#my hacks

[lilolilyr]

Idiots In Love: a Hacks HBO Avorah photo story for @duckprintspress' May Trope Mayhem! Written for @lesbianlovelife who prompted Avorah for 'idiots to lovers' and 'mentor and mentee'.

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Ava: *looking hot af in a suit*

Deborah: *goddamn* *lesbian heart eyes*

Ava: what, finally admitting women can wear suits?

Deb: y-yes. Absolutely, that's what this is about. I need a suit.

*next event*

*both wearing suits*

Ava: we match!

Deb: I wear it better.

Ava: hot damn you sure do!

*flirt*

*...*

*fall into bed together*

...

You'd think this is their happy ending, right? It isn't. (yet)

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Part 1 of ? • more Avorah • prompt me!

[bloodybellycomb]

One massive, legitimate way to improve as a writer or artist or in any creative endeavor really, is to become absolutely obsessed with something and to allow yourself to be weird about it. Genuinely mean this btw.

[hinamie]

post-graduation trip airport looks

[doesephs]

getting mugged by a bisexual man? ask him about his relationship with his father and the coast is clear

[wrenderart]

I made this a couple of months ago but. hack your 3ds. do it right now.

[juneplaysgames]

So I've been tinkering with a Sonic the Hedgehog TTRPG

My current build is an MHR retroclone. It's a lot of fun making adventures and characters for this game again!

One of my missions today was to simplify NPC creation, so that I can create opposition much faster. Most villains in the original game are as detailed as the PCs, so I wanted a way to retain their strength in the game while simplifying their construction. This way it's much easier to improvise as the GM.

So, on NPCs the solo/duo/team dice are gone and replaced with a single power level. Minor NPCs have a single power level die, like 1d8. A similar major NPC would have 2d8 or even 3d8. The stronger the NPC, the more dice they have in their power level, and the higher the step of the dice.

1d8: a minor presence, but helpful. Most minor NPCs are at this power level.

4d6: able to act in a large area, but not focused or efficacious.

2d10: able to strike with intent, and endanger one or two foes at a time.

6d12: Run. If you can.

Their power level reflects their overall power tier. The kinds of powers an NPC has are included in Fate-like aspects -- along with their other distinctive traits.

Mechanical limbs

Wielder of the Chaos Force

Sniper

Wise-Ass

And a standard short list of stunts and weaknesses makes the most time consuming part of the process go so much quicker.

Stunt: Zone Effect. You may attack multiple targets. When you do, add a d6 and keep an additional impact die for each additional target.

Stunt: Charge. For this action, step back a power level die to double an aspect, or step back an aspect to double a power level die.

Stunt: Impervious. Spend a drama die to ignore incoming [STRESS TYPE].

Stunt: Cold-Blooded. When you use a d4 aspect, add a d8 to the drama pool instead of a d6.

Stunt: Risky. Step up your impact die for this action. If your action fails, step up [STRESS TYPE].

Stunt: Keen Mind. When you create an advantage with your [ASPECT], remove the highest rolling die and double or step up your skill die.

Stunt: Speak of the Devil. Activate an opening to reroll your dice pool.

Stunt: Debilitate. When you inflict a hindrance, you may step back a power level die for the remainder of the round and step up your effect.

Drawback: Wretch. When you take action against a player, count 1s and 2s as openings. You may still use 2s in your total or impact.

Drawback: Exhausted. Add a d6 to the drama pool and deactivate [ASPECT].

Drawback: Vulnerability. Step up incoming [STRESS TYPE] to step up a drama die.

Drawback: Unreliable. Add a d6 to the drama pool and turn [ASPECT] into a hindrance.

For example:

Fiona Fox (Auto-Automaton)

Power level: 2d10

Aspects Infiltrator Unit Veneer of Sweetness Premium Robotnik Construction

Stunts

Stunt: Cold-Blooded. When you use a d4 aspect, add a d8 to the drama pool instead of a d6.

Stunt: Debilitate. When you inflict a hindrance, you may step back a power level die for the remainder of the round and step up your effect.

Drawback: Vulnerability. When attacked with water or electricity, step up incoming physical stress to step up a drama die.

Skills d8 Menace d10 Psych d8 Combat

Next time I want to talk about campaign & adventure prep, and moving away from the "event" model.

[littlefankingdom]

Bruce is a overprotective and kind of strict parent, but he is very lax in some domains where other parents wouldn't. Here are some examples:

His kids stealing money from him. You will never catch Bruce Wayne lecturing his kids for taking his money. In the Arkhamverse, Jason steals 5 millions from Bruce's bank account to buy his army, and the problems for Bruce are: he didn't know it was Jason so it stressed him a bit, and Jason used it to buy an army.

Stealing from him in general. What is his is theirs. Unless it's dangerous. (Cars are death machines for his anxious self, which is why buying another batmobile for the young justice is not acceptable, or is kids taking it for a ride. He did made Redbird for Tim as a gift for when he got his license.)

Stealing from the cops (he has done it himself so many times)

Stealing money from rich people. In Knightfall, Bruce meets a British vigilante named Hood who steals from the rich to give to the poor, and Bruce had NO problems with that. He likes the young man. Stealing possessions is an issue tho. (Dick should follow his Robin Hood's dream, his father is fine with that)

Hacking into government facilities or anything really. Unless it's to harm an innocent civilian, like a classmate, he will not say anything. Hacking the FBI? Good. Hacking a russian mafia? Ok. As long as they do it safely and follow Barbara's instructions, it's fine.

Lying to him. Bruce is always impressed when he realizes one of his kids lied to him and he believed them. He's the Batman, after all, they have been able to fool the Batman. When he learns that Tim invented a fake uncle, he is proud of him and he tells him such, because he made the Batman believed it.

[loopnoid]

you'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you (threat)!!!!

[wistfulwatcher]

1.03 A Gig's a Gig | 4.09 A Slippery Slope

[man1cpixiedreamcowboy]

gonna need a minimum of 4 two-page spreads of them going at it crazy style in the next issue

[lousolversons]

HACKS | S04E09 | A Slippery Slope

[blanc-ci]

Rewatching the 2009 movie and couldn’t get this idea out of my head

Rip Gaila I HAVE JUST BEEN INFORMED SHE SURVIVES IN YHE AOS COMICS!! YIPPIE

[eloiscbridgerton]

HACKS 4.09 – A Slippery Slope

[silencervalkyrie]

I made a ROM hack for Tetris (NES) combining it with another of my current hyperfixations: Sherlock Holmes!

It's my first hack ever and it's really simple, just changed some colors, some graphics and the default player names. But I'm quite happy with the results!

Uhm yeah, if you see a Holmes playing the chelo in the Type-B ending it's because I didn't know how to change the animation....his Stradivarius needed to be repaired, ok? In this screen the Westminster Abbey looks smaller than the one in the Type-A screen for the same reason LOL sorting out how code work is still difficult for me.

But the really important thing here is...

IRENE ADLER AND MS. HUDSON WINNERS

♡ You can download it here and here's a short demo of it (and here is a guide I made) ♡

[hattersarts]

SEASON FOUR!!!!!!!!!

[no1deahow]

The Revolutionary Army in a nutshell