The big one was its complete lack of mobility abilities or ranged attacks, so a party with overland flight could attack it pretty much with impunity. Iirc that was most commonly paired with shrinking a bunch of boulders, carrying them up with you, then dropping them right as the shrinking spell expired. This is all from memory 15 years ago though so details could be a bit sketchy.
I haven't played Stoneburner yet, but I ran a 10 session campaign of Tales of the Burned Stones (the free fantasy version released as a reward from the Stoneburner Kickstarter), and it was super fun! If you get a chance I highly recommend bumping Stoneburner up in your queue.
I'm gonna try to! I only just started today, so I'm up against the clock, but I shooouuuld be able to get my game in in time.
Hacker News is basically Reddit if it only had r/technology and no other subs
Losing Unsplash hurts :(
Losing Unsplash hurts :(
Losing Unsplash hurts :(
My current job is all Ubuntu LTS, my job before that was all CentOS, and my job before that was a mixture of Debian and FreeBSD.
I use this one, and it's pretty nice: https://weasyprint.org/. They implement their own rendering engine so its support of new features and edge cases isn't the best, but every problem I've run into with it has been solvable with a little work. I really like it for laying out printed forms!