I was not trying to argue with you for arguements sake.

My char is obviously at bad odds with you. Your trash
talking is rediculous. I can roleplay having the
ability to be able to avoid you atleast.

You set me back with taking a lot of coin. The gear you
stripped me of was less than 1 percent of the coin I
carried when you sold it. It was health gear. You one
rounded me. Now you will half round me. I've played
this game for fifteen plus years and spent a week
obtaining that gear.

You obviously are skilled. Can you work on your
attitude. No one likes a jerk.

Just trying to help you out. No respect is given
to someone who is on a high-powercombo horse.

I could easily role a necromancer and make you log out
and bitch.

Posting anonymously is useless when your prose has several tells. Anyone who pays even slight attention knows who you are because you consistently misspell ridiculous and conjoin at least, among other things. This has given away your characters for years. If you want true anonymity both here and with your characters, look to your writing!

Who am I by the way?

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I thought you'd be all for this sort of thing.

You: Elf invoker sitting in guild in Darsylon.

Me: Duergar thief hiding in shadows hoping to get a glimpse of your beautiful smile.

She started playing after we'd been dating for a few years.

How the hell did you make that happen?

My girlfriend (of a decade) finds zero appeal in scrolling text or elves.

In fact, she refers to CF as "LARPing" and makes fun of me for it.

He has a friend who started a CF spin off mud, who happened to be a local friend of mine that I played D&D with, who turned me onto the spin off mud, which I played for many years, and then when Daev moved closer to me and was looking to get into some D&D games, our mutual friend sort of hooked us up to game together and things went from there. Is that confusing enough???

I am surprised they had D&D before pencils were invented.

nt

nt

I *might* be old enough to be Legobelt's mom if I'd had him when I was in high school but otherwise - I decline to rise to your accusations. I prefer to simply say that I'll be 29 again this coming May 3rd.

You can't be old yet, you still look good naked.

nt

*frowny sad face*

The thought of immortals getting it on though *cringe*. I imagine you are all 90 years old and have long ancient white beards. Women included. I can't help it. That's what immortals look like.

Then again...now that I think of it...that might be kinda hot. Never hurts to mix things up.

asf

I actually think our crop of imms is pretty good looking. All the female imms especially that I've met or seen pictures of? Total hotties. Picture of Kasty on his facebook doing ribbon gymastics? Yeah that's the kinda thing I'm sittin down at my desk drinking my coffee in the morning and ooohing and ahhhing over. Mm mm! Yeah I know, probably TMI.

You crazy.

You crazy.

asedfqwed

nt

sdvs

nt

That's a really simplified version, too!

Short version: She was already the queen nerd when I found her.

What was the spin-off MUD? Just the abbreviated letters of it would be enough for me, if it's what I think it is.

~

Are we all really nerds?

I thought I was the only table topper here.

Edit: Do you you really think Daev was really moving closer to you for some hawt D&D action? Really?

He originally lived in a city about an hour and a half from the city I live in. He moved at one point far far away, but ended up moving back home. He did move to my city after we'd semi long distance dated (if you call an hour and a half each way drive long distance) and we've been happily ever after since.

As far as tabletop...I know Marcatis and Reksah regularly play. Me and Daev do though less since the arrival of the Fimonster. Not too sure about everyone else.

I've been trying my hand at pathfinder, and its surprisingly good. Paizo did a really good job at making this successor to 3.5.

I'm super partial to 3.5 but that's mostly what I've played. I tried a few sessions of 4.0 and thought it sucked beyond belief. Lately, we've been playing through one of the six book Pathfinder scenarios (Legacy of Fire) and I've been enjoying it. Daevryn is DM'ing. We're actually friends with and have gamed quite a bit in the past with the guy who created Pathfinder, Jason Buhlman. That man plus a bottle of Goldschlager = trouble, let me tell you.

I enjoy Call of Cthulu here and there, it's nice to have a system that's a lot less numbers driven.

Every page memorized in the second edition DMG, PHB, MM, MM2, Fiend Folio, Darksun, Unearthed Arcana and the Shadowrun corebooks memorized.

Couldn't find a book? You asked me. Yup. Super nerd.

I never played call of Cthulu. Not even sure what that is.

Call of Cthulhu is one of the oldest non-D&D RPGs. It's a sort of investigative RPG set in a world in which creatures out of H.P. Lovecraft's stories are real.

In the world of the Cthulhu Mythos, humans are small fish in a big cosmic pond. There's lots of other intelligent creatures out there, almost all of which are more physically powerful and smarter than humans, and some which are so much greater than humanity to be like alien gods, to which humanity is antlike and inconsequential.

It's a horror game in which the PCs are very, very fragile and the amount of knowledge a character has about how the world really works serves as an upper bound to their sanity. Characters go crazy and/or die all the time.

You can set a Cthulhu game in any number of eras, but circa 1920s is pretty standard. No calling your buddy on a cell phone and warning him off when you stumble across the Black Goat with a Thousand Young.

It makes a really nice palate cleanser if you mostly (as I have) play more heroic games in which the PCs are larger than life.

I've been meaning to get into Call of Cthulu ever since I won a few of their gaming supplements (Delta Green and Secrets of Kenya) at a gaming convention a few years ago. I love the survival horror element CoC has, and want to weave it into my own DnD/PF campaigns when I get to DMing one of these days.

Now, back to Dunwich.

I still play CoC on occasion (as gamekeeper); I have a lot more esoteric background to draw on now than I did running games as a teenager, which makes me want to be all the more devilish in the things I do to players...

Also Rifts / Dark Conspiracy / Shadowrun / Paranoia

I'm old school and still use the old AD&D rule set, first run Grenadier, Citadel, and Ral Partha miniatures, and supplements from White Dwarf and the first hundred or so issues of Dragon.

A youth of dissolution, apparently.


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I'm currently playing in a pathfinder campaign, and subbing pathfinder's core for 3.5 in the D20 Future campagin I'm writing.

Splntrd

While yes, characters can get ridiculously powerful in there, like Ray said about CoC, Werewolves/Vamps/other expansions are kept serverly in check, because the ST can just bring about the Apocalypse when ever and there is not stopping that no matter how bad ass you are.

That said I am also a huge fan of the old Battle Tech games, before Mech Warrior ever came out on the Xbox or Computer!

The reason I mud is because another soldier who was an Imm from another mud introduced me to them. I couldn't remember the name and found CF. Overhere in Kuwait there is a nightly gathering. I can't play because of my possition but I'd like too. Those were good times!

My favorite realms were Darksun, and Forgotten realms and I enjoyed DMing as much as playing.

Shadowrun is another big favorite of mine. The concept of it really sits well with me because of my military/bounty/AD&D background.

Nothing beats late nights of chips dip salsa and copious amounts of coke and pizza.

That's kick ass you guys have a game like that in common. And yeah, babies around a dice = potential for nightmare.

dvsd

hahah

And please, leave this sort of trash in game. Nobody cares to hear threats out of came because you couldn't handle a death in game.

Like I said, I don't give a RRRR about pk.

It was the Super abuse ignore/ignoreself/ignore/ignoreself
He then went to finding me and yelling moronic things.

Why should I have to log out to avoid harrasment?

Understand the point eh

I do play decked lowbies though, rather regularly. Chances are if you have problems with decked lowbie looters, I am one of them.

nt