Doug [he/him] @ Doug @midwest.social

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I always divide by two and round up for d3

No lizard?

Maybe Conn? They let Wesley do it

I don't know that I'd be thrilled with any of them as doctor honestly. I'd definitely take Mikey over Raph though. Your lineup is definitely superior.

Yes but he serves a different community

It began with the forging of the Great Rings.

Three were given to the Elves; immortal, wisest and fairest of all beings.

Seven to the Dwarf Lords, great miners and craftsmen of the mountain halls.

And nine...Nine rings were gifted to the Race of Men, who above all else desire power.

For within these rings was bound the strength and will to govern each race.

But do you recall... The most famous one ring of all

I expected you 6.2 stardates ago

Didn't watch Gravity Falls but as far as I knew they were confirmed gay, admittedly in the finale.

There was also a gay cop in Onward

I also don't agree that Finn was a minor character, he was a regular focal point in two movies much to the annoyance of the same conservative groups.

I'm by no means suggesting Disney is anywhere in the neighborhood of acceptable. Gay characters have a tendency to be tiny roles or unpromoted movies (I watch a lot of movies and I hadn't seen anything for Strange World before it released). I'm just saying "never" is probably inaccurate for modern Disney.

You mean the Disney that conservative groups got mad at because two women had a split second "kiss" in a movie, or the Disney that made Song of the South?

Been a while since I saw a reference to exceptional strength

Not enough robot arms to be Magnus Burnsides

Probably for the same reason we haven't here.

I'm not sure what that reason is but if I were to venture a guess it's that the instance isn't necessarily an issue, just a lot of the users that like to brigade and/or start shit

And Robert Duncan McNeill was not-Tom Paris before he was Tom Paris.

Or was he Nicholas Locarno before later being not-Nicholas Locarno

Also a Hirogen in Voyager, Smallville, SG-1, Chuck, you've seen him a lot probably regardless of what you usually watch.

He's also the voice of Venom in the most recent Spider-Man game

That's just a side effect of early warp testing

Not to just keep replying to you but it's also very doable online if you can't find players where you are

You can't. You can do better sometimes but there will still be hiccups. As far as I'm aware the groups most likely to be actually consistent have been playing together since they were in school.

This isn't meant to be discouraging at all! The opposite in fact. Don't let those hiccups, common or rare, stop you. Just be aware of their possibility and ready to adapt. Ability to adapt is the most useful tool in the GM toolbox at the table and approaching it.

While reading this comment I had the thought of a stoic warrior type that was very much an outsider to the society he was mostly operating in but very open to learning about the things that are new to him. Occasionally he would really embrace some part of that culture and make his own references to it.

I'd probably call him Jaxson and get away with it until he said indeed.

Let's not forget that space station was made by the people who he fought in the war. That's got to figure in to those unmentioned psychological scars.

No, but I'm gonna run his code anyway