Tonguez
A suffusion of yellow
Merry Olde England and the rest of the Commonwealth too - its those rebels in the Americas that adopt strange spelling conventions. Afterall the language is called English
1001 Words players should know
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overgeeked
Open-World Sandbox
Death. That thing you think can only happen to NPCs...yeah, it can happen to PCs, too.
Failure. It's always an option.
Roleplaying. When you pretend to be your character and act accordingly.
Story. What happens at the table when the referee's prep, player choices, and the dice come together.
Yes, And. The thing you think only applies to the referee but it also applies to you.
Collaboration. When the players and the referee work together to create the experience at the table. It's not collaboration if the referee is railroading, nor is it collaboration if the players refuse to engage with the referee's prep.
Sportsmanship. The opposite of being a sore loser. If you get mad when the dice roll bad, if you get mad when things don't go your way, if you get mad when the referee says no, that's being a sore loser, i.e. bad sportsmanship.
Obstacles. The things standing between your PC and what they want. They make the game and story more interesting.
Failure. It's always an option.
Roleplaying. When you pretend to be your character and act accordingly.
Story. What happens at the table when the referee's prep, player choices, and the dice come together.
Yes, And. The thing you think only applies to the referee but it also applies to you.
Collaboration. When the players and the referee work together to create the experience at the table. It's not collaboration if the referee is railroading, nor is it collaboration if the players refuse to engage with the referee's prep.
Sportsmanship. The opposite of being a sore loser. If you get mad when the dice roll bad, if you get mad when things don't go your way, if you get mad when the referee says no, that's being a sore loser, i.e. bad sportsmanship.
Obstacles. The things standing between your PC and what they want. They make the game and story more interesting.
GMMichael
Guide of Modos
Statistic: anything found in a stat block, so, any character element. AKA "stat."
Mechanic: a mechanism, for those who think mechanism takes too long to pronounce. Alt: a rule, or one part of a mechanism.
Saving throw: an event which requires opening up the rule book and arguing with the game master until your character takes no damage and keeps all of her magic items.
Literally: just don't say it. Please.
Mechanic: a mechanism, for those who think mechanism takes too long to pronounce. Alt: a rule, or one part of a mechanism.
Saving throw: an event which requires opening up the rule book and arguing with the game master until your character takes no damage and keeps all of her magic items.
Literally: just don't say it. Please.
MarkB
Legend
I had a DM who, in his evocative place descriptions, would consistently pronounce "foliage" as "foilage".
Joshua Randall
Legend
Spelling is almost completely arbitrary. Besides, in the future we will communicate solely in memes and emoji.
John Dallman
Hero
No, it isn't. English spelling is pretty logical, if you know the six languages that have contributed to its vocabulary, and the the history of each word's mutilation.
For some values of "communicate."
Ashley Cartwright
Villager
51. elicit
52. illicit
53. allude
54. elude
55. its
56. it's
57. lightening
58. lightning
59. lighting
52. illicit
53. allude
54. elude
55. its
56. it's
57. lightening
58. lightning
59. lighting
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