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Eh, it depends on the game. Unless they're buffing for it I find clerics are usually better suited for the white mage support and debuff role. Some games are worse than others, I imagine WotR with 70+ AC mooks and other ridiculous stat inflation probably goes from lol no to merged angel crusader being unstoppable.

White Mages have been around since Final Fantasy my dude. Basically it's a cleric.

I think size stuff in general does not play well in Owlcat's Pathfinder. Even in Kingmaker, using Enlarge Person or grown up animal companions was a pain (in TB) because they'd regularly end up blocking paths or being blocked out. From what I can tell it is a bit worse in WotR due to narrow doorways and such. So yeah, unless you build a campaign with mounts in mind I think it's going to run into serious issues with level design built for human sized characters. Though I can see people using mounted combat if a companion's pounce applies to the rider, getting two full attacks each round sounds like it could be a boss killer. I've also seen comments that it makes the rider a much better tank, which I assume is correct because Pathfinder 1e wonkiness.

As strange as it seems to me, it seems like he actually likes his job. The replacement will probably be an **** who rants about how segregation was actually good on his private social media. Edit: I totally misread your post lmao. I'm tired and should stick to JoJo memes or Fat Fuu jokes.

It looks better at least, with the major exception of the Magus outfit. With custom mythic rules (which in some ways are less intrusive than PnP mythic), custom archetypes, and mounted combat it was bound to be a cluster**** of bugs. I'll probably end up liking it much more than Kingmaker when I get around to it and everything is more stable.

https://news.yahoo.com/texas-principal-forced-resign-over-005339525.html I feel sorry for this guy. The CRT panic is one of the dumbest things to come out of 2021 and I hope all the kiddos grow up to hate their dumbass parents.

I think it will be like Kingmaker, ok to pretty good content but a mod to circumvent the management mini game is a requirement.

I thought about giving it a shot, but it looks like Zippy Magic is badly broken and there's still a host of other bugs so I think I'm gonna wait a few more months. Maybe the "abilities work as their descriptions say they do" or "monsters with over 9000 ac were brought in line" dlcs will drop by then.

I think it's to illustrate how bad things there are. Like if you looked at a factory where workplace accidents were daily and pointed out one day in two years without an accident, that just reinforces how unsafe conditions are there rather showing off.

I guess the rona really does age you. In two months I'm going to be 80.

Technically the first here in Texas was the middle of March 2020, but since then it seems like it's been at least double digit deaths daily.

11 was one of my favorites. Probably the reason I want more real Jin. Minor spoiler, nothing major so feel free to click

Her fingers have no nails and her mouth looks ready to rip out my soul. She is the scary story.

That second image scares me.

Samurai Champloo 15 Ninjas, robbery, conspiracy, and a fat Fuu. At a bit more than halfway through the season the pattern of Mugen getting more attention than Jin continues. It's not that I mind Mugen episodes, the show is consistently great and could work with just Mugen and Fuu, but Jin is a great character that I'd love to see more of. There are 11 episodes left so maybe Jin will get more of those.

So last things first, I liked Beastars a lot. So much so I could overlook the CGI animation. You're in for a treat. If you can handle horny teenage anthropomorphic animals. Now for the Stardust Crusaders spoilers. Oh, and this reminds me @Sarex

That actually sounds good.

If this forum eats another post I will feed it a arsenic. And here I thought I posted the one that wasn't.

Embrace the ramble.

I'm definitely not going near my family now. Good luck.

So I was wrong, first 12 episodes of JoJo Stone Ocean drop on December.

I wish it was that easily identifiable for me. Honestly I just can't articulate why I can't watch some shows fast. This is probably my version of aversion to post 90s anime or needing to watch every episode even if I hate it. I've developed somewhat of a hesitancy towards watching features outside of a weekend. While I can, and often do, watch an equivalent amount of episodes almost on a nightly basis there's something about a 1.5+ hour runtime that seems intimidating. Again there's no logical basis for it but when I see the long runtime it's discouraging. I'm planning on watching The Beta Test this weekend, and maybe Dune. The former I've been looking forward to for a while and the later bored me with the 30 or so minutes I watched, but I want to see the big worms and see if it blows up my TV.

Don't you want to turn red? Man that sounds cool. But it doesn't make sense. Where would Bill Gates hide the ship? Why bother killing off everyone instead of just leaving? Why explore when the earth is part of a giant ball of ice and space is a hoax? Meanwhile the real dystopia is a bad drawing of a monkey smoking a blunt is worth $100000 because it uses the same energy as 5 households do in a year each day to maintain it. Talk about lame. I have a conspiracy theory that governments spread conspiracy theories (some of which is proven, like the evergreen antisemitic screed Protocols being fabricated by the Czarist secret police way back) because it tends to shift focus away focus from institutions and structures (and action against them) and towards well basically cults and snake oil peddlers that may rack up a human cost but won't get close enough to the gears of power to do anything. Think about it, we've seen governments go hard against Anonymous, environmental activists, Barret Brown, Reality Winner, Donzinger and others who whistleblew about stuff the government and corporations actually did or directly hit them in the profits. Meanwhile the conspiracy crew (with it's usual ties to fascists and other cretins) have not gotten near the same crackdowns despite having done much more real harm to people. The conspiracy guys who claim that they're fighting against an unprecedentedly powerful enemy or enemies not only manage to stay out of prison.(let alone get killed), a good amount of them make enough money where they don't have to wage slave anymore.

It's really good and it gets much weirder. It didn't for me, but it always managed to keep being unpredictable and fun.

I think the opinion polls of the VP can be correlated to the opinion polls of the President and their party in general. So such a low opinion of Harris is indicative that there are a lot of people who are not happy with the way things are going. This is not very good news for Democrats, who in addition to facing the falloff from the general election to midterms are going to be fighting through gerrymandering and voter suppression in 2022 and 2024.