@mindbleach @sxan

This is from “Escape from Galaxy 3”, a sequel to “Star Crash” which has nearly nothing in common with the first one.

@bjoern_tantau I am very sorry to hear that. I hope you will find relief and improvement!

@Ashyr As far as I understood it, it was mainly about those couples that would like to have children but cannot due to cross species issues - if such limits so exist.

@therealfakemoot @dndhomebrew @dnd@lemmy.world @DnD@kbin.social @askgamemasters @worldbuilding @ttrpgs

Great point for sure! So how do you handle it in your campaigns?

@cstross @dndhomebrew @dnd@lemmy.world @DnD@kbin.social @askgamemasters @worldbuilding @ttrpgs @Illuminatus

Interesting point, so how do you handle it in your campaigns?

@Aqarius the far side is so trippy

@sbv it is so very addictive

@usualsuspect191

The Hobbit has a narrator, who speaks from a “modern” perspective. It describes in the beginning how Hobbits are few now and avoid the tall folk, all that. So I’m fairly sure this is the narrator giving a frame of reference, rather than Bilbo knowing the smell.

Later it is also said that Orcs are cunning inventors of things that kill, including things that kill a lot of people at once.

Not only that, but in LoTR Helms Deeps outer wall is blown up with gun powder or similar.

@teft Aunt Agnes knows what’s up!

@Iunnrais

Fantastic! Really well done! May the sneaking terror Illdrephu rein forever in your players minds!

@Doug Any inspiration taken from Xena is likely a good outcome ensured!

Philip the Brigand sounds like a great lad and annoying foe!

@humorlessrepost

A good one, but it was actually somewhat complicated!