gran rey de los mono |
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So, does it affect my life oracle's "Good" alignment when, after the halfling alchemist kicked the party's tail and got away scot-free the first time (my oracle was... otherwise involved), he got treed, treated to two Flame Strikes, two Holy Smites, and two Lightning Bolts (in addition to being carved up by the now-fire-resistant ranger)... died...
...and she put an apple in his mouth before the party presented him to the authorities?
Only if she didn't feel at least a little guilty about it afterwards.
gran rey de los mono |
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Sharoth wrote:So what does that make you? huhuhuhuhugran rey de los mono wrote:It's better to do business with a drunk professional than a sober idiot.But I don't drink.
A sober professional? Or a "sober" professional? Or maybe a sober "professional"? Possibly a "sober" "professional"?
gran rey de los mono |
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I was at the bar the other day and saw a beautiful woman sitting all alone. I asked the barman for an ice cube, walked over to her, and set the cube on the bar top. Then I pulled out a hammer and smashed it. After everyone relaxed a bit, I said "Hey, now that I've broken the ice, would you like to have sex with me?"
She didn't.
Sharoth |
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Oh, yeah! My morning substitute for coffee!
Today the Sun is RED! It's probably because of the fog, but it's a really cool thing to see. It is of a dark orange-red and when I first saw it I was amazed!
I tried to take a shot with my phone, but we seem to see different things...
There is no substitute for caffeine and sugar.
Kileanna |
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Kileanna wrote:There is no substitute for caffeine and sugar.Oh, yeah! My morning substitute for coffee!
Today the Sun is RED! It's probably because of the fog, but it's a really cool thing to see. It is of a dark orange-red and when I first saw it I was amazed!
I tried to take a shot with my phone, but we seem to see different things...
My body seems to produce its own sugar and caffeine, feeding it more gets me to a point that I look like I was into more strong substances xD
Vidmaster7 |
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Sharoth wrote:My body seems to produce its own sugar and caffeine, feeding it more gets me to a point that I look like I was into more strong substances xDKileanna wrote:There is no substitute for caffeine and sugar.Oh, yeah! My morning substitute for coffee!
Today the Sun is RED! It's probably because of the fog, but it's a really cool thing to see. It is of a dark orange-red and when I first saw it I was amazed!
I tried to take a shot with my phone, but we seem to see different things...
I have a friend like that (the same one that tells never ending stories about nothing). You know those drugs they give to you before they drill into your teeth. After they hit him with those He became the most normal person until they wore off.
gran rey de los mono |
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It really is all her fault, though. See, a couple of years ago she read that "Fifty Shades of Grey" book, and decided she wanted to try something 'kinky'. She told me to be an absolute a#~@&~@ to her, as mean as I could possibly be. I didn't want too, but I love her so I agreed. It isn't my fault she forgot the damn safeword.
NobodysHome |
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Ah, nothing like telling everyone, "Hi! It's my annual vacation time! I'll be mostly out of the office for the next few weeks," to bring out the, "OMG! We need help before NobodysHome leaves!" crowd...
9:00 am: Team meeting demonstrating task management in our community tool
10:00 am: Meeting discussing helping instructors update their courses
11:00 am: Meeting discussing helping instructors test the images
Oh, and I got asked whether I wanted to fly to Europe to bail some people out of another jam.
Apparently, "Not really" is a valid answer...
NobodysHome |
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Oh, gods. I don't know whether to be proud or ashamed.
Both lisamarlene and I have told legends of "Whingy Wizard"'s play style, which is essentially:
(1) "I am a coward, and will protect my own PC's skin above all else, even if it means abandoning my fellow PCs to certain death."
(2) "I will horn in on every PC-NPC interaction that ever occurs, and will attempt to ruin that relationship, no matter how convivial or beneficial, solely for my own amusement and to prove that I can."
(3) "I will take at least 10 minutes per round deciding what I want to do, and if you try to rush me, I will threaten to leave the game."
(4) "I will rules lawyer every possible ambiguity, up to and including the meaning of the word 'command', always to my benefit, and I will resent any implication that this is in any way, shape, or form, any kind of 'power gaming' or 'cheating'." (Favorite moment from Saturday: He rolled, got a 9, and then said, "Oh, I can take 10 on this can't I? I do that!" When I asked him not to roll and then tell me he took 10, he got VERY upset at me for impugning his honesty. So, let's be honest: I have no idea what he was thinking when he rolled the die, so I could be being unfair. But I'm afraid I still believe if that 9 was a 19, he wouldn't have asked about taking 10.)
So apparently I played up Scarwall a bit too much.
In the first 4 books, loot distribution was remarkably even, though the departure of two low-wealth PCs in favor of WBL replacements skews that a bit.
Along came Scarwall, I convinced them that it was a dangerous, dangerous place, and Whingy Wizard has laid claim to over 140k of the roughly 180k found so far, even going so far as to argue that his wizard needed the +3 glamoured chainmail they found.
The whole, "I pocket the Scarab of Protection in spite of the fact that there are other PCs who need it more" has sent the rest of the players into a tizzy, so I'm going to dutifully send out a loot list along with who took what.
It's a good thing it's over a month before we play again... I think there's going to be a great deal of discussion about distribution of wealth over that time frame.
Fortunately, as a GM, I get to say, "I don't even have NPCs who have a stake in this, so don't involve me."
captain yesterday |
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It's not enough to say "no" to my family because they don't get it.
Lucky for me, I'm not afraid to peddle in absolutes.
"Absolutely not" "no f$#&ing way" and "why would you think I'd want to do that" are all sadly now used the first time.
Of course, it's still better than the General's family's willful ignorance "Captain Yesterday, we never see you anymore" "it was the lying and backstabbing, mostly" "oh, well, hope I see you around again"
Yup, the city life is the life for us.
NobodysHome |
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It's not enough to say "no" to my family because they don't get it.
Lucky for me, I'm not afraid to peddle in absolutes.
"Absolutely not" "no f&*@ing way" and "why would you think I'd want to do that" are all sadly now used the first time.
Of course, it's still better than the General's family's willful ignorance "Captain Yesterday, we never see you anymore" "it was the lying and backstabbing, mostly" "oh, well, hope I see you around again"
Yup, the city life is the life for us.
The older I get, the more I learn that subtlety is lost on most people. Just to use my last example, I'm having a MUCH easier time with Crimson Throne because right there at the table I say, "Don't do that because it pisses me off."
Yes, we've had more heated arguments at the table, but I haven't ANY between-game stress. Just better all around.