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In essence, Pathfinder is kind of four games to me - character building and optimization, collaborative storytelling through RP, collaborative tactical strategy through combat, and the crap I hate - mazes, puzzles, skill checks, traps, and the like. *yawns just thinking about that* Huh. No skill checks, no puzzles, no traps. Boss is kind of the anti-Rogue.
So let me just ask this straight up... Did anyone else first get into drinking tea by ordering "Tea, Earl Grey, hot"? Or was that just me?
I, too, have answered the call. The wonderful thing about tea is that you don't even have to have a favorite. (Dirty truth: I do, but I try not to let that bias me.) There is such a wide variety available that you can just keep trading off and experimenting with new things. Of course, getting something obscure just for the sake of being obscure can often be more trouble and/or cost than it's worth. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't enjoy variety!
See? THIS is why I have chosen to be your follower. That was hilarious. Except the part about Lipton. That was just honest truth.
Don't worry, I know your address. All tea gamers have a strong psychic connection. Incidentally, your mom was right about that last thing she warned you about. I won't post it here, but, you know. O.O The Green Tea Gamer knows all!!!!!
That green tea gamer, he's a pretty awesome guy. And he likes tea! You go, Green Tea Gamer! You're my hero!!! |
