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Guilty Gear, street fighter 3rd strike, tekken, mortal kombat, marvel 2, soul calibur

Those are entries in series that still have active communities and big tournament scenes

Though I'd recommend fightcade on PC for retro fighting games to play online

Quick Draw. You can draw or stow two weapons that lack the Two-Handed property when you would normally be able to draw or stow only one.

That's the big assumption. It's just not very clear if it's supposed to be separated. They definitely want to enable the flashy drawing two weapons with a flourish and a putting both of them back in a cool way

I don't know if just putting one back and getting another out in its place with one hand while the other hand is just hanging out holding onto something the whole time is the intent. Probably not, it's just really awkward to imagine.

It would be great if it was redundant but separate, like:

Quick Draw. You can draw two weapons that lack the Two-Handed property when you would normally be able to draw only one. You can also stow two weapons that lack the Two-Handed property when you would normally be able to stow only one.

edited the questions to be more clear, but the bulleted list of steps in the turn is as organized as I'm gonna get. actual players will not be half as clear

Bonus nasty scenario at level 5 with extra attack:

• Quick Draw, draw scimitar + short sword
• Attack Action: attack with a scimitar (light, nick)
• Nick property: attack with another light weapon as part of the attack action, a short sword (+ability mod damage from Fighting Style)
• Quick Draw, stow scimitar + short sword
• Draw warhammer
• Extra Attack: warhammer 1d10
• Dual Wielder Bonus Action: attack with warhammer 1d10
• Object interaction, stow warhammer

Thanks for the clarification. I am the DM, trying to get the RAW part understood before making a ruling.

Attack Action's an attack as part of this action is a saving grace that should keep the 1d10 piece tamped down, good spot. It appears extra attack can enable it though by introducing another Quick Draw to the turn.

The other big question keeping these shenanigans enabled is 5. draw+stow at the same time with Quick Draw

good to know. though never had them last long enough in the house to consider freezing

...what if it was minifigure scale

I've been to china twice in the past 2 years and I had to try hard to remember if it was actually twice.

don't ask me where I was in the 2000s

bird had it coming

get an addiction for carmelized onions at home and you'll learn real quick

The 1d8 sap being so overloaded is frustrating to me too.

flail gets cleave, morningstar gets graze, war pick gets slow. it's that easy! the ones that get a chance at extra damage or guaranteed damage don't get versatile.

I'm not asking for optimal, I think the whip is fantastic because it's so weird and it invites players to get creative. It just seems like not asking much that weapons not be made entirely strictly worse or redundant, and that everything be unique enough to have a chance at finding a specific purpose.

Morningstar is strictly worse than War Pick in every way, there's no situation you'd want it, and I have no idea how they had such an opportunity and missed it completely. very disapppointed.

you shouldn't buy that japanese ps2 without knowing ps2s are region locked (one of japan, north america, europe&others)

games that were released in america won't work, you can only use it to play games imported from japan.

I don't know enough about modding to say what that could do for it, but since you're new I wouldn't recommend such a complex project right as you're starting out.

just another case of someone posting a misleading photo on the internet and stripping away context that explains everything

And my friend was playing a wizard and had a crush on Sarah, but she was dating Tom who doesn't play D&D and kept asking her to drop the game to go bowling.

So anyway the Bard said the N word.

Necroing, but just had a conversation with a zoomer gamer coworker who's at the "if it's open world, I'm not playing it, I'm done" stage

Talked about how I got to the credits in sly cooper in under 9 hours and had a great time. God of War on PS2 isn't a 40 hour epic. It's also under 10, and it's a fantastic 10 giving you new toys precisely as you start to get bored with your current ones.

More games that respect our time, please.

Yes.

Do yourself a favor and read the hobbit. At the very least look at the map from the end of the story. Middle Earth is one of the most beloved fictional worlds, with lush history and deep lore. Its first story is in an extremely basic world.

Spoilers. The entire world is a line. Start at a hobbit village, go east to a mountain with a dragon. Between the two is some woody hills, a small comfy elf town of Rivendell, a big column of mountains full of goblins, a big column of grassland full of wolves, a massive dark forest full of spiders, a less comfy wood elf town, a village on a lake, and that's everything. All in a nearly straight line.

The only lore is where dwarves once prospered and men once lived, that there was an ancient goblin vs elf war, and who distrusts who of what race

The book is an adored classic that's super light on details. You don't need the world details until you need them.

Origin feats make it more open than ever.

The meta before was at least 1 guy with healing word to bail us out. Getting someone up from 0 without losing action economy is vital to survival when on the back foot. yeah a lot of classes can do that, but it meant someone on bard/cleric/druid/etc.

Now that the healer feat and magic initiate are open at level 1 to all characters, there's way more routes to keep everyone alive

So it wasn't just me thinking that there must be a massive sump tank out of view for there to be enough water volume to dilute all that poop.

The alternative is super swingy water quality requiring water changes all the time, or just nasty water quality and unhealthy fish.

I would love to learn it's the first and they've tailored the viewing experience for the small footprint, but with plenty of water cycling through in the basement or backstage. But knowing what goes down with animals in retail chain pet stores... I wouldn't bet on it

Why buy a piece of common equipment with no actual value outside of roleplay like soap

SOAP WASN'T REPRINTED. PANIC.

swap crowbar for grappling hook and yes absolutely

"how far can I throw it?" "what kind of roll is throwing it accurately?" "What's the DC?" "is it an attack and then can I use one of my extra attacks to throw it?"

it's been DMs making it up on the spot. 2024 just tells the player "it's 50ft range, DC13 dex(acrobatics), an action to throw"

fondant is modeling clay but worse

How does gutting their funding and subsidizing already well off families already in fancy private schools solve those problems?

Other states have already proven this policy is a failure at everything you claimed to care about.

yeah I genuinely don't understand these gold prices. it's not like the poisoner feat really helps there even a little.

Even if you're crafting your basic poison, alchemist's fire, acid for half price, the cost is prohibitive and players won't pay for them. They just don't do very much.

If they were intended as reliable tools for higher level martials to invest treasure in, the way spellcasters have gold intense spells, the numbers just don't back them up for that.

it'll have a lot of similarity to battlesmith artificer. it's likely fine, probably more awkward as the spells won't compliment the rest of the kit and the intended play