Gaspar

Can't speak for the poster above, but my pancreas decided a couple decades ago to stop producing insulin. So, the "devil I know" will turn my blood into pancake syrup in short order if I'm not careful.

That ain't Falco!

Appears to be a formatting thing. The comic itself has the appropriate format of /Dave/tim-actually-said-this, properly denoting that they are two different people

Dave (McElfatrick) is one of the creators of C&H, and Tim (Buckley) is the "creator" of loss (and CAD)

I think you'll find that the universe pretty much covers everything

Hey man, nice shot.

Are you perhaps referring to the old classic, A New Sith, or Revenge of the Hope? Found reposted on Livejournal of all places, but apparently the original has fallen off the internet.

I salute you, brave gamer.

o7

happens in the same universe

Somehow, amazingly, I feel like this needs to be clarified. The creator decided to put in a secret ending to his previous series where the protagonist, who rides a dragon, somehow slips into an alternate reality where you inexplicably suddenly play a rhythm game against an eldritch monstrosity and then get shot out of the sky by a literal fighter jet. And that universe is where Nier takes place.

Yoko Taro is an insane man and I love it. I still won't play Drakengard, but that's just because it's not a great game.

You cannot see the fluid lining of his brain unless it is exposed

I would like to submit, as a counterpoint, the Ring of X-Ray Vision from the 2014 5e basic ruleset.

Soooo... Destroy Water, please, Mr. DM.

It ends up being kind of integral to the plot.

I've been told I give good hugs. If I ever see you offline, I've got one for you. (Admittedly unlikely - I rarely leave the house except to work)

In the meantime, internet hugs. I hope you get a real one soon.