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Does your group costume?

Does anyone in your regular group(s) costume when they play?

  • Yes. Openly and without shame!

    Votes: 5 2.4%
  • Yes. Kind of in secret.

    Votes: 5 2.4%
  • No. At best, it's just gamer T-shirts

    Votes: 125 60.4%
  • HELL NO. I'd be too embarassed

    Votes: 72 34.8%

  • Poll closed .
I guess my group really isn't in the norm, then, :p Our group runs two kinds of games: Good games, and filler games.

Good games are those that have a lot of time and effort put into them, and we normally emulate our character in those ones. (We've also a large collection of medieval weaponry that comes into play. Only two people have been stabbed! :p )

Filler games are those which are thrown together (Normally one-shots) because we're all bored and want something to do in between the 'good' games. Little costuming there...but we still bust out the weapons, :D
 

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The only group I've ever played with that did anything costume-like was the stewardesses.

I don't think I'll get into any further details...
 



We wouldn't dress in costume when we gamed (except for those who LARP'd) ... but we would go in costume to Cons or Ren Faires....
 

When I am DM I will often wear a shirt that the party's cleric got me: black with the Levi's logo, but the word says EVIL. My wife has a claw/claw/bite shirt, and another one with a little character entering a dungeon. The cleric guy has several shirts, e.g. the Subway logo with the words "Zombie. Eat flesh." In my other game, there's a guy with the gamut of "Rogues do it from behind" shirts, etc.

So it's that kinda thing. Not many of the players have them. It's frustrating. We need more dress-up!
 


I've got players that have props - a high-techy-looking pistol, or a pair of 'sensor goggles' for the gadgeteer in my pulp game, but beyond that, nope.
 

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