Greatest Insult to a D&D PLAYER (OOC)

[Odhanan]

Among role-players:
Munchkin!

Outside the hobby:
your games. (emphasis on -your- like it's something that stains. Ex: Oh you're playing your games tonight...)
A relative of mine: So... playing toys tonight?

 

[Zephyrus]

I think the bile phrase for me is being called a munchkin.. on par with powergamer but in some ways its worse. I suspect its cause Munchkin churns up images of rules breakers where powergamer in comparison stay mostly within the rules.

 

[diaglo]

3etard.

 

[Pbartender]

So, that got me thinking. What is the greatest insult you could make to a D&D player (not character, not in character, not in jest, as an actual insult meant to hurt a D&D player's feelings). Some of us have probably been called things. What's the worst?

The worst? Truly? Try this...

"We have a lot more fun when you don't show up."

 

[Vymair]

For a DM, "Monty Haul"

 

[DonTadow]

Powergamer and Rules Lawyer are harsh around my gaming circles. I can't count how many players asked to join my game and the first thing they say is "i'm not a rules lawyer or power gamer". And honestly for some reason that always puts a smile to my face to hear they are not.

 

[Vraille Darkfang]

Larper?

At least to non-larpers that is.

 

[Talmun]

Among many of the RPG'ers I know:

"LARPer"

and

"Vampire-weenie"

Are two that are thrown around a bit.

 

[DaveMage]

The worst? Truly? Try this...

"We have a lot more fun when you don't show up."

I agree.

For a DM it might be: "Your campaign is boring."

 

[sniffles]

"Nitpicker"

That mostly applies just to me, because I'm always nitpicking other players' mispronunciation or misuse of words, or nitpicking unrealistic bits of the game or setting.