j'ai remarqué une difference flagrante entre le Quebec et l'Ontario. Aussi j'ai trouvé que les policiers étaient plus strict au Québec, avec raison evidemment.
Mine is a bus pass
bring back jeans that aren't stretchy
I try to remove anything that isn't totally necessary. So they're a no from me, dawg.
it means that it would allow cyclists to go in both directions on a one-way street.
yes, it's my favourite DAW.
not sure what a compose key is, but I've gotten away with just using alt codes like these
Gm notes? what are those?
seriously though, I have someone in the party keep a journal of things that have happened. Then I keep a bullet point notes in a notepad or piece of paper that I have behind the GM screen.
This wasn't pathfinder, but I think it translates over to any fantasy game. The party was made up of an alchemist, a ranger, and two psions (magic-users). So I prepared a small roadside encounter of 3 bandits. They were escorting an old elderly knight to town.
The players had made their characters in such a a way that they had no usable skills so I had to pull a deus ex machina and have the old rescue rescue their asses. They were getting slaughtered. I think my story stresses the importance of having players communicate during the character creation process to make characters that make up a well-rounded party.
I also learned that what I thought was an easy encounter should've been dialed back even further.
It's tough to watch a group fumble around a solution that's in plain sight. I recently had something like that happen.
To me it's too quick and dirty, also the math is kind of weird to get used to. I understand that it's supposed to be more "cinematic", but that ain't my bag.
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does playing with a yo-yo count?