Anyone else annoyed that they use kilos for coffee, but tons for concrete, and then give percentage by volume?

I thought his problem was belts to hold up the pants?

Having a few more drinks than you planned to when out because you took transit to get there.

Took me too long to realize that I’ve always loved transit, but just never had the opportunity to use it

Sometimes Silicon Valley feels like the monorail man

Just don’t look up what they’re planning to build for the airport connection in San Jose…

Even if it’s not enough, it’s still good to celebrate even small victories like these.

That’s been my biggest struggle as well. I can spend way too much time finding the right map for an encounter, only to never actually use it.

The other option is building the encounters around the map, but a lot of the maps I find don’t ‘inspire’ me a whole lot, or aren’t thematically relevant to what I want to run (this dwarf king’s tomb looks cool, but I’d want at least a few other rooms in this dungeon, with other encounters. And my players are on a quest to kill a dragon, not a dwarf king)

I almost prefer a minimalistic tool; just a basic map that I can draw up quickly, basic tokens for enemies, and just flesh out my descriptions more.