Furry. Fox. Four-legger. Author, storyteller, and dungeon master. Code-wrangler and database wizard. 40something American ex-pat at home in the UK. He/him.
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For a rather strange writing-related reason, I had to look up 4k hz tone this morning. I found this 10 hour youtube of a 4k hz test tone. What I didn't expect is for it to get really interesting, somewhere around the 6 and a half hour mark.
Before you ask, no. It's still just the test tone. What secrets can you reveal, test tone? What does everyone else know that I'm missing?
Recently watched a youtube video on how everyone's idea of the Fairies in D&D work is different (Highly recommend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfGZnClgnCg)
I wanted to add in my own little thing here, because I love this idea. When your party encounter the fae, everyone is going to have different ideas of how to handle them. (Learn their true name! No, no, cold iron! They can't hurt you if you wear your clothes inside out!)
I think that's actually good for the story. Ask each player "Where did your character learn that?" Not to shut them down, but because everyone and their grandmother thinks they know how to handle the fae. Most of them are wrong. Incorporating your players' own false notions is a great way to make the game world feel full of often-false home remedies and ineffective protections.
Embrace what players think they know! Give them lore checks to see if their character believes those notions! This is so cool, I'm going to do this next time my party encounters fae.
The problem with my thumbs is I can only sell them off once. Luckily that doesn't apply to other people's thumbs. Thanks for the donation. #ForcedFeralTF
Hey all! How do I find who's the administrator(s) of my Masto instance?
Not only could that meeting have been an email, but that email could have been a text message, and that text message could have sat unsent until they'd forgotten why they wrote it in the first place.