Does your group costume?

[Prince of Happiness]

I have with some of my older groups...but then when you build a hella cool dungeon-style gaming room in your garage...kinda makes you feel underdressed when you don't.

I don't anymore, since I don't have any costumes of the D&D sort, and no one else really dresses up...in that way...outside of ren faires (if that).

 

[Emirikol]

Don't forget your goat leggings!

jh
spies like us

 

[Sejs]

spies like us

Dragnet. Both had Dan Aykroyd, though.

 

[Mark CMG]

Never in 32+ years of RPGing have I ever played in a group that wore costumes to a tabletop game.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Dragnet. Both had Dan Aykroyd, though.

Coneheads had him too.

 

[Sejs]

Coneheads had him too.

Yeah but I don't think there were any goat leggings in Coneheads.

But there SHOULD have been!

And it did teach us that Michelle Burke would look pretty cute bald, so it's got that going for it.

 

[diaglo]

Never in 32+ years of RPGing have I ever played in a group that wore costumes to a tabletop game.

d00d,

then you haven't really lived yet. i love to do it. props also help as a physical reminder of just what you have.

scrolls, potion vials, rings and other jewelry, headbands, boots, hidden weapons, etc...

besides if someone gets too outta hand you can pull a shiv real easy at a game table.

 

[Dragonbait]

Some time ago we had a player that wore a cloak. I dubbed him "Cloak boy John" (there were 3 Johns) I wore a hooded cloak as a joke to a single session. Normally its just dork t-shirts: "Han Shot First" "I (Godzilla) Tokyo" "BFG" and so on.

besides if someone gets too outta hand you can pull a shiv real easy at a game table.

Oh diaglo, what won't you say?

 

[diaglo]

Oh diaglo, what won't you say?

anything good about d02.

my hat of d02 knows no limits

 

[Terath Ninir]

I chose the last one, but it would be more of "Hell no, I'd shoot them in the head!"

Dressing up is fine for the RenFest. Not for day-to-day gaming.