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Well, someone has to clean up after those filthy adventurers. I mean, the blood alone...

I love it!

Rofl!

Very Nodwick.

I just make it up.

I like that one better if I turn it on its head and say evil triumphs more regularly because it's well-prepared. It got so sick of losing it figured out how not to. "Now you will learn that evil was always triumph, because good is dumb." - Dark Helmet, Spaceballs.

Don't stop now, cliche bringers!

A ship full of misfits sails round a giant archipelago looking for trouble and usually finding it. Pretty much covers it, I think.

Keep 'em comin', boys! (and girls, transgenders and other non-specific gender-role persons)

LOL! That's awesome! I must use that one too! I'm itching to get started now!

Any more?

Rumsfeld had to roll up a new character because he charged into battle with a creature with a challenge rating way too high and couldn't get out safely. Powell TOLD him to be careful. Don't you just hate it when there's conflict like that within a party?

That's classic! That is total classic comedy! I MUST use it! Cheers!

I'm working on another D&D campaign setting (I'm actually working on two at once but this one is the only one relevant here). The concept behind the setting is a world that is an exaggerated, overstated or complete opposite of a number of elements common to many fantasy worlds. Basically, I'm...

Personally, it depends on what type of character it is. I had a Sorcerer once with a Charisma of 18. I played her as acerbic, snarky, sarcastic and bitchy. Someone told me that wasn't Charisma 18, and I said "yes it is. Her Charisma is so high because she has an unshakeable, absolute conviction...

And you were all so helpful last time... :(

Come on people

Come on people!

Excellent advice was provided last time. Here come round 2. I'm assigning actors to play NPCs in my campaign - it helps with characterisation and role-playing. My campaign is set on a sailing ship which floats about causing trouble. More NPCs need casting, to whit: 1. The ship's pilot...

Excellent advice was provided last time. Here come round 2. I'm assigning actors to play NPCs in my campaign - it helps with characterisation and role-playing. My campaign is set on a sailing ship which floats about causing trouble. More NPCs need casting, to whit: 1. The ship's pilot...