Engywuck 1w ago • 100%
Agreed. Not much more expensive than a VPS and saves you a lot of headaches.
Engywuck 1w ago • 25%
You don't need uBO that if your browser has a capable adblocker. It's been 3 years without uBO for me and I have seen exactly 0 ads.
Engywuck 1w ago • 100%
I am lucky enough to have more than a couple of these friends, from decades ago :-)
Engywuck 1w ago • 80%
Brave+self-hosted SearXNG
Engywuck 2w ago • 80%
Not this with built-in adblockers, despite someone's wishes.
Engywuck 2w ago • 80%
I was talking about AdGuard, not AdGuard Home.
Engywuck 2w ago • 33%
AdGuard is not a DNS blocker
Engywuck 2w ago • 62%
No, you're wrong.
Engywuck 2w ago • 85%
Browsers with in built adblocker or system wide AdGuard.
Engywuck 3w ago • 80%
No. I don't give my money to Amazon. Fuck them.
Engywuck 3w ago • 100%
I feel like this, honestly. Amazing meme.
Engywuck 3w ago • 50%
Agreed
Engywuck 4w ago • 100%
I don't have a favorite blog. I just search for info when I need it and disregard every YT link, going straight to "real" web pages.
Engywuck 4w ago • 12%
Engywuck 4w ago • 100%
Thanks!
Form that committ, it seems to me that LOS is finally allowing signature spoofing for microg (under certain conditions). Have they finally changed their mind?
Hi all! We're a family of three, my wife, my son (11M) and I. We would like to start playing "real" D&D, after trying a **very** simplified version we bought a couple years ago. I've been playing "real" D&D with my friends many years ago, but only as a player, never as the DM. What I'm looking for is a set comprising a Player's Handbook, a DM Handbook and Rules (?). I'm not really sure sure what else I would need to start... I'd be the DM and the player, at least at the beginning... Can anyone point me towards a good starter pack, with the minimum needed books? Also, any additional suggestion would be welcome. Thanks a lot in advance! EDIT: Thanks to everybody! These have been very useful suggestions. I think we may start with the "Starter Set" (cheap, slightly more advanced than the one we're using right now) and if the family enjoy it we may explore the "core rule set" afterwards. Hope my son may appreciate this kind of games, as a healtier alternative to phone/pc video games :-)
