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2018 version of the player action mat for the game, working title 'Quicksilver Engine,' featuring symbols for Sulphur, Salt, and Smoke, as well as Mace, Thistle, and Yarrow. Bubbles are present next to each main action section, suggesting players might fill in bubbles as they play the game. Additionally, there's two sections for text: Items, and Notes.
2014 version of the player action mat for the game, working title 'Modularity,' featuring energy tracks for three statistics: Physique, Poise, and Psyche. Additionally, there's an initiative track and slots for each stat to allow players to place action tokens. Finally, there's an Exhaustion Pool for spent action tokens.
Excerpt from the Dungeons and Dragons Third Edition Player's Handbook that reads as follows: The DM makes your check secretly so you’re not sure how good your forgery is. As with Disguise, you don’t even need to make a check until someone examines the work. This Forgery check is opposed by the person who examines the document to check its authenticity. That person makes a Forgery check opposed to the forger’s. The reader gains bonuses or penalties to his or her check as described in the table below.
Stick the Landing: A Gymnastic Heist Roleplaying Game
Speak with Animals of Its Type: The familiar can communicate with animals of approximately the same type as itself (including dire variants): bats and rats with rodents, cats with felines, hawks and owls and ravens with birds, snakes with reptiles, toads with amphibians, weasels with creatures of the mustelidae family (weasels, minks, polecats, ermines, skunks, wolverines, and badgers). The communication is limited by the Intelligence of the conversing creatures.
Excerpt from the Dungeons and Dragons Third Edition Player's Handbook that reads as follows: Heading: SORCERER, Body text: Sorcerers create magic the way a poet creates poems, with inborn talent honed by practice. They have no books, no mentors, no theories—just raw power that they direct at will.
This book is a distillation of best practices and useful elements. It’s one leg of the tripod that forms the basis for successful play: The book, your group, and the online community. Roleplaying is a social and performative art form, and as such, it benefits greatly from recorded videos of play and active online communities of discussion. If something about the game feels elusive to you, jump on YouTube and watch another group do it and maybe that will make it click. We all learn in different ways. This text is most useful for people who learn by reading. The online communities are good for people who learn by discussion. And videos are good for more auditory or social learners.
A screenshot from the Dungeons and Dragons Third Edition Player's Handbook, showing the last row in the Bardic Knowledge Difficulty Class table. An highlight shows that knowing the history of a petty magic item has a Difficulty Class of 30. Full text is as follows: DC: 30, Type of Knowledge: Extremely obscure, known by very few, possibly forgotten by most who once knew it, possibly known only by those who don't understand the significance of the knowledge. Example: A mighty wizard's childhood nickname; the history of a petty magic item.
A self-portrait of Lovecraft, sent to his aunt in a letter. He is depicted with an intentionally silly peruke style wig and frock with a ruff. He is positioned in the center of a circle. A plaque underneath reads "H. Lovecraft Esq. A 1715". Two small figures are sitting on the top of the circle, one playing a harp in a flowing cloak and the other playing a pan flute; the second one is likely a satyr. Two winged horsed are depicted mid-gallop on the bottom.
screenshot of a snippet of Wikipedia's democratization of knowledge article that reads "Large language models like ChatGPT or Google Gemini have also been shown as examples of democratization of knowledge.[citation needed] "
several cardboard boxes full of loose, dirty baby dolls on a table, with a not that reads "Old + dirty dolls. Take if you want. Could be nice again with lots of TLC."
Stock chart for Carriage Services Inc showing the stock has risen 44.20% over the past 5 years, peaking at 64.44 USD by the end of 2021 and then falling to somewhere around 20 USD by 2024. The stock price slowly climbs back up between 2024-2025 to its current price or 43.26 USD as of closing on December 19, 2025.
Stock chart for Carriage Services Inc showing the stock has risen 6.87% over the past year, with a sharp uptick after May 2025 and a somewhat volatile trend afterwards.
A bus with a sick airbrushed painting on the side. The painting depicts a strange teddy bear faced figure riding a pink lined pegasus across an alien desert while a storm rages under a backdrop of a twin moon rise. The pegasus bears a Desert Bus Alpha Flight sigil stamped on its hindquarters. It also wears a necklace with an air freshener with eyes and a horrible open mouth.
Final screen of Unfair Flips. Speedrun timer shows 4 minutes 36 seconds. The ending shows fireworks and the "Goo smiley face job" gold star. The total flips count is 10.
Text from the final screen of the game Unfair Flips reading TOTAL FLIPS: 10
TA Television listing for Jim Henson's The Cube, with a man's face and a superimposed 3d lined cube. A caption underneath reads "Martin, man in the cube"
Chat replay on twitch stream, with a music play bar above reading "Track 3 intense pressure to not say anything negative." Chat messages are from user ctrlaltCookie and read as follows: wait fl-flip it flip the coin bro flip it
screenshot of review linked in post
A crop of The Sack of Rome in 410 by the Barbarians by Joseph-Noël Sylvestre, 1890, showing a naked man putting a rope around the neck of a statue, ready to pull it down. A speech bubble is added to humorously indicate the quoted post is being spoken by the man.
YouTube recommendations with two videos featuring text largely, one reading ".ASS" and the other reading "BALLS".