You can drink the tap water in most places in Iceland without boiling it (especially in Reykjavik), but if you're further into the countryside then I would check first!
They don't have an integration with Roll20 like you can get with DNDB but it works excellently for most other use-cases - if you're looking to use non SRD content you'll need to download the relevant expansion files from this spreadsheet and import them:
This is super important to take note of - the whole idea of a Fediverse is that if you don't like a particular community or instance, you can create one of your own that subscribes to your ideals. It's a feature not a bug.
Tough one, maybe I am oversimplifying it but I'll try:
They hold personal beliefs that differ from other communities, and people are worried that they will promote those beliefs on the products/communities that they are involved in.
You can drink the tap water in most places in Iceland without boiling it (especially in Reykjavik), but if you're further into the countryside then I would check first!
Relevant Scott Manley video:
https://youtu.be/cxNJoaBLLNM
I've never worked with it before but looks like you can redeploy the "canister" and all code/data inside of it: https://internetcomputer.org/docs/current/developer-docs/setup/manage-canisters/#reinstall-a-canister
If you are looking for a free alternative to Dnd Beyond then I recommend Dungeon Masters Vault: https://www.dungeonmastersvault.com/
They don't have an integration with Roll20 like you can get with DNDB but it works excellently for most other use-cases - if you're looking to use non SRD content you'll need to download the relevant expansion files from this spreadsheet and import them:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/129gwuo7c2STrgnNs82KDIN3FcxKccRafOk4ykO_imak/edit#gid=1046689729
(sourced from Reddit here: https://www.reddit.com/r/dungeonmastersvault/comments/qa7eqw/all_content_orcbrew_file/)
😂 appreciated! I had the same reaction when it hit me too
This is super important to take note of - the whole idea of a Fediverse is that if you don't like a particular community or instance, you can create one of your own that subscribes to your ideals. It's a feature not a bug.
Uh oh
Pretty much yeah
Tough one, maybe I am oversimplifying it but I'll try:
They hold personal beliefs that differ from other communities, and people are worried that they will promote those beliefs on the products/communities that they are involved in.
Been looking for the same!
You might say, it's a dad joke? ducks