For someone so hot to be so cold . <| sep |> You ' re okay with the premiums doubling ? Because I can ' t wait for it to be repealed , my insurance went up nearly 300 dollars . <| sep |> Good writeup . If I had to nitpick , I ' d say that expressions like Te would collect data from the environment should be reconsidered due to perceiving functions being the collectors , and judging functions operating on the data . <| sep |> Mine too ! Feline asthma ? After a year or two I think he finally realizes he can breathe better if he takes it and I ' m super grateful <| sep |> One approach is don ' t actually draw a maze as mapping it out can be tedious . Have feature blocks that are scattered throughout the maze and link them like you would a mind map or flowchart . Each time the party takes an exit from a feature area roll on a table to see if they hit a dead end loop around to the area just vacated reach the next encounter area . any of the above plus random encounterOnce an option is rolled they can choose to use it again without a roll or roll again ignoring the options they haven ' t discovered . You can put conditions , because magic , on certain paths like it can only be traveled in one direction or must have a certain item to work . E . g . A magical field may cause you to get turned around if you aren ' t carrying a warding stone . A feature block could be a creature encounter , an interesting feature or landmark , an obstacle locked doorpuzzle or clues a magic mouth that spits out riddles .