What do you drink during games?

[Shemeska]

Massive, Massive Caffeine Tolerance going on....

Myself: 2-4 liters of Diet Mountain Dew Code Red per session, plus coffee rarely on top of that.

The rest of the group: water, sundrop, and one player around a 12 case of Diet Dr Pepper per session.

 

[Incenjucar]

If nothing else, we've learned that D&Ders make heavy use of their kidneys and livers.

I wonder if there's a pamphlet on this....

 

[demiurge1138]

Mountain Dew. The more, the merrier, until my last hour or so of DMing is fueled by pure caffiene and adreniline (yeah, it's unhealthy. So what?). If I'm feeling saner/sicker/starting to go crazy, I go for uncaffinated sodas, water and juice, especially lime. Mm... lime juice...

Demiurge out.

 

[Aristotle]

I voted caffeinated soda and coffee. I tend to drink the soda (about a 2 liter in 7 hours), but our group has made coffee on long evenings or when folks are having trouble focusing.

Before virtually every one at my table besides me got married and had kids we would get a case of beer now and then (soda was still the standard though), and when we were younger, on each of our 21st birthdays, we would buy liquor and do shots until we couldn't read our dice anymore. Those sessions were "interesting" if not downright strange.

 

[Romnipotent]

everything from beer to espresso to water to wine to scotch to whatever would be in character... still have to run an oriental game in my front yard (japanese water garden) and drink jasmin tea.

its more of a "what dont you drink?"

 

[Meadred]

Generally, either Coke or coffee, thus lots of caffeine. But my players has begun to demand that any coffee is to be drunk before 9 pm; they claim that they have trouble going to sleep after the gaming otherwise. Perhaps they're getting old...

Cheers,
Meadred

 

[kolikeos]

water, because i don't like anything else

 

[the Jester]

Water, occasional wine, sometimes coffee, and tons of beer.

 

[Red Wyrmling]

I provide my players with an Coca Cola, Sprite, 7Up, Pepsi Twist, Canada Dry and Cherry Cola.
In exchange they pay me about €2 (about $2.5) for the use of my infrastructure, and of course the drinks. I'm still losing money on it, but at least nobody has to bring heavy bottles to my place.

 

[suburbaknght]

Good beer (usually Leinenkugells (sp?) when I'm stuck with the liquor store but Flying Fish: Double Abbey whenever I can get it), soda (usually root beer or sparkling pear cider), water, and non-alcoholic beer (O'dul's).