But it's hilarious, especially if you have an IT background.TheFlatline wrote:I suggest taking the hacking discussion private or into another thread.
How long does it take to level up in 3e?
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Shad makes me feel better about everyone who is not him, even when I only read other peoples posts in response to him.Count Arioch the 28th wrote:Shadow Balls makes me feel better about myself just by reading his posts.
Point of fact, I just fucking defended PR against some allegations. That's fucked up. That should never happen.
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As far as leveling up, for me it typically takes more time to find a pencil and a good eraser than it does to actually level up my character. Then again, I already know pretty much what I want to do by then...
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I have builds laid out in advance, haven't used hard copy character sheets in almost two decades, and use set hp advancement, so in-game leveling is a matter of seconds. To do anything less is grossly inefficient to the point of rudeness. The exceptions to this would be if the goal of the get together was to work on builds, or if access was granted to a PrC with RP requirements during the course of a session.