1. Too much to do, too little time and resources. And the more I do the more I find I need to also do.

Root rpg https://magpiegames.com/pages/root-rpg

Mouseguard have been mentioned

Pugmire, Monarchies of mau https://www.realmsofpugmire.com/

Plenty of sci-fi games allow for heavy furryness

And yeah, you can take most systems and remove the humans and near-humans.

Birch! After oak my favorite wood. Good pick.

Just to have it emphasized.

Unions work. Labour organization is effective.

Got a thudbuster on my gravel. It feels like it helps to keep the rougher road under control. On any other bike I wouldn’t bother.

Numbers pulled out of my arse for illustration

Say of the whole population GenZ is 25% and GenY is also 25% (for convenience). If then 28% of GenZ identify as LGBTQ+ that would be 28%*.25= 7% (25% of 28%, or 1/4 of 28%). For GenZ maths would be 16%*0.25=4%. So these two groups would in total contribute that 11% of the total population is LGBTQ+.

Hopefully that makes sense.

When you want into nordics… Or nordics into you

Produktiviteten kommer när arbetaren mår bra. En glad arbetare är en bra arbetare.

That looks like a…

You know…

The thing…

A vulva.

I see two cleaned out threads. Must have been nasty in there.

Was a while since last but…

• balance is a fickle mistress best ignored. With npc advantages/disadvantages you can easily on the fly adjust pressure.

-when in doubt throw grenades even if the npc is bad at it. Let the grenade destroy environment

• not just invite the players to get involved with resolving adv/disadv, drag them kicking and screaming into it. Including for the npcs

• spend your destiny points. Do it. Do it often

• keep the splat books to a minimum if someone wants to create their own character

• there will be narrative chaos. Don’t fight it, embrace it. Spending destiny points to steer them back on track feels less railroady than just doing it.

I prefer Oatley’s Barista edition. Has a creamy and a bit nutty flavour that goes great in coffee and (strong black) tea.

Depends on what you want out of it, the level if automation etc.

Installing a system ruleset, adding a few modules and other things on that level is easy. If you can use an app store you are set. Writing custom things I have no clue about.

Finally using it. I’ve found it smoother than roll20 and fantasy grounds. Just not having to deal with roll20’s technical baggare is truly awesome.

In the end my impression is that on a technical level it is much easier to handle. Less figuring out how not to have the platform work against you and actually work with it.

You, depending on your ISP, may have troubles self hosting. There is the biggest technical hurdle.

I would bet all the pieces to make a better communication suite than discord are there. They just need to be put together into a package and marketed well.

An alternative for me is pretty much useless if it’s not an alternative for my groups. Those I use discord with. It is more likely we migrate to a corporate solution than a foss one.

Convenient, easy to use, large user base, one point registration for multiple communities, tends to simply just work.

But is it the best? Nah. And their increased monetisation drives are annoying.

Of all the mammals out there I get the most enjoyment out of seeing squirrels. Just love spotting them.

Because it is cozy brewing by the crackling fire. My demands on the coffee at that point are low just that it feels like coffee. And it is a ritual - get to camp, start fire, brew coffe, drink coffe staring into the flames trying to divine the future.

Crumb shot because I know you need it.

Been thinking that I need a grinder to get fresh ground coffee while hiking as the season is starting. Still using old pre-ground from last year and it os not that good. Does the job and is better than the slush at work.

So I think I’ll need to get me a hiking grinder. And has to grind coarse as in the field i make kokkaffe (boilcoffee?). Or really fine to do something more akin to turkish coffee.