#asking around

[howlingday]

Anybody know anything about Power Ranger lore?

Asking for a friend.

[illustratedartist]

Would people be interested in me opening REQUESTS to draw whatever they'd like? OCs, fan characters, your designs of existing characters, etc?

Hell Yeah!

not really

Voting ended onAug 28, 2024

[wispynador]

Asking Around (d&d 5e)

Sometimes adventures need to dig up some local lore, ask around about a recent event, or otherwise make inquiries about whatever some such is their current subject of inquiry. Role playing asking every shop keep and bar tender in town is tedious, so here’s an alternative. A single day of downtime and a healthy helping of bribery to abridge the process of making Inquiries.

Time and Money: The party or character declares the focus of their inquiries, then spends a full working day (about 8 hours) and at least 10 gold to ask around. The gold represents bribes, gifts, and other expenses. (Have the player spend extra gold in 10 gp increments)

Checks and Results: The character making Inquiries makes a Charisma check, adding a +1 bonus for every 10 gp of gold they spent after the minimum (max of +5). Other characters can lend a hand, granting advantage. If the inquiring character is local or well renowned in the community, this could also grant advantage. The following table can be used to determine the result of the check:

Information: Each piece of information could be one true statement about the subject of inquiry. This might include one of the items on a creature or NPC‘s stat block, the password to a local private club, rumors and reputations, local legends, or other assorted informational breadcrumbs. 

Complications: You can mix up the search for info by adding in a complication that leads to a random encounter, or perhaps into the intrigue of the main plot. If you want to add in a complication as a random encounter, the following table can be used to generate that spicy intrigue.

This set of mechanics is great for giving players all the breadcrumbs and snack sized facts they need to piece together a mystery or give themselves an upper hand against a local monster, bandit crew, or evil cult. Its also perfect for characters with high charisma and low intelligence, who don’t want to spend their time slogging it out in a library. Whatever role it might play in your role play, I hope it enhances your adventures.

[sinnyclair]

Hey, not to be that person, but anybody get this shit? Just wondering because the last thing I want is to be screwed over by some virus.

[titleknown]

BTW, a question for all of y’all here: Does anybody know of any good non-Flash browser-based character creators?

Like, using HTML5 or Unity n such? Because, I’m looking for some for my next Abomination Foundry, so I might as well ask around to see if I can find any...

[drawnsnake]

Yellow Diamond doodle/sketch thingy

Question: How much do you think you’d be willing to pay for something like this?

I’m thinking of something between $2~6, as $6 is the hourly minimum wage in my country and this took me around thirty minutes. However the main reason it didn’t take long is because I draw Yellow Diamond so much; drawing someone I’m unfamiliar with in the same style would take longer, maybe up to an hour.

Steven Universe (C) Rebecca Sugar/CN

[danigami]

So because of my country zone I can’t use paypal to buy cuphead (and I’m forbbiden to use the credit card); I wonder fi someone could buy it for me as a gift and I pay them back via paypal?