mitlamit.bsky.social
Distillateur de cerveaux chez Studio Carton C. MJ, père de famille, scientifique, gôchiss
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There's some nuance in the presentation, with at least one sympathetic illithid and companions who are curious about their own ceremorphosis.
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Je... Je ne trouve même pas le nom Clair-Obscur Expédition 33 si bizarre (au moins par rapport aux noms d'autres RPG)
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I'd say Innistrad
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Le score est augmenté artificiellement quand le produit est bio. Le calcul du score ne tient pas compte des concentrations en produits mais juste de leur présence. Certains additifs sont très mal classés même quand le recherche n'a pas de conclusion ferme.
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It's a great take on "edgy Zelda" !
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I played the whole series during lockdown in 2020 and wow Blood Omen 2 was the roughest of the bunch by a long shot
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Entwine, as seen in Mirrodin Block
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Super le prescriptivisme comme ça de bon matin !
(Bonne année mon beau 🥳)
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Temple of Elemental Evil is like that-ish ! But it's D&D 3.5e 😅
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I get what you're asking for but systems like that exist in part to alleviate the "computing" time of a ttrpg session. Computers don't need to be accommodated, it's just what they do. So I don't know if it would make sense to create crpgs with such rulesets.
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Disco Elysium checks a lot of boxes here, although not all of them.
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To be fair as a GM you can tone down the grimdark and offer not-so-deadly encounters. What you get is a super streamlined area, albeit a bit simplistic. But it might work for you in this particular case.
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Death... Death from above... Probably with a sword so long it's a bit silly...
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Rappel que bloquer quelqu'un n'est en aucun cas le censurer. Ce n'est pas plus de la censure que d'éteindre votre télé quand vous y voyez apparaître le vieux groin de Pascal Praud.
La liberté d'expression c'est "tout le monde peut parler", pas "tu dois t'asseoir et écouter tout le monde".
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👋
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Le blocage devra être massif et uniforme.
Pas de hate follow, pas de q-dunk, pas de troll.
On bloque c’est tout.
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Blague à part oui, wizards a plus à gagner en "rompant la promesse" qu'à perdre, ça se vendrait assez pour payer la class action
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C'est Sadako
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Hokuto no Ken et le Tombeau des lucioles entrent sur le ring
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Mitildide fan de crypto, c'est confirmé !
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Je l'imagine avec son petit casque à lampe et sa petite pioche en forme de manette GameCube
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Le livre en vrai papier dans le lit m'a toujours bien aidé à dormir, je suppose qu'il ne faut pas y rester jusqu'à 4h du matin
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The Mcelroy Brothers started a comedy advice podcast un 2010 and started with their dad a ttrpg spinoff called The Adventure Zone. This show has many arcs with varying GMs and one of those arcs is played with Monster of the Week. Travis, the middle brother, is annoying.
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Hey, I'm not super duper experienced but I did run a 1-20 D&D campaign and tinkered with ideas of boss design so I can take a look if you wish