(No blog post next week, seeing as how it's the 13th week.) Statblocks When I first downloaded Obsidian and began using the ITS Theme, I avoided one of the primary features that makes it a powerhouse for TTRPGs: the statblocks callout. First, many of its elements centered around D&D mechanics, which Daggerheart renders irrelevant, such as the Initiative and Death Saves. Second, the code block intimidated me: > [!statblocks] > ![Char Image|cover right circle htiny wtiny lp]()

You know how some people thrive(d) in school while others struggle(d)? I was one of the former. I graduated near the top of my class in high school and graduated Summa Cum Laude for my Bachelor's Degree. Post-graduation was where I struggled, suddenly finding myself standing amidst the collapsed walls where structure had once existed and not eager to rack up even more student debt by aiming for Master's or Doctorate degrees. Certainly, such pursuits would have given me the st

I currently have 41 plug-ins installed in Obsidian. We'll be lucky if I make it through this post without installing another. I can't help it. I get bored and start wondering, "What other cool plug-ins do people use? How can I optimize my setup further?" Then, within minutes, I find myself browsing articles or Reddit and installing new plug-ins to tinker with, which, to be fair, is a much better pastime than doom scrolling. You've seen the Theme already, but look! Look at how