Swedneck

everyone knows the sign of a responsible pet owner is keeping it locked in a cage 24/7 so it can't hurt itself

it could work if they agree to just be underpowered, like they have parts of each class' standard kit and it mostly doesn't work well but every now and then they can get some sweet sweet synergy from some abilities and save the day.

And because of this José always feels a bit left out, so he's always eager to do something useful even if it's just casting mage light (which is one of the few spells he can wrap his head around).
He's also just generally a really nice guy and he's great at mundane things like cooking and he doesn't complain, so he doesn't quite realize that his party is being pretty mean and taking advantage of him. But over time the others just can't help but start considering him a close friend and he becomes a vital part of the team.

fwiw it's not exactly difficult, it's just weird english basically. The alphabet is literally just english with different symbols.

skajrimm bälångs to de nårds

looks at glasgow "yeah you know what that checks out, fairy'noff"

make sure to not call gay people sinners and you're probably good

whenever i find a game that i actually want to keep playing i give a quick prayer to the gods, thanking them for their mercy

go figure that game was The Long Dark this time, only thing more violently autistic than a realistic canadian survival game would be a railway planning ga- sigh

i mean that's the experience with getting a neurodivergence diagnosis, you have to remember a bunch of times to meet the psychologist and you have to actively reach out to a health clinic to even get the whole process started in the first place.

It's like it's all specifically designed to keep ADHD and autistic people from getting a diagnosis

this sounds like an interesting version of d&d

what does that have to do with desperation? that's just praxis

waffle stomp

i mean i'm not sure how that's relevant here but yeah, i agree