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I wish
Because exactly this
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Uhhhhhh so wait, like - when can I build a city?
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I wish
Because exactly this
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1 Year of Service
I can relate so much. I've tried to get my friends into D&D, but they all despise the idea of tabletop games. I fear that tabletop games will become very niche sooner than later
5 Months of Service
Effectively another thing that smartphones have ruined.
7 Months of Service
I fear it mostly is minus a few outliers.
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2 Years of Service
Running two games and in 3 others. One of which is more than a decade long (multiple campaigns, but same group)
6 Months of Service
Perhaps a few rounds of wh40k, in service of the Empire ofc.
3 Years of Service
Good morning and happy Wednesday. It's also World Bee Day.
5 Months of Service
I wish I could play dnd with my friends again, but everyone's schedules never line up.
6 Months of Service
You just don't know where to look. I live by 3 game shops that are always full on TTRPG nights. I think it's getting more popular here on the west coast.
Some family members of mine collect cards so whenever I go to those shops, I always see a room full of people with their wh40k statues. I personally don't like TT even as a kid so I am not interested.
7 Months of Service
I dont know about the popularity, but yeah, it has gotten a lot more accessible. Also considering the online tools like FoundryVTT, Roll20 and so on.
5 Months of Service
It's for sure super popular compared to how it used to be back 10 years ago when I was actively playing dnd. A lot more public games you can join, just within my friend circle there's like 5-6 games running, which used to be just the one I ran back in the day. And this is in a pretty rural part of the country I live in, from my understanding it's even easier to find a game in the cities. Never got very into playing them online though, I tried a few times both as a player and as a GM, both with friends and randoms online, none captured the magic of IRL for me. But I'm very much a pen and paper fanatic, I don't like using any digital tools when I play, no digital character sheet, rules books or dice for me!
5 Months of Service
Foundry is great. Makes getting into the game so much easier. Talespire is awesome too, but more useful for making cool 3d maps.
How do people feel abut pathfinder?
5 Months of Service
Really liked pathfinder 2.0 when it first came out as a breath of fresh air compared to 5e, played some pathfinder 1e but I came in after 5e came out so was never too exposed to it. My players didn't like either 1e or 2e when I tried though so never got too into either, but managed to get through a short campaign of 2e
3 Years of Service
Maybe there should be a separate "Nerd Shit" thread.
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5 Months of Service
why though? Unless it takes over this thread completely I don't see why a new thread that will die in like a day probably is needed, the topic doesn't get brought up all that much from what I've seen
7 Months of Service
Nah, if we make a nerd shit thread, this one will die. It's all nerd shit in here.
5 Months of Service
I agree, it drives a bit of engagement in here, and even if one was made, it would die, people would not know it exists and would still post about nerd stuff in here anyways
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No no no, there's a lot of horny talk sometimes too
5 Months of Service
lol, I totally missread that comment ... my bad
6 Months of Service
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To distract from the nerd shit, are any of you old enough to remember k mart? I was still a kid in the 90s but I fuckin miss k mart.
$1.50 for a refillable soda, popcorn, and hot dog. Blue light specials. Huge section for movies, games, and toys. I'm reliving the store trips in my cubicle listening to this playlist.
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