Seems the way the memory transfer works is that it makes it seem like YOUR memories. Not something that was delivered to you

Wrong. If one points a direction, they may have just been actually familiar with the layout of the castle.

Grim episode lol

This whole desk is a travesty. The cat is just trying to hide some of it from you, covering your shame

You ever smelled a coyote or a raccoon?

Remember, no elvish.

I think they are making a crucifixion joke?

Which, in that moment you were in full control.

I mean that dog looks pretty resigned to the fact that the human is in full control.

Well put.

Expressing a personal opinion here: anything but truly balanced and open poly just seems like cheating with extra steps, queer or not.

It’s among a list of risk factors for queer relationships, and I made an assumption that polyamory that’s discussed/known/ in the open would be just fine, like everyone would be cool with it

I see your point on the basis that a relationship is really just an economy of trust and understanding.

but I bet there’s other social dynamics unique to a culture same as any other group has is unique behaviors

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Shouldn’t practiced polyamory be known, and discussed? (Therefore accepted by both parties?)

I feel like the alternative is cheating (hidden, secret)

I’m ignorant of this but do poly practitioners struggle with relationship duration/durability? I guess I could see how, but that seems like an assumption.

You’re gonna have big feet no matter what

Touch grass dude

“you will not be doing the fucking”

I guess we disagree, and that’s fine.

I believe any setting with undead has firmly entered the grim arena, even if not fully branded as such.

Dnd is a rich world, imo a richer world but capturing wholesome, classical adventure, and grim concepts. The edge of grim can indeed be…edgy.

It’s not for everyone, or every character to want to learn about, because it’s literally evil, and alignments.

The world if fuller with good, and bad. (And edgy)

Given the edit, this is a super misleading comment.