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no no this is good stuff. just wondering if gamers had turned family/community ties into a lost art. sounds like it still lives (wipes a tear from eye... snif) yay!!!

nephew as cohort or party member or just junior liability? arranged marriage? to a demon lord? hahahahahaha!!

do you run these individuals as individuals. beings with thier own goals and agendas? do you make regular use of this? any use of this?

why the emphasis on keeping numbers low? when did low = manageable? apologies if this question chafes. but it seems that instead of actually trying to play the game, many are equating depowering or defanging the classes with "good" gaming. so what gives?

or are we getting the Orcus as that is just trying to relive the glory days when he/it was a pop star in a boy band (n'trpy) and is trading on his name in a cosmos that frequently won't even answer his phone calls? personally, the demon princes are mighty, but in our game, anything and anyone...

that sounds really good. do you have any examples? either write ups for those classes or descriptions of adventures/encounters they have been successfully used in?

don't be sorry. however, feel free to be a putz!! whatever blows your hair back!! hahahahaha!! the links aren't really understood. what is the adventure here? a mercenary thing?

our dm council is paid to provide breakneck gaming. the players are smart. a couple of these guys would be jason bourne in real life. we do not get paid to create scenarios which require a natural twenty at least 50% of the time. hahahahaha!!! no, regular rolling will get the job done, but not...

seems drizzt isn't really regarded as emo. the notion that every fanboy wants to play thier own little drizzt seems a little emo. play drow. play them till doomsday. just play one that isn't drizzt. course. some things have to be considered here. even these good drow come from approximately...

beware the king in yellow sails

well, our dm council decreed that "anything the players could concieve, they could create". our job is to provide a framework in which to do it. wanna become a god? go for it. wanna create a new race in your lab? go for it. wanna take down the hierarchy of baator? go for it. wanna be the next...

adventure in a single sentence?!?!?!?!?!?! beer run: absolutely NOTHING could POSSIBLY go wrong for the party because this adventure is exactly what you think it is......

oh no doubt about it. if your online guild is not about leveling (solely), then you are the first!! hahaha. our group has been gaming for nearly thirty years. levels happen, but if new players couldn't hang with the story, they wouldn't last. started in this group as a player (od&d) original...

yon character shall die most heinously. cause the players are stupid. when adventuring, paranoia levels should be high. letting a party member walk away without backup? not cool boo boo.

oooooooooh. saaaaaaaassy. that ork is so.... orky. our group will definitely rip this off. thanks for that.

hahahahaha!! only one was a member by choice (you could call this a "made man") the rest unwillingly served. it was actually a means of dm control for runaway power players. essentially, the characters were hired to go adventuring... remove threat recover something yatayatayata. anyway, it...

yeah. facing death at every turn is kind of a drag in real life!! hahahahahahaha!!! no. even our most cutthroat games have a way to emerge. victorious. yeah, thats right... emerge..... victorious.... or something....

1st round of encounter: "wow!!! rolled maximum damage on the vengful gaze of god spell!!!!! "that's great!! cthulhu now eats the characters" 2nd round of encounter: "burp"-cthulhu hahahahahahahaha!!! nothing wrong with a little insane alien horror and rolling new characters every...

nice. good thinkin'. yeah. we use something similar. that is we have a backlash sort of thing, as well as .... how shall we put it.... a.... fate...... yeah.....

ok here's the thing. being drunk at a social gathering invites.... intervention.... your question should not be "what do you do with a drunken player" the question is actually "what don't you do to a drunken player". fun and games aside, if someone in the game is a jerk, give them a warning...