I think you’re being uncharitable. Those notes could be a strict railroad novel, but they’re as or more likely to be drop-in encounters, fun characters, interesting places, and so on. Plus like…some DMs just enjoy worldbuilding for its own sake, let 'em cook.

Surely one of the most takes of all times.

I bet there was a door with a lock on it once, but it got removed when everything overheated.

A blood choke also lasts like, 7 seconds. I knew a guy in highschool who used to do it to himself as a party trick.

The temptation to just post the address of a certain bar and a time is nearly overwhelming

Ooh, this looks neat. I don’t think I’d use it for spurious notes but it might be a good replacement place to do the making-it-good part

You need a method to quick jot stuff down in the moment. I use google keep for those thoughts/ideas. It’s on my phone, very low friction always to just pull it out and get something out of my head. Make it good later, just use your notes app (or an actual notepad if you’re oldschool) to get it out of your head so you can think of other stuff without worrying about losing it.

You mean y’all have adventuring parties that aren’t composed entirely of weird lil guys?

https://i.imgur.com/pZ0LzOA.jpeg

They used to just hit http://localhost/:<various ports>/cc.png which connected to your Creative Cloud app directly, but then Chrome started blocking Local Network Access, so they had to do this hosts file hack instead.

Ok but adobe what if you didn’t portscan me either, please.

cloaca

<3

I’m not making fun of you I just thought it was a funny word :) Also, sorry about your butt.

gastroentomologist

The DM gave him an OP magic item to compensate for his crappy build

Your worn items just kind of morph into your body when you wildshape. You don’t have to strip naked to go from humanoid to animal, for instance.

Magic is rare in most settings.

RAW that wouldn’t do anything though.

I don’t really go on other networks, is there drama about .ml?

Depending on your field, your business may already have a cybersecurity department. There’s an endless parade of thankless grunt work to be done like patching (often after hours), following up with users whose machines didn’t patch for whatever reason, and so on. (With your manager’s permission) you may be able to reach out to them and volunteer to help with some of those tasks, as a way to dip a toe into that world and start learning.