I feel like Moulder would be offering advice and counsel to the members of the army in him downtime; hearing their worries, offering his wisdoms, giving them a calm face to talk to amidst the battles and tactics. Helping where he can as a man of the cloth and a vassal of King Hayden. Arthur might be doing similar, but also offering blessing tland prayer to the fallen, friend or foe. He may also be consecration the remains of fallen monsters to stay off the Demon King's tenacity in whatever way he can. Neimi (in your campaign at least) could possibly be hunting for the army to keep food and rations steady; impressing the other members with her skills. She might almost cry prepping or skinning an animal, and stops herself with a melancholic joke like "I must not cry over this. If I cry.. Colm will come and make fun of me for it. He'd... He'd be happy that I'm doing what I can." before going back to things. Knoll would probably be keeping to himself, but still would respond to others if they had questions. Aside from his knowledge of the events with Lyon, he would probably speak of the nature of Magvelian Dark Magic, it's benefits and it's dangers. Who knows; maybe Ewan could be listening to his dissertations on the subject and grows curious of it himself.

It's always good to see you, Moulder

I LOVE Legends & Lattes, and its presequel Bookstores & Bonedust. I'm going to keep an eye out for more in the series. (ComicFoil, if you haven't read B&B yet, I definitely think you'll enjoy the character of Fern. She's a Ratkin like Thimble, but she is LOUD! And has a sailor's mouth. Very fun.) Oh! Thinking of D&D stuff, I'm still working on my little homebrew world. Bit piecemeal as yet (I don't have a map in mind, for example), but I do have some things figured out. For example, one of the main 12 gods is Sun Wukong, who "liberated" (stole) some Goblinoids to be his followers. There's also a historical figure who was the Pirate King Joll E Roger, who is very inspired by Gol D Roger from One Piece, and his treasure is a potential campaign hook. So many ideas! But if I do manage to get a group idea, I'd probably use one of my premade campaign books ("The Wild Beyond The Witchlight" or "Strixhaven : A Curriculum Of Chaos" most likely, but I do have others) for at least a first campaign.

The gorgon being a bull like creature with tough hide and poison breath sounds similar to a gyuki/ushi-oni, which is a Japanese yokai often described as a bull creature with either octopus or spider limbs and poisonous breath. They appear as enemies in Shin Megami Tensei, and you fight one in Nioh 2 as a boss, also in Naruto one of the tailed beast is one named Gyuki who despite his intimidating appearance is shown to be quite cordial. Also Ushi-Oni literally translates to Ox Demon.

Two questions regarding Delicious in Dungeon (to GS and CF as well as to chat): 1. Would you guys like to see an official Delicious in Dungeon cookbook? (I definitely would. Would be a nice addition to my collection of OTHER geeky cookbooks, including the two Heroes Feast books.) 2. What classes do you guys think the Delicious in Dungeon characters are? EDIT: Just thought of a third. 3. You think people are going to use the cooking rules from the Loading Crew's Waifu Handbook to try and create a Delicious in Dungeon campaign? EDIT 2: The talk of the value of a gold coin. According to internet nerds, the IRL value of a gold piece in D&D is around US$10 based on its spending power. (Which in turn makes the silver piece a buck and the copper piece a dime.) Also...Ratkin: He becomes the chef. So...Remmy from "Ratatouille", but a D&D version.

I ran into a video talking about kobolds but basically kobolds are in general more dog like in the east partly from some old games back then.

Probably doing their hobbies if they have any or continue their romantic relationships if any