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In solidarity, I am also sorry.

Sacrilicious!

Diaglo must die, if only so that Teflon Billy might live, yes, live on I say! in that northern city in which he lives, Vancouver I think or nearby it, living on and gaming on and watching hockey whenever it comes back, probably never, and just...living! So who's killing Diaglo again? Somebody's...

Why yes, I'd love some. The world could hardly stand to keep turning without the occasional outburst, I daresay.

"You didn't say 'Mother May I,' so you were still speaking in-character." Gimme a break.

But again, what's more important: the act or the reason for that act? Player characters kill things all the time, every game. Maybe not in your campaign, but I'd wager that's not representative of most D&D groups. Kill, slaughter, critical hit, coup de grace, get them before they get us. It...

So it doesn't matter what he does...it's just the reason for doing it that's important? Plus being able to come up with the correct reason (i.e. the one the DM is fishing for)? Don't you think it's kind of chaotic to go running off after some elementals when the rest of the party isn't coming...

Likewise. But people who make a point of announcing their character's sexuality don't usually have any plans of downplaying it, in my experience.

Flaw.

First of all, it's Cthulhu. Not Cthulu. Thanks. Secondly, if you're playing Shadows of Yog-Sothoth, the "Hermetic Order of the Silver Twilight" is ideal. Simply have your players join the Order, and allow them to move upward through its ranks. This should provide you with a mood of creeping...

And how interesting would that be? We've already seen George Pal's version a billion times, and we've seen a loyal remake of the War of the Worlds story, with a "virus" killing off the invaders: Independence Day. And it sucked the almighty teat of suckage. I'd like to see Steve and Tom put a...

In his house at R'lyeh dead Cthulhu waits dreaming. That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons even death may die. "Getting it" is not necessary. You too shall be consumed.

One game session, one attack roll. Now that's symmetry.

Sounds cool. I do soundtracks sometimes, too. How about a link to one of those Flash movies? Sounds neat.

There, there. (pats Hong's hand) It'll be all right. The big bad monopolistical collective will do right by you in the end.

For example...?

What a great idea! I think I'll try that. It also made me realize that this thread is for players too.

I finished the collage for season 2 of my D20 Modern game, and it got me wondering what other kinds of media GMs might use to get players keyed up for upcoming games, plotlines, etc. As players, what other media do you bring to the table? I put together collages. Do you write fiction, poetry...