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I once had a halfling ranger in the days of 1E... not allowed by the rules, but the DM let me go with it. He was so awesome on paper, that he needed a name that would do him justice. I called him Khorne (a Chaos God in 1E Warhammer... I guess I thought it was a cool name). Guess what the DM...

I just whipped that name up for the sake of this thread, but I'm starting to catch feelings for it. Hey @gnarlygninja , does Orthos need a steady blade at his side? K’thrazz’qel’vhoon stands ready.

That was a joke... :)

Yeah! How are these folks pronouncing it?

Perhaps you misunderstood K’thrazz’qel’vhoon. He doesn't tolerate this mockery.

Right??? K’thrazz’qel’vhoon doesn't tolerate this mockery.

True dat. The post is newer than the games it's discussing, so that works. Plus, I don't understand the consternation that some feel when someone necros a post. I think it's awesome... the hoarier, the better! Didn't I see the other day some first time poster here dug up a post from 2002? Hats...

I love all the Owlcat games... despite (or maybe because of!) the randomly off the charts difficulty battles and secrets. Great CRPGs. I'm replaying Rogue Trader right now actually.

Felt the same. It was pretty enjoyable until the end of the attack on Wakanda. Petered out after that, with the final battle being a bit of a wet firecracker.

(I know this is an old post...) I loved me some Ultima back in the day. I never tried I or II, but I remember playing Ultima III on my friend's Apple IIe. I played every version after this. Had the same experiences with VIII and IX. I played VIII for about 20 minutes before giving up on it. I...

Or, if you are a Canadian of a certain age, leaving town in a The Littlest Hobo sort of a way.

Consider for a moment why your opinion is in the minority. You're saying that there are 'bad DMs' out there who are out to hurt people like you. Yet most folks don't experience that, and have no idea what you are talking about. Why do you think that is?

Source for this?

Honestly, I only commented because I found your post to be 'judgmental and condescending', as you say. You felt what you felt, then you wrote it on the internet. I'm not into 'judgmental and condescending', but when I see it, I point it out. Like I said, I'm not judging you based on that one...

All good. Pescetarianism is overrated anyway.

I'm off fish for life now. Not cool bro! :mad::mad::)

I was about to say this: "I don't care how cold your thumbs are, let's hear it. Right now, I'm thinking up something crazy." This sounds a bit more down to earth though. Yet, I'm super curious. Why are you outside for a video meeting? What could you possibly do for a living??? Marine biologist?

I'm from Canada. Being cold is not an issue for me. What are you doing outside?

I refreshed this page and this message popped up. Have a hug on me... you deserve one! I hope whatever prompted you to say this doesn't need more than a virtual hug from a stranger.

I never let a single post, without context of that person's life or of their circumstances when they wrote that post, from a person I have never met, define them for me. For example, as distasteful as I find it, I am not letting this singular post of yours define who you are to me.