Sims 2
Oh yeah, 5E is much simpler than 3.5, and I think it’s even simpler than 4E and 2nd edition (and maybe 1st)
Oh yeah, 5E is much simpler than 3.5, and I think it’s even simpler than 4E and 2nd edition (and maybe 1st)
The first thing....
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SimCity 2000.
That’s interesting! How does the battle syst n work? I know 4th Ed was very squares based.
That’s interesting! How does the battle syst n work? I know 4th Ed was very squares based.
SimsCity (DS)
I believe it’s exactly the same but it uses the word square less and a number of feats more (a square is a 5 foot by 5 foot area)
I believe it’s exactly the same but it uses the word square less and a number of feats more (a square is a 5 foot by 5 foot area)
“That frog is eating butter?”
“No silly, it’s Ah ha, I have fooled you into eating the artificial substance that mimics the taste of butter, which comes from cows, commonly referred to as “I can’t believe it’s not butter!” Take that!”
“No silly, it’s Ah ha, I have fooled you into eating the artificial substance that mimics the taste of butter, which comes from cows, commonly referred to as “I can’t believe it’s not butter!” Take that!”
Vegenaise.
(which is, for a fan of mayonnaise as I am, astoundingly close to the real thing, and tasty too)
(which is, for a fan of mayonnaise as I am, astoundingly close to the real thing, and tasty too)
Food colouring.
I've just looked up a recipe, it sounds great actually - might have to give it a go. Also, you know what I meant by yellowcake, right?
I've just looked up a recipe, it sounds great actually - might have to give it a go. Also, you know what I meant by yellowcake, right?
Smarties.
An experience you'd probably want to avoid IRL ;p though in point of fact, its not actually very radioactive, as these things go. Less so than uranium ore, because the ore contains the more radioactive decay products too.
An experience you'd probably want to avoid IRL ;p though in point of fact, its not actually very radioactive, as these things go. Less so than uranium ore, because the ore contains the more radioactive decay products too.
Dweeb.
Oh noooooo no no eating would be extraordinarily bad. It’s a heavy metal, and very toxic. Not as toxic as plutonium, but toxic.
Oh noooooo no no eating would be extraordinarily bad. It’s a heavy metal, and very toxic. Not as toxic as plutonium, but toxic.