Kingdom of Knuffel

LMBO. Well, if it ran true to DT, her mom's a cop.

Ahhh, but then she's on his back. LOL How about a donkey instead of a wheelchair? All terrain capable.

lol true, that Denver would just tell her how to make it switch back and forth between street legal and monster mode.

I mean, my Druid in my long-running game had wheels on his chair that were essentially Awakened Plants, and one of the modes was essentially vines that could climb most any terrain... now they've become an exoskeleton for him, allowing him fully supported walking (his legs aren't able to support his weight, which is an issue he's had since birth), so anything is possible...

LMBO. Good thing mv Rose is going to be little still for a good while.

Ohhh, I remember him. Yeah. I was just imagining her on Grok's back. Kind of like the baby in the old Nomad comic books. Or in his arms. Maybe sometimes on Shade's back.

yuuup. lol


We're in the final chapter of the campaign now, and he's still a straight druid (ie: He hasn't multiclassed), and is one of the few in the party who hasn't taken levels in other classes. I've got plans for his story post-campaign, and I pitched the idea awhile back to the group about doing a level 20 battle royale with our characters.

There's a couple of the PCs who I am honestly worried about taking on for that (one of which is a straight warlock, the other is what's known as a "Coffeelock" [warlock and sorcerer combo]). but high level Druids are nothing to sneeze at, either. Even though I'm not a Moon Druid (basically built specifically to dive headfirst into battle using their wildshape feature as their weaponry), by the time Nox hits level 20, he's gonna be powerful as heck.

I'm also still working on compiling all the notes for each session into one mega-document that I'd like to get printed as a book to give to everyone in the party, including the DM.

XD And now I'm reminded of one of the characters I played on Torchlight 2, and how at the end of a battle it strolled serenely through the fiery hell it had created. Though I only played on easy mode, so it probably isn't a good comparison.

I couldn't tell you for sure, I never played that game.

Was fun for awhile. God used it to teach me that getting the character killed isn't failure. I learned confidence from it. For awhile it was cathartic to roar through the country and make a mess without having to clean up, and to be praised for it. lol But yeah. Sea of flame.

I'd rather try and climb stuff just for shiggles. or build chaos mansions in The Sims 4. or collect heroes in Fire Emblem Heroes, and keep a running tab of those voiced by voice actors I've either met in person or from my favorite other media.

I was climbing all kinds of stuff for fun in Wuthering Waves, til my eyes flat out rejected looking at all the motion anymore. :( Was fun.

I kind of have something a little chaotic going in Gourdlets, though. You build islands in that, and then have little gourd people run around and live on it. I also have this simple game on the tablet called Fairy Village that is a simpler version of build it (you just build the houses and decorate them) and watch them run around and sometimes play with them (I can dress the fairies, and use emotes on them, and I built UtterlyWeird in it! She's got such a pretty braided hairdo! Oh, and they can ride a giant kitty in a mini game, but I'm not very good at it.)

I miss when customizable characters was a thing in games. It's mostly all gatcha now, and guys talking about how they've spent thousands of dollars on the game (kind of like how guys used to go broke gaming in Regency and Victorian times).

You're still playing FEH, huh? What platform is that on again?

Sounds cute.

Guys still bet on stuff and lose money on it. that will never change

As for FEH, I stopped playing for awhile when my friend Prowler vanished from instant messaging. Started back up a couple weeks ago, and am already through all the current chapters of the main storyline on "Normal" mode, working my way through Hard mode there.

I'm kinda hoping to try and track Prowler down again, if only because I need someone to geek about the game with who knows the lore. also 'cause I miss him something fierce.