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STRiPESandShades In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2013-01-05 16:46:32 +0000 UTC]
Pfff, that's awesome! Ahh, and that's why she doesn't know Drow. Makes sense! (I only jumped in at this comic, lol)
Mine I made because there's another Paladin in our party who's currently taking a fall-of-evil right now and mine- my Lucy- is this goody-two-shoes, innocent-and-sweet 16-year-old girl. Hilarity ensues.
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to STRiPESandShades [2013-01-07 07:20:21 +0000 UTC]
Oh, it's not an ongoing comic or anything, I just like to illustrate funny things that happens in the campaign from one time to another.
I see, I suppose that will be a fun experience, having a (lawful?) good paladin together with an evil paladin. 16 eh? Young for a paladin, what god does she serve ?
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STRiPESandShades In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2013-01-15 20:55:10 +0000 UTC]
I've never actually played a character this young, but I thought it would be interesting to play someone *younger* than me, instead of older, like I usually do.
It also leaves a lot of high school-ish drama. "OMG, who will take me to the ball?!"
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to STRiPESandShades [2013-01-17 10:03:06 +0000 UTC]
Yes you don't want to piss off the DM, unless you break the game in a genuine way by taking the wrong character decisions
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STRiPESandShades In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2013-01-18 07:44:26 +0000 UTC]
Which I've done! Unintentionally! It's hilarious to watch the DM freak out when it happens
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STRiPESandShades In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2013-01-18 19:26:32 +0000 UTC]
Aaaand if your character was like my first one, being not all too bright...
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to STRiPESandShades [2013-01-21 06:59:59 +0000 UTC]
The best way someone broke a game I have been in was when someone asked "Sooo...how does the sun work in D&D?" after we agreed that the sun worked in a similar way to the real world, he made a good case for modifying a flying vehicle and flying it into the sun. And that's how we ended up transferring our souls into warforged bodies and flying a cube shaped tower into the sun to get rid of an indestructible artifact, we dubbed it 'The Borg Mission'
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STRiPESandShades In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2013-01-23 13:39:53 +0000 UTC]
Oh man! That's at least three flavors of epic! Reminds me of this story I read once about a player who- within five minutes of the game starting and arriving in this village- managed to set up a property, mortgage, securities, *loan* and insurance systems on what I think was a single Profession roll. Someone studied for that business class!
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to STRiPESandShades [2013-01-23 13:55:30 +0000 UTC]
Yeah, it was pretty epic, though in a sense it was just a glorified dungeoncrawl, our enemies stole the research and pursued us and every time they caught up a battle ensued, still I doubt I'll ever go into space in a D&D game again.
That's funny, I do wonder how he pulled that one off. So what's the most messed up thing that has happened in a campaign you were in ?
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STRiPESandShades In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2013-01-29 14:55:27 +0000 UTC]
Oh man, I've read stories where people do things like set up whole property sales and management systems with insurance and bank loans on the first turn and stuff like that before, but nothing too bad happens in my campaign. The craziest stuff usually comes from Tordek (yeah, straight from the freaking corebook) who has a few Chaos Arrows from Olidimarra himself. Shoot one and roll the outcome off a table, it's glorious. Once, we ended up turning a Blue Dragon into Tiny size and one of the characters now has him as a pet.
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to STRiPESandShades [2013-01-30 07:39:56 +0000 UTC]
Aaaaw tiny dragon pet, did the dragon loose some brain-smarts too ? I wouldn't think that a dragon would accept being anyone's pet no matter the size.
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STRiPESandShades In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2013-01-31 20:01:45 +0000 UTC]
IIRC, it was re-configged to a Psudodragon but it had some... power struggles. We locked it in the rogue's Bag O' Holding when he did that.
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to STRiPESandShades [2013-02-01 07:19:12 +0000 UTC]
I thought one went insane and then suffocated from the lack of air when put in a bag of holding....
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STRiPESandShades In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2013-02-04 13:47:09 +0000 UTC]
Probably...? I think we were allowed to do that on DM Says So rules, gotta love 'em
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to STRiPESandShades [2013-02-04 14:01:39 +0000 UTC]
Anything you can get away with ! that's my policy in roleplaying
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vladstronsy [2012-10-15 01:13:07 +0000 UTC]
Welcome to the under dark, where if you smile, fate throws lich's at you.
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Aquin7777 [2012-07-02 21:09:59 +0000 UTC]
Ha! That would be an example of Drow thinking. I sure hope you had a lie detection spell on them when you got them to say they'd change their allegiance.
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to Aquin7777 [2012-07-03 06:28:55 +0000 UTC]
Nope, no lie-detector, that's what fun and quite risky about playing Lucy, she is quite naive' and very trusting. So when four of them swore to follow her she let them out, the last one were very devoted to Lolth, he would have nothing of Lucy's offer, so she let him out and banished him back to the Underdark, cursing him so that he could not return to the surface bearing evil intentions
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Aquin7777 In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2012-07-04 03:02:38 +0000 UTC]
Risky move for sure. I'd really expect them to try something sneaky. Still, good to see that they got a choice and a chance to prove themselves.
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to Aquin7777 [2012-07-04 07:57:11 +0000 UTC]
Oh as a player I certainly expected some of them to try something, but they behaved well, and she has collected over 18 000 none evil (it would probably be a bit optimistic to call them all good) drow at this point, so she must be doing something right.
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MDBard [2012-06-27 15:27:53 +0000 UTC]
I tend to run into this with goblins more often then not. But my goblin's talk like either backwoods red necks or extreme stereotype ghetto depending on rather there from the Depths, small tribe or a human city. Love the comic.
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MDBard In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2012-06-28 16:50:06 +0000 UTC]
My dwarves sound kinda viking mixed with Germans depending on location but I can not due a Scots voice for the life of me, Irish, wales, English, all accents I'm good with but never the Scottish. I use twenty to thirty different voices when I play my favorite by far though is the inner city goblins. High pitched with a slight snarl ("Lisen motha Foka me say one time real gud an nomo he be big boss man an kick humin ass gud an fas") Does not type as well as it sounds though..lol
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to MDBard [2012-06-29 07:09:59 +0000 UTC]
You sound like a fun GM, I couldn't do voices or accents to save my but.
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Spiritwaker092 [2012-06-27 12:48:37 +0000 UTC]
Lol. Honor=dead idiot. Truth in Drow society.
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Zetsumeimaru [2012-06-27 07:30:51 +0000 UTC]
very nice and very true sadly...
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to Zetsumeimaru [2012-06-27 08:10:26 +0000 UTC]
Thanks, yeah, drow society is pretty messed up
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Zetsumeimaru In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2012-06-27 08:11:53 +0000 UTC]
I just want to see a chocolate skinned Dark Elf from before Lolth decided to be a bitch.
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Zetsumeimaru In reply to Cheesedemon88 [2012-06-27 08:25:03 +0000 UTC]
If only more people did art of true Dark Elves...
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to Zetsumeimaru [2012-06-27 10:12:08 +0000 UTC]
I don't know, dark elves are cool and all, but I really like the design of the drow though, the white on grey is a really cool and very distinct colour combination
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Cheesedemon88 In reply to RilwenShadowflame [2012-06-25 08:14:28 +0000 UTC]
It is certainly a good phrase, but it's not exactly subtle, what Lucy was trying to convey with a throwaway comment about being "honorable" was that she most importantly would treat them fairly and be kind to them, but she would also be on her guard against trickery. It's all about the way you say it, but when the word you are looking for doesn't exist, or has a so radically different meaning, all the subtle meaning kinda falls away
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