Thank you! We totally agree 😃 Even though you're giving some information above the game, it helps the players stay immersed by giving them the information their characters would just have by seeing or remembering.

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@@SoundsLikeAdventure what is this 1840s Ireland!

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Pre fall! The story we're telling is happening just after the events of book 1. But there's source books that allow you to incorporate the ring gates and they've just announced a new book in the transport union era!

@@SoundsLikeAdventure oh wow now I'm needing to hunt for all of this I need it 😭 more expanse I need it hahaha 🤣. Thanks for the info

Yess!! The rules are made by Green Ronin Publishing 😃

@@SoundsLikeAdventure I will check them out thanks a bunch

Or both. Just sayin'. And fyi, it's Moroni, not Maroni. 😊

@@Toothnut_Hamsterfolder Thanks. Fixed the typo. Now as to both being false, the evidence points to one being true. 🙂 The very short reason for my belief in the Bible? It is the humility of the death on the cross and the empty tomb. No other religion has a savior who died for them. Not Budda, not Muhammad, not Hare Krishna. No other religion has a savior who willingly died for them even while they were mocking him. Christianity could have been stopped cold by producing Christ's body yet Christianity started right there in Jerusalem 3 days after being put to death. Further, It also seems unlikely that the early Christian Apostles and martyrs would die for a lie or a metaphor when they were in a position to know the truth. Life has taught me people lie for a reason- financial gain, power, greed, lust, and to protect themselves or others. But the apostle's had none of those reasons to lie. All but one likely died a gruesome death and none were trying to get power, riches or women with their ministry. Also, there are too many early, eyewitness sources that testify of it, and too much converging circumstantial evidence (prophecy, embarrassing details contained in the bible, martyrs, establishment of the church, the historical, archeological and non-Christian sources that confirm recorded events etc.) that substantiate it. Christianity could have been stopped cold by producing Christ's body. Think about it, Christianity started 3 days after his death, hung on a cross with criminals, in the very city where he was put to death. This even was no legend or rumor. It spread quickly right there in Jerusalem where the crowd just yelled "crucify him", and was spread by this rag tag group of disciples whose leader (Peter) had just denied him and gone back to fishing. Further, It also seems unlikely that the early Christian martyrs would die for a lie or a metaphor when they were in a position to know the truth. Life has taught me people lie for a reason- financial gain, power, greed, lust, and to protect themselves or others. But the apostle's had none of these reasons to lie. All but one likely died a gruesome death and none were trying to get power, riches or women with their ministry. Also, there are too many early, eyewitness sources that testify of it, and too much converging circumstantial evidence (prophecy, embarrassing details contained in the bible, martyrs, establishment of the church, the historical, archeological and non-Christian sources that confirm recorded events etc.) that substantiate it. I have to add that it contains hard teachings that are not aimed to please the crowd or grow a following. They had to deny Caesar was God (which was required and was on the Roman coins of the day). This meant certain death for many. It spread among the poor, slaves and women are often heroes which is unlikely to be falsified given the culture of the day. I also know what Christ did in my life. God bless.

@brettpinion4233 Christ will be so thrilled at all the time you have saved him by judging the Mormons so he doesn't have to bother with it. What if Christ is more merciful and more loving than what you give him credit for?

@TheSocstar I have not judged them. I love them. That is why I speak the truth of Christ. Nothing else. Jesus warned us that wolves would come after his sheep to destroy them. J.S. was a wolf who taught a different God and endless God's. That is a lie and I give the biblical truth. If someone is walking in danger do I really love them if I stay silent? God bless.

@brettpinion4233 If God did not appear to Joseph Smith, then you may be right. But, if God and Jesus Christ did, in all actuality appear to him in a sacred vision, not a dream, than what you say is totally incorrect. But you are adding to Christ's steps for salvation. To be saved He did not say: 1- Recognize you are a sinner and need redemption. 2- Accept Christ into your heart and believe in Him (Further steps added by you) 3- Don't believe in the "Mormon" Jesus who taught the same teachings, lessons, parables, and way to live that your Jesus did. 4- Believe only in the Holy Trinity as taught by the 3rd century Roman government, or you can't be saved. 5- Make sure that @brettpinion4233 is a middle man to determine if your personal relationship with your Savior, Jesus Christ, is valid.

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Spot on!

TTRPGs are so powerful!

Let's gooo!

Sounds like a dream!

@@SoundsLikeAdventure it was great! We ended up slowing down a bit and eventually taking a few months pause before coming back to it, but we managed a full levels 1 to 20 campaign!

One of my players is in AT LEAST three campaigns; one that I have no part of every second Friday, mine every other Friday and one that we're both in every Wednesday. I have a character I made for when they were originally going to DM before it fell to me that I cannot WAIT to play

@@roxasthegreek wow! You actually did it!

Wha? Really? That's like average session length. My longest is 18 hours, so much caffeine, we didn't sleep all night.

you made me go and check. It works that way; it says you can pull the enemy 25ft towards you.

​@@kanealkoraghooli1682 No, it doesn't. The ability says "pull it up to 25 feet closer to you". Thus it does not move the enemy any further. So the enemy stops in the position where whip user is between him and the edge. Even if it was worded "25ft towards you" - and it wasn't quite for that reason - it wouldn't change the above, since "allow it fly by me and further" isn't "towards". And that is quite aligned to all non-Newtonian physics in DnD, BTW. It would also work if there was an abyss between them, e.g. they were on two nearby hovering ships or islands.

We do! The full interview is available on 'The Table Business' podcast. You can find it in your podcast app or right here on KZbin. bit.ly/45VZ5qO

What about a fully automatic pistol?

Thanks for coming on!

This sounds super fun!

While the specific katana type sword is newer, similar-looking swords (like the longer tachi) had been in widespread use for hundreds of years already. And unlike the debate about guns, the katana wasn't a result of technological progress, it was just a matter of what form factor of sword was popular over time. Nothing's really stopping a character in a 10th century setting from asking his swordsmith to make his tachi a bit shorter and less curved. Voila, a very reasonable introduction of katanas 500 years 'too early'. Having the same characacter bring together both smiths and alchemists to make a handful of scientific discoveries to facilitate very basic guns in the same setting would feel much more forced.

@@Arthemax Gunpowder weapons in China date to the tenth century.

@@OfGodsandGamemasters Yeah, but the scientific development from "gunpowder weapon" (fire arrows) to actual guns is considerable.

@@Arthemax And they had handgonne equivalents by the late 13th century, with man portable bombards in the 12th century.

And the tenth century was fire lances, not fire arrows.

Great idea!

Agreed! Have fun with it, like Jack says "what time period?"

Which gun was he referring to that predated full plate armour? Or did he just mean the cannon?

@@SoundsLikeAdventure lol exactly. The current year in my world is 2427. it has ZERO correlation with the real world. Do what you want.

@@internetuser969 Handgonnes. Full plate is 15th century. Rapiers are 16th century. Handgonnes, mid to late 14th. Cannons even earlier. Smaller pistols around 1419. Note that I specify full plate, not plate and mail.