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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Warrior Poet" data-source="post: 2445162" data-attributes="member: 1057">We usually have a name that refers to the particular campaign we're running, not necessarily the actual group name in-game, though we have those, too, sometimes.Nicknames for games or groups in games that we've had:Damage, Inc. (from the Metallica song of the same name; this was a D6 WEG Star Wars game, and our group did a lot of, uh, "percussive maintenance" on things like ships, starports, droids, life forms.  We eventually made it to Rebel SpecOps and were assigned that name as our group operation official title.  The percussive maintenance continued)Weirdo and Old Guy (two player campaign I ran featuring two very mismatched yet somehow perfectly foiled characters.  The game was great, and in many ways, due to the odd pairing of characters, was kind of like a comedy buddy/cop movie)Midvale (a reference to the Gary Larson The Far Side cartoon where the kid is a student at the Midvale School for the Gifted and he's trying in vain to push open the door which is clearly labeled "PULL."  The party is a good group, with talents and skills, but man, do we do some stupid stuff from time to time)Kelly's Heroes (a reference to the Clint Eastwood/Telly Savalas/Donald Sutherland/Don Rickles movie, Kelley's Heroes {which I highly recommend, by the way}. In this case, one of the characters was a female named Kelara, whom the dwarf barbarian nicknamed "Kelly," hence, Kelly's Heroes)Warrior Poet</blockquote>

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