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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aegeri" data-source="post: 5396570" data-attributes="member: 78116">I am pleased to see ultimate reason of allowing fancy hats into the game was allowed. Your DM is a wise and fair person.And thank whatever entity may or may not have done something with its noodly appendage to make the world for that. The only way I would allow that old life-shaping rubbish into my game is if I was dead and I wasn't running it - inconvenient I am sure. However, should someone take over my game after my unfortunate passing from ingesting the wrong hot dog of unknown origin and subsequently add it, there would be trouble. I am 100% certain that my burning rage from beyond the grave, due to their defilement of my campaign would cause me to reanimate and hunt them down. All that would be left at the gaming table - by the time my friends turned up to play - would be torn shreds of flesh and bloody d20s in a strange mystical pattern all pointing up with 1 clearly showing. Then my corpse, its grisly revenge having been carried out would go and act in vegas in repeated screenings of a Michael Jackson impersonators rendition of Thriller. Until someone else tries to take over my former gaming group and add that stuff to it once more.Then I would be forced to kill again.As that wasn't clear: I really hated it. However, this does not change I am very much in favor of fancy hats and I imagine that - in between extracting terrible revenge - my undead corpse would take the time to try on numerous increasingly ridiculous hats. I will have considerable time for such an undertaking, after all.</blockquote>

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