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I'm giving today's post to share with you a cause near and dear to my heart, # INeedDiverseGames . I Need Diverse Games is a 501c3 non-profit organization advocating for diverse voices in gaming. The organization sponsors attendance at conventions with diverse panel tracks, promotes diverse creators and teaches about diversity and inclusion in gaming spaces. There's plenty of ways to support this effort, starting with either  Patreon or   Twitch.tv . You can also continue to support and share the work of creators with underrepresented or marginalized voices from the tumblr and twitter accounts for INDG which boost games and creators regularly. We get that everyone struggles with funds, but every little bit helps. There's just a few people involved with Tanya at the helm, and there's still plenty of work to be done. Right now, INDG needs help with both funding and content and you can read more about both  here on this post . If you're new to Patreon, you...

In what I'm sure will be a continuing series, I bring you a very pertinent questions my players are currently pondering. In today's edition I bring you a question from my Tal'Dorei game, currently taking place in a city heavily modified from an old 3.5 campaign. On learning that the city they're currently in has abnormal ghosts who function more or less as living citizens: "Do they poop?" To be fair, it wasn't the very first question they asked. It also didn't take very long for our group's Wizard to get to it either. But you know, as the DM, I appreciate that they're taking an interest in the great mysteries of the city. I'm sure as they continue to learn more, the questions will evolve-- No, let's be honest. Until they solve if and how these specific ghostly humanoids poop, they won't be happy. Every campaign has one. The Adventure Zone had tacos-- I have ghost poo? Look out level 20. In which our intrepid adventur...