You nailed it.

My comment was 10,000% sarcasm. Of course they don’t add jobs, trickledown economics is a complete crock of shit lol

Bahahaha I felt that I didn’t have to add /s to the end of that, I was obviously wrong…

That’s not a dog…it’s a raccoon! Oh my god, look at that raccoon wearing a hat!

But if they lose money they can’t invest it and create jobs.

Good stuff, that’s not terrible at all, just the tinyest bit of preplanning - the phone hotspot is an excellent idea.

How have you found offline mode to work while traveling? I remember hearing early on it was a bear to use without wifi without extra steps.

I’m in the same boat as you. For me, the ability to be with other people not in front of my computer, would be my driver.

Just blocked the [email protected] and my feed is soooo much better.

Really frustrating that all of those above was spammed into all of those communities.

I was thinking the same thing. Maybe this year is the year I make the same jump. Really good, practical use of the tool.

Very excited for the development.

While a little off topic for a cost & scarcity standpoint, Ive found using ChatGPT is a fantastic brainstorming tool for on-the spot/ interesting shops.

I use this template for pretty good results for our settings:

Using the D&D 5th edition rules, please provide the name of the shop, a succinct description of the outside and inside, shop owner description (include gender and race), their name, and one or two unique items the players could obtain from the shop from the following prompts:

Shop themes: random

Shop specialty: Dried food

Part of town the shop is located in: outskirts of town

Love it. Simple & elegant.

To build on the idea, if a bookshelf doesn’t fit the vibe of the area you could use light hitting crystal prisms that put out color, that the party could rotate to get the right color alignment or have them shine their light on the door or a spot on the wall or floor.