Belated [chat] macabre

Jacobkosh

A couple days too late on this, but I usually like to link the classic PBS cartoon of Danse Macabre that many millions of us watched in grade school music class in the 80s. It's good shit and always set the tone perfectly for a spooky Halloween, or just autumn in general, if you were a kid with morbid tendencies.

Idk you can pretend it's about covid and the election or something

https://youtu.be/9CHqhsMP80E

Chanus

so i see the mods didn't discuss the new [chat] plan behind closed doors

RMS Oceanic

DM had rocks fall everyone dies.

Doodmann

geth roll 1d20 for top 10 anime betrayals

top 10 anime betrayals:

1d20 16 [1d20=16]

Atomika

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Hi I'm Vee!

Doodmann wrote: »

geth roll 1d20 for top 10 anime betrayals

Pretty bad, didn't even actually make it into the top 10.

Elki

Let that be a lesson to you, plebs.

Arch

Geth, roll a d20 for Plebs

Hahnsoo1

Jacobkosh wrote: »

A couple days too late on this, but I usually like to link the classic PBS cartoon of Danse Macabre that many millions of us watched in grade school music class in the 80s. It's good shit and always set the tone perfectly for a spooky Halloween, or just autumn in general, if you were a kid with morbid tendencies.

Idk you can pretend it's about covid and the election or something

https://youtu.be/9CHqhsMP80E

Traditionally, a violin is tuned to an A4 and an Eb5 (a tritone) instead of an A4 and E5 (perfect 5th) on the top two strings to play the opening notes of this. There's a different harsh tone that you get from a violin when playing open strings (as opposed to playing the notes by holding down the strings with your fingers), and whoever plays the solo part has the unenviable task of playing the whole thing on an out of tune violin. Although most people I knew (myself included) basically just played the whole thing on the D and A strings to avoid this.

Arch

Damnit, Geth

Geth roll 1d1 for is arch a pleb

is arch a pleb:

1d1 1 [1d1=1]

jungleroomx

Elki wrote: »

Let that be a lesson to you, plebs.

idgi

Chanus

Hahnsoo1 wrote: »

Jacobkosh wrote: »

A couple days too late on this, but I usually like to link the classic PBS cartoon of Danse Macabre that many millions of us watched in grade school music class in the 80s. It's good shit and always set the tone perfectly for a spooky Halloween, or just autumn in general, if you were a kid with morbid tendencies.

Idk you can pretend it's about covid and the election or something

https://youtu.be/9CHqhsMP80E

Traditionally, a violin is tuned to an A4 and an Eb5 (a tritone) instead of an A4 and E5 (perfect 5th) on the top two strings to play the opening notes of this. There's a different harsh tone that you get from a violin when playing open strings (as opposed to playing the notes by holding down the strings with your fingers), and whoever plays the solo part has the unenviable task of playing the whole thing on an out of tune violin. Although most people I knew (myself included) basically just played the whole thing on the D and A strings to avoid this.

this is totally dumb but it never occurred to me stringed instruments other than guitars might use alternate tunings

21stCentury

oh hey...

DnD no longer has racial stereotypes (fantasy ones) be a mechanical imperative!

That's a good step forward... good going wizards.

jungleroomx

Atomika's chat OP about killed me

Neco

Wowowowowow

cB557

Atomika and Dewback rolled 19s to make the next chat, so I think the GM is fudging rolls.

Elki

The best things in life are rarely planned.

21stCentury

Yikes, mods completely nuked Amy's thread.

Atomika

I will repost it everyday until I am rightfully reinstated

Havelock2.0

Geth, roll 1d20 for [chat]

[chat]:

1d20 5 [1d20=5]

Havelock2.0

fuck

Mim

Geth, roll 1d20 for [chat] revolution!

[chat] revolution!:

1d20 15 [1d20=15]

Elki

*I put on my helmet and jack boots*

Mim

LET’S BATHE THIS MOTHER IN DICKBLOOD!

jungleroomx

Geth, roll 1d20 for [chat]

[chat]:

1d20 5 [1d20=5]

RedTide

Elki wrote: »

*I put on my helmet and jack boots*

I thought dart night at the Knights of Columbus was Tuesday?

Havelock2.0

jungleroomx wrote: »

Geth, roll 1d20 for [chat]

brother

Jacobkosh

Hahnsoo1 wrote: »

Jacobkosh wrote: »

A couple days too late on this, but I usually like to link the classic PBS cartoon of Danse Macabre that many millions of us watched in grade school music class in the 80s. It's good shit and always set the tone perfectly for a spooky Halloween, or just autumn in general, if you were a kid with morbid tendencies.

Idk you can pretend it's about covid and the election or something

https://youtu.be/9CHqhsMP80E

Traditionally, a violin is tuned to an A4 and an Eb5 (a tritone) instead of an A4 and E5 (perfect 5th) on the top two strings to play the opening notes of this. There's a different harsh tone that you get from a violin when playing open strings (as opposed to playing the notes by holding down the strings with your fingers), and whoever plays the solo part has the unenviable task of playing the whole thing on an out of tune violin. Although most people I knew (myself included) basically just played the whole thing on the D and A strings to avoid this.

Can you tell if the one in the video is tuned the expected way? I was a woodwind player so this shit is all voodoo to me.

RMS Oceanic

Geth, roll 1d20

1d20 14 [1d20=14]

Neco

Geth roll 20 for Neco is best

Neco is best:

20 20

Atomika

That was the only thread I started this year

Snuffed out, like a bug you didn't even see when you stepped on it

All those moments lost, like tears in the rain

Neco

AMAZING!!!

Hahnsoo1

Jacobkosh wrote: »

Hahnsoo1 wrote: »

Jacobkosh wrote: »

A couple days too late on this, but I usually like to link the classic PBS cartoon of Danse Macabre that many millions of us watched in grade school music class in the 80s. It's good shit and always set the tone perfectly for a spooky Halloween, or just autumn in general, if you were a kid with morbid tendencies.

Idk you can pretend it's about covid and the election or something

https://youtu.be/9CHqhsMP80E

Traditionally, a violin is tuned to an A4 and an Eb5 (a tritone) instead of an A4 and E5 (perfect 5th) on the top two strings to play the opening notes of this. There's a different harsh tone that you get from a violin when playing open strings (as opposed to playing the notes by holding down the strings with your fingers), and whoever plays the solo part has the unenviable task of playing the whole thing on an out of tune violin. Although most people I knew (myself included) basically just played the whole thing on the D and A strings to avoid this.

Can you tell if the one in the video is tuned the expected way? I was a woodwind player so this shit is all voodoo to me.

Oh, absolutely. It's definitely alternately tuned to the tritone.

Neco

Geth roll 20 for Neco is garbage

Neco is garbage:

20 20

21stCentury

geth roll 1d482 for how much.

how much:

1d482 206 [1d482=206]

Mim

Atomika wrote: »

That was the only thread I started this year

Snuffed out, like a bug you didn't even see when you stepped on it

All those moments lost, like tears in the rain

It’s like rain on your wedding day

Chanus

Chanus wrote: »

Hahnsoo1 wrote: »

Jacobkosh wrote: »

A couple days too late on this, but I usually like to link the classic PBS cartoon of Danse Macabre that many millions of us watched in grade school music class in the 80s. It's good shit and always set the tone perfectly for a spooky Halloween, or just autumn in general, if you were a kid with morbid tendencies.

Idk you can pretend it's about covid and the election or something

https://youtu.be/9CHqhsMP80E

Traditionally, a violin is tuned to an A4 and an Eb5 (a tritone) instead of an A4 and E5 (perfect 5th) on the top two strings to play the opening notes of this. There's a different harsh tone that you get from a violin when playing open strings (as opposed to playing the notes by holding down the strings with your fingers), and whoever plays the solo part has the unenviable task of playing the whole thing on an out of tune violin. Although most people I knew (myself included) basically just played the whole thing on the D and A strings to avoid this.

this is totally dumb but it never occurred to me stringed instruments other than guitars might use alternate tunings

to clarify i mean my not realizing it is dumb heh

jungleroomx

Atomika wrote: »

That was the only thread I started this year

Snuffed out, like a bug you didn't even see when you stepped on it

All those moments lost, like tears in the rain

At least they transplanted THEDICKBLOOD post here.

Or was that you?

Atomika

jungleroomx wrote: »

Atomika wrote: »

That was the only thread I started this year

Snuffed out, like a bug you didn't even see when you stepped on it

All those moments lost, like tears in the rain

At least they transplanted THEDICKBLOOD post here.

Or was that you?

No that was them! Our gracious lords.

Havelock2.0

Geth roll 1d20 for 1d20

1d20:

1d20 16 [1d20=16]

SummaryJudgment

Ziggy with Thunderlords was hilarious

Each mine in the minefield counted as a spell hit