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The rest are ALL going to be named after pharmacuticals.
My favorite wizard of all time was Traztuzumab Venlafaxine, the Ever Vigilant. He was crazy. He had a very itchy trigger finger. Never sneak up on a wizard with an anxiety disorder.
The staples in our group have always been "Murderkill Hacknslash", "Kilafuk Soulshitter", and anything that would fit in with Flint Ironstag and Rip Steakface.
How about a Mexican greasy spoon diner called...Call of Chalupa. Its run by Great Old Juan.
Their menu- also known as the Nachonomicon- is insane!
Oh geez, that reminds me of a Shadowrun campaign I played in where our characters opened up a Stephen King-themed bar called King's. The bathroom was called The Running Man . I forget what the other areas were called.
Oh geez, that reminds me of a Shadowrun campaign I played in where our characters opened up a Stephen King-themed bar called King's. The bathroom was called The Running Man . I forget what the other areas were called.
In my defense, I was much younger at the time...
And the path to The Running Man should have been called The Green Mile (because some of the drunker guys just wouldn't quite make it)...
Well, how's this for a real name we used in our 1st ed AD&D game, many moons ago, for the party's gnome: Baddun Ballchewer!
And he did!
Oh, later, 2nd ed, same pal had a drow swordsman for a PC, he had a Sword of sharpness, thus he earned the nickname "Sack Slasher" when fighting giants...
The phrase "Cut the cord!" came horribly to mind!!
*shivers!*
Hey, that'd make a GREAT 4th ed power! Muhaha!!
. I forget what the other areas were called.
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