scoundrel

Rook brings Dale Dorries, AKA Alehat to the table. Alehat is a greedy, rotten scoundrel feeding his retirement fund with ill-gotten gains.

Rook and I discuss filling a role in a party, using characters to try out game mechanics, and being out for yourself.

This character is built for Blades in the Dark.

Roger Peters, who also goes by Rook, is the owner of Epic Sages, a multi-TTRPG focused hosting site. He’s played and/or ran various TTRPGs for over 15 years.

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Join us for this fun and captivating conversation between Patricia Holbrook and Max Lucado. 

In this episode, Max and Patricia start the conversation talking about their experiences in Brazil.  They turn their conversation to the subject of Max' new book:  "God Never Gives Up on You," drawing lessons from the biblical character Jacob, who, despite his flaws, was chosen by God and used to fulfill His plans. Max reminds us that no matter how far we may have strayed, God is never done with us. 

He shares stories from his own life, including his battles with alcohol and anger, highlighting the power of God's grace and the beauty of the gospel message. Max also talks about his new book  

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A wonderful novel that keeps you engaged. If you knew nothing about sailing you would still know that the author is really a world class sailor. He brings the yacht in the story to life. He beautifully translates the creaks and noises of the boat struggling in the rough sea into a language ripe with feeling. He has developed the characters so you see them as they are and how they got to be who they are. I highly recommend this novel. Nan https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BFTSWDBQ 

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Psalm 14

For some reason, the fool often is connected with mistreating the poor. Perhaps the poor come up because they have no place to turn but to God for refuge. And the fool often thinks he can get away with what he wants with them because the fool doesn't see God's protection. Edwin and Andrew discuss what it means to take refuge in God and why you don't have to be poor to do so, but it may help.

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