Ha, I like it. Haven’t played a bard yet and been toying with a halfling creation bard idea, could fit.

I have no problem with new players provided you’re willing to learn, listen and be cooperative. It’s easy to fall into a bit of main character syndrome but as long as you’re willing to receive feedback then you are genuinely already going to be better than like… 60%, minimum, of other online players.

I’ve been fleshing out a world, nations, factions, gods, and various potential plotlines for the past year or so. Should be done in the next 1-4 weeks, likely sooner than later. If you’re actually interested (or if anyone is), just shoot me a message. The only thing that I actively require from my players is a DnD Beyond account, a Discord account, a sense of humor, a spark of imagination and a goal to both play your story and uplift others in theirs. I cannot guarantee that you’ll be able to play just by messaging, i’m going to end up interviewing people to an extent and judging vibes. Want to make sure everyone is chill and ready to get along with one another. But by all means, my messages are open.

Honestly they always are but no one ever messages me… Well outside of the occasional newbie who is trying to figure out Lemmy, sees my username a lot and goes “He probably knows how it works!” Which, fair. I do. Good person to ask lol

If I had to choose I think I’d be top right pancake

How about yall?
If you had to choose one who’d you be?

Hey, hey, now.

Nobody on roll 20 can afford a real machete

$6.99 at Harbor Freight!

The Pathfinder version of this meme is the same, they’re just all wearing a rainbow flag.

Dammit Harbor Freight! Always ruining a mid tier joke with affordable pricing on acceptable quality goods!

Why not make a group with the good players?

You are being very generous with that “acceptable quality”.

I had a co-worker who couldn’t stop bragging about an angle grinder he got for $5 at Harbor Freight.

I thought that’s a pretty good deal, so I went in and got some gardening tools, in particular a shovel that was only a few bucks.

The very first time I stuck that shovel into dirt, the metal head bent and sheared off.

The next day I told my co-worker what happened, and he went on to admit his angle grinder only powered on one time before it broke. “But it was only $5!” He added.

I think everyone gets their “one and done” experience there.