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D&D 5e solo adventures (for beginners)?
I started with NotebookLM but now I use Ollama because while I'm on my home network, I can use it on my phone. I let it roll for me and it does a pretty good job, though I had it code me a dice roller, but I stopped using it because lazy. I just play one character, my main whatever depending on the setting.
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What You've Done Today...or yesterday...or what you are doing RIGHT THIS MINUTE!!!
I was fancasting the movie of my life, as one does, and I think I've figured the perfect person or rather duo to play me. Tilda Swinton but dubbed over by Morgan Freeman.. it just feels right.
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D&D 5e solo adventures (for beginners)?
I've gone a little off the deep end on the solo TTRPGs. I ended up hosting my own LLM so that I could customize it to work better for me.
- The Great Game Giveaway: It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas Edition
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Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous, Part VII
Yeah, I'm off today and now I think I know what I'll be doing.
- The All Things Political Topic - world tidings
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Pathfinder Wrath of the Righteous, Part VII
Sage sorcerer, I think, uses intelligence. There's always wizard but I don't like juggling spell slots but maybe cruoromancer would be the most thematically appropriate with a Dhampir.
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The TV and Streaming Thread: Enough episodes for syndication
We've been rewatching Schitt's Creek.
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Obituary thread
I was like who? Oh, no not Lamont!
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New Scientific Discoveries, Part Vier
They are like big tasty dogs. I know, I've seen City Slickers.
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Youtube recommendations, let's beat the algorithm
While I don't enjoy the more modern language in Strange New Worlds, I still enjoy it, new Gorn aside. To me it's easily the second best NuTrek after Prodigy, which was better than it had any right to be. It was aspirational and they were fighting against their immaturity instead of leaning into it, which they could have since the crew was actual kids/young adults.
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Youtube recommendations, let's beat the algorithm
RLM DS9 videos. I didn't realize how much I needed this right now.
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nfl 2023-2024
This is correct; I was, and kind of still am, a Packers fan, even though I don't follow the NFL at all anymore. I always cheer for the local sports team unless they are playing my actual favorite teams, but that goes for all team sports. The Madden and Tecmo Bowl games were the reason for my early Packers fandom, if anyone is wondering why the Packers. They had Sterling Sharpe and he could catch anything in those games and little kid me wanted to be a wide receiver. When I was a kid in AZ, everyone hated the Cardinals because they chose to be a city team rather than a state team, though they later rectified that. The Cowboys fans always outnumbered the Cardinals fans in my little corner of southern Arizona.
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Food Thread - Those that eat
I made a few delicious Jell-o soups before because of too many bones, and I always thought they were great too. Wife occasionally likes (for me) to make aspics, so I guess it all kind of fits.
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Food Thread - Those that eat
I made, I don't know what to call it, but I had it once and attempted to recreate it. Boiled some potatoes with a few baby carrots and while that was on I caramelized some sweet onions and crisped up some prosciutto (I think the original probably had bacon but I didn't) in the microwave (pork chips, yum). Drained and roughly mashed my root vegetables with butter and milk, then stirred in the onions, crumbled crispy prosciutto, and a dollop of sauerkraut. My wife thought it was the best thing ever but my kids didn't really care for it.