Zauberin Stardreamer [4" tall] @Zauberin@awoo.space

Pentium4 processors were infamous for their heat output. I have personal experience with this, as I had a computer with a Pentium4 that would rapidly heat up my tiny 7.5 x 7.5 foot bedroom (2.28x2.28m). What I wound up doing is fashioning a tube from thick plastic sheet to pipe the cold air output from my window air conditioner into the computer’s intake.

In retrospect though, it probably would have been wiser to instead pipe the computer’s exhaust into the air conditioner’s intake.

We named the fighter Steve. He survived one or two battles alongside the party, but in our next big fight he died in the first round or so. We tried to resurrect him, but you can only do so if the subject's soul wants to return... and he didn't want to come back lol

Remembering the time I was in a Forgotten Realms game, and the party came across the infamous Deck of Many Things.

One of the cards drawn was The Knight, which summons a 4th level fighter into the service of whomever draws the card.

The card was drawn by the wizard's squirrel familiar.

@jaycie Actually, I think that rather than coming with a copyright transfer, it came with commercial usage rights

@kobi_lacroix Okay, I just went googling, and a more accurate description of the scout mindset is that the scout seeks to understand things.

@kobi_lacroix Years ago, I remember reading a thing saying that people tended to fall under two mindsets with how they approached problem-solving and conflict resolution: the "soldier" mentality and the "scout" mentality. Basically, the scout wants to get the facts and get them right, while the soldier just wants to win for the sake of winning.

Needless to say it's an oversimplification of how people work, but fascists definitely fall under the "soldier" mindset.

@bandie o hai thur :3c

Just had my power go out a bit ago o.O

@deejvalen o hai thur!