Tonight is another session of Dave's "Avatars" campaign and I am locked, cocked, and ready to rock! We may be staring down the barrel of a Total Party Kill and I'm excited to see how it turns out. I love this sort of edge-of-the-seat play. I'll miss my PC Rondoo should he kick the bucket, but if PCs didn't die now and again I would tend to lose interest. I need to know that the risks my guy takes are real risks. I've played in campaigns where the house rule was such that a PC couldn't die without permission of the player. That may be fine for player-as-auteur roleplaying environs, but I crave the tension of betting your PC's fate on the roll of a die. Sure, you lose beloved PCs that way, but a dead PC is a shining testimony to a game in which all the character's accomplishments had substance. Those moments of triumph were won through overcoming actual dangers, rather than hollow GM threats.
Mince Pie Fest 2025: Waitrose No 1 Brown Butter
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These are much smaller than they were in previous years. Yet somehow around
the same price. The pastry has a nice texture, almost biscuity, but is alas
a b...
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