• BozeKnoflook@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    One of my long standing house rules when I’m DM is to let people just be as creative as they want during downtime, as long as it doesn’t affect the story. Druid wants to spend all day wild shaped as a turtle, hanging out in the pond? Sure, go for it - I’ll ignore the X/hours per day limits or whatever. The wizard wants to cast Wish just to create a sick looking pipe to smoke from? Amazing, no XP or gold cost for that. Fighter wants to use Action Surge repeatedly to chop an entire tree into firewood for their winter log cabin? Don’t forget to mount a deer’s head above the fireplace.

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        6 months ago

        That’s fine, I don’t require players take advantage of it. Spend your time crafting, resting, whatever. It’s all just a game in the end.

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          6 months ago

          I could agree with that, but if draw the line at produce having emotions.

          Like disgruntled avocados, serious zucchini or angry garlic.

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          op’s name means ‘angry garlic’

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            6 months ago

            You need a spoiler title for a spoiler to work, like that:

            ::: spoiler title is required
            content
            :::
            
            title is required

            content