thinking something along the lines of

split the G - succeed

don't drink enough (G still in the black) - fall short

drink too much (G fully in the clear) - overextend yourself and expose yourself to danger (but maybe with some benefit or opportunity for really going for it?)