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The greatest trick that Scott Rouse ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist!
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Originally Posted by Plane Sailing
Honestly the dungeons of dread figures look like they came out of a kinder egg.
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Originally Posted by Nytmare
Man, those paint jobs are painful. They honestly look like some random, talentless 12 year old's first attempt at painting minis.
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Originally Posted by ferratus
The wyvern, trogdolyte, magma brute, lamia, mindflayer, orb wizard, ettin, orc, shadowhunter, vampire spawn, vrock, hydra, and gnoll all look horrible. The "this turd won't polish" award has to go to the new grick.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
__________________ "Conversely, I'm amazed at the number of people queueing up to tell people that don't like 4e that they are wrong. Why can't people just agree to disagree, and get on with actually playing the game?" --Delericho
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
I have met Scott Rouse. I was at Gencon. He is a real person. He is not a creation of Gleemax.
Who are you again?
Do you exist?
Do I? (Technically, I might just be an English-German-English translation error gone awry...)
Scott Rouse is the Alan Smithee of the RPG world. Clearly, Monte Cook was originally one of the major designers of 4e, but he hated what Wizards was doing with it so much that he asked his name to be taken off it, and "Scott Rouse" was born.
I've seen Scott Rouse, at the ENnies, accepting an award, and mentioning "crap bombs". QED, he must be real.
No. You saw a man called Scott for the duration of the event which is not the same things as proof positive Scott Rouse is real. Frankly, it could simply have been an actor playing a roll or cosplay that got out of hand.
Scott Rouse is seven feet tall! Kills men by the hundreds. And if HE were here, he'd consume the EnWorld with fireballs from his eyes, and bolts of lightning from his arse.
It's a new feat in 4E
Scott Rouse is an anagram of "Ruse to cost!" and "Cost to user!".
Coincidence? You decide!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Plane Sailing
Honestly the dungeons of dread figures look like they came out of a kinder egg.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Nytmare
Man, those paint jobs are painful. They honestly look like some random, talentless 12 year old's first attempt at painting minis.
Quote:
Originally Posted by ferratus
The wyvern, trogdolyte, magma brute, lamia, mindflayer, orb wizard, ettin, orc, shadowhunter, vampire spawn, vrock, hydra, and gnoll all look horrible. The "this turd won't polish" award has to go to the new grick.
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