Current weekly campaign is 6 months in. They just hit level 6 and the Warlock just got exploded into dust thanks to the combined efforts of a medusa and a rampaging, blind Orc she was planning to take over the swamp with.
You know. The usual.
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Current weekly campaign is 6 months in. They just hit level 6 and the Warlock just got exploded into dust thanks to the combined efforts of a medusa and a rampaging, blind Orc she was planning to take over the swamp with.
You know. The usual.
Spidey Revivey
Porn is okay here long as it ain't dudes.
A swamp.
Man I love when the story isn't typical. Fuckin A
Man I love when the story isn't typical. Fuckin A
Dmbfantomas
Bald Billy was Better
Pffffft. Women don't know shit about driving.
Hyorinmaru
Sit Upon The Frozen Heavens
That would require the Vinnie Mack gives up control which we all know is never going to happen.
That's exactly why it's a conspiracy...
I got the idea from listening to his desert promo on Seth.
UPDATE: Someone thought I was actually being serious. That right there is just amazing. Conspiracy be damned, I didn't think anyone would fall for it.
I should make wrestling conspiracy theories more often...
Lee
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's Supermod!
Dude no one knows the road rules in Toronto.
Viola Moonlight
I'm Literally Just Here for WZCW
Round-abouts (or traffic circles, depending where you live).
For when traffic lights are not needed, but the intersection is still busy enough to require some road signs. No such thing as a 4 way stop here. The only instance we have of 4 way stops down under is when the power to the traffic lights go out, and a traffic officer shows up to direct traffic.
6 months in, and they hit level 6? Wow. I am 6 weeks in, and we have already hit 5. I'm starting to think our DM is accelerating our progress for our first campaign.
Dmbfantomas
Bald Billy was Better
Tryin' too hard. Yer doin' it.
Spidey Revivey
Porn is okay here long as it ain't dudes.
Hyorinmaru
Sit Upon The Frozen Heavens
I'm guessing you meant artistic?
If not that's funny in an I'm going to hell for laughing kind of way.
We only play for three hours a week so about 80 or so hours of gameplay so far. Probably 20-30 of those have been spent just interacting with NPCs and other nonsense.
Also my group has 7 players so the XP split is much smaller.
Richard Blonoff
Make America Rassle Again
Every Wednesday and Saturday the local comic shop had D&D and the girlfriend's little brother wants me to start taking him after he found I have an interest and some experience myself.
If I can ever remember to catch you on Skype and you don't mind, I have some stuff I want to run by you. Oh and you know, actually have a conversation with you for the first time in like ever.
I wish my group played this often. My 5th edition group plays once a month if that due to it being a busy season of life for all of us, our schedules never line up anymore. The 3.5 group I was in is on hiatus due to drama.
Richard Blonoff
Make America Rassle Again
Dagger or Shotaro or Spidey, I have a question I could probably google but I'm already on here.
What edition is Pathfinders? That is what my local comic shop is starting up games for this month.
What edition is Pathfinders? That is what my local comic shop is starting up games for this month.
It's similar to 3.5 and many regard it as the true 4th edition.
Jeff Deliverer of Mail
Money for nothin, chicks for free
I don't want to sound like the world's biggest asshole but I find D&Ders to be giant nerds. I've never tried it so I shouldn't even try to judge but I deliver to a video game store and listen to these guys play I just can't help having the thought bubble appear over my head with me screaming NERD while laughing and pointing. I feel so out of place (normal person) when I walk in and I hear somebody using super nerd speak while playing the game. I'm a nerd myself, but these guys are the advanced versions. Feel free to reply to this with Fuck You old man and stuff.
Richard Blonoff
Make America Rassle Again
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I do get where you are coming from. Take Magic for example. Growing up my parents would not allow me to get into trading card games like that. I bet I would have had a lot of fun with it, but they claimed (rightfully) that it would be costly. MTG lingo, and most other card game lingo, is foreign to me. It's all a bit weird because I have no experience or knowledge with it. Same with other tabletops like Warhammer. I played one game of that, liked it a bit, went to the local comic shop and local hobby shop and was just overwhelmed with not only the cost, but the sheer amount of lore and stuff that I would have to pick up on.
Honestly though, if you gave D&D a chance with a laid back group I think it would be up your alley Jeff. The only real limit to what can happen is your imagination. I've played with a group that was super serious and didn't really allow for any dicking off aside from getting your character drunk, which I did a lot, but with a less serious group there are some real shenanigans to be had. To me that is a big part of the fun. Just basically dicking around outside of combat.
True story, the second ever serious campaign I played was a custom one. I was really inexperienced at the time so the group decided they would do a test run of a custom campaign their DM had been working on. It wasn't overly complex at the time, but we were exploring this crypt. It had a few basic fights, most just to try to teach me how combat worked and to show me what different classes were capable of. Our party leader was a guy playing a rogue, I was a fighter just because it seemed the least complex to play, we had a cleric and a wizard. We enter into this room that is pitch black, save a tiny beam of light coming from a hole in the ceiling. The light is shining on this jug that is just sitting on a rock. Next to the rock, is an unlit torch. the DM finishes describing the room and the jug, so the rogue approaches it and taps it to see if there is liquid inside. The DM confirms it is filled with a viscous liquid. Literally the second he finishes speaking, our wizard shouts out "I drink it." The DM replies "You feel a burning sensation as the liquid travels down your throat and upon reaching your stomach you instantly feel sick. Congratulations you just drank oil that was supposed to be used to help light the torch."
Honestly though, if you gave D&D a chance with a laid back group I think it would be up your alley Jeff. The only real limit to what can happen is your imagination. I've played with a group that was super serious and didn't really allow for any dicking off aside from getting your character drunk, which I did a lot, but with a less serious group there are some real shenanigans to be had. To me that is a big part of the fun. Just basically dicking around outside of combat.
True story, the second ever serious campaign I played was a custom one. I was really inexperienced at the time so the group decided they would do a test run of a custom campaign their DM had been working on. It wasn't overly complex at the time, but we were exploring this crypt. It had a few basic fights, most just to try to teach me how combat worked and to show me what different classes were capable of. Our party leader was a guy playing a rogue, I was a fighter just because it seemed the least complex to play, we had a cleric and a wizard. We enter into this room that is pitch black, save a tiny beam of light coming from a hole in the ceiling. The light is shining on this jug that is just sitting on a rock. Next to the rock, is an unlit torch. the DM finishes describing the room and the jug, so the rogue approaches it and taps it to see if there is liquid inside. The DM confirms it is filled with a viscous liquid. Literally the second he finishes speaking, our wizard shouts out "I drink it." The DM replies "You feel a burning sensation as the liquid travels down your throat and upon reaching your stomach you instantly feel sick. Congratulations you just drank oil that was supposed to be used to help light the torch."
Viola Moonlight
I'm Literally Just Here for WZCW
WZCW is basically wrestling D&D.
Yeah man sounds fun. If it's pathfinder like I suspect based on your other post I know very little about it other than there are a ton of rules. I mean seriously. A ton.
Also you know how to get a hold of me. Just do it man. Texting is probably best if you still have an iPhone. My number hasn't changed.
Sadly it often happens. I'm very lucky in the sense that the group I am in existed long before I started playing D&D and will hopefully exist long afterwards. We get a steady stream of new guys coming in and enough stick around that there's been around 8 including the DM for as long as I can remember.
It helps that as a group we're very fraternal. We are horrible bastards to one another in that room but if shit hits the fan they're all right by your side. Someone causes a lot of drama we call them on it and leave it there. If it becomes a huge problem we ask them to take a break for a while. They're welcome to return whenever they like.
It's not actual D&D despite protestations to the contrary. But it's very similar to 3.5 which is fine but a little clunky. Pathfinder saw 3.5s Great thumping fist of clunkyness and said "hold my beer"
Many people call it D&D 3.75
You said in a sentence what I took two paragraphs to say. I still got it.
You're honestly going to say that on a thread filled with people (including yourself) who write fake promos for made up wrestlers.
I hope you see the irony in your statement.
The beauty of the game is that it can be everything to everyone with the right people it's the purest game you can play.
Hey Falk. So true man.
Hyorinmaru
Sit Upon The Frozen Heavens
I wish I knew enough people that like D&D. I haven't played since High School.
