The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[BookTenTiger]

Sushi is a wasabi delivery system. Pizza is a cheese and marinara delivery system. USPS is a mail delivery system (although they're scaring me with the package I have coming from Germany not showing up yet in the tracking system...).

Isn't mail just pizza where the paper is the dough and the ink words are the toppings?????

 

[Hussar]

Nope. You almost tricked me. I'm not going to fall for that. I made my damn saving throw this time!

 

[Mannahnin]

I remember someone stating someone's character was "chaotic everywhere" because even if they were in another room, and someone else found a chest, they would be there to open it.

This is directly from Dragon issue 124's "Front-End Alignments" article about types of players.

Chaotic Everywhere (CEv): These players cause heartache to many a DM and player alike. A Chaotic Everywhere tries to be everywhere and do everything at once. His PC is usually the first person in a room when treasure is discovered and the first out of a room if trouble occurs. Often, such a player is impatient and is nearly always a source of interruption especially when the rest of the party is doing something or the DM is describing more than one object in a room.
Example: A group of adventurers containing a Chaotic Everywhere character comes upon a room that is set up like a chemist's lab. The Chaotic Everywhere moves all over the room, showing up whenever another adventurer finds something of interest. The person then tries to do anything in the room that someone else was planning to do. If the character in question creates an explosion with some chemicals, the player claims no damage was taken because he ran at the first sign of trouble.
The best way to get revenge on this type of person is to get the whole party to threaten the Chaotic Everywheres character with death, or for a DM to design an enclosed room that floods when entered, making sure that the Chaotic Chaotic Everywhere is the only one to go in.

 

[Cadence]

I will not make analogies in real time, I will not make analogies in real time, I will....

 

[dragoner]

This is directly from Dragon issue 124's "Front-End Alignments" article about types of players.

Nice, so it is actually a thing, thanks!

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

I will not make analogies in real time, I will not make analogies in real time, I will....

Making an analogy in real time is like inviting a known Bard-lover to play D&D.

 

[Retreater]

I haven't been posting much since I started making an effort to stay more positive.
I wish there were something more positive going on in the hobby that I was interacting with that I could discuss.
Oh well, hope everyone's having a good day.

 

[payn]

Making an analogy in real time is like inviting a known Bard-lover to play D&D.

 

[payn]

I haven't been posting much since I started making an effort to stay more positive.
I wish there were something more positive going on in the hobby that I was interacting with that I could discuss.
Oh well, hope everyone's having a good day.

Sometimes you gotta be the positive source.

 

[RealAlHazred]

I got neutral good.

Can We Guess Your Moral Alignment Based On Your Taste In Pizza?

Pineapple on pizza = chaotic evil.

www.buzzfeed.com

I got 404, Alignment Not Found. I didn't even know that was an alignment! Man, D&D Next is so different!