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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tvknight415" data-source="post: 5397869" data-attributes="member: 40450">I'm tvknight415 and I....- have been gaming for almost 30 years- generally stick to the same half-dozen character concepts whenever I have to create a new character- base most of my characters on historical types (viking berserker, templar knight, etc.)- will occasionally create a character that is "just wrong" just to annoy everyone else (one of the worst being a gay wookie jedi named Cudlay)- will quote Python and the Princess Bride, both at and away from the gaming table- love DMing Ravenloft, but hate playing in it- hate DMing Greyhawk, but love playing it- credit D&D (despite all the naysayers in the 80's and 90's) with keeping me Christian- don't see what's so special about Dark Sun- really wish Gen Con would get it's butt back to Wisconsin where it belongs- think the Tomb of Horrors just wasn't deadly enough- fudge dice rolls as a DM because I hate killing PC's just because they can't roll above a 7 to save their life- use gaming books as my bathroom reading- have about half of the PC's I've ever played been paladins- prefer lower level adventures- have played D&D across a 3-car caravan driving through Iowa with walkie-talkies- hate overly optimized characters, and will target overly optimized characters' weaknesses without mercy- have been to a bachelor party where we really did just sit around a hotel room playing D&D all night (and there were no naked women in the adventure, either)- think 4E really isn't D&D- wish my wife would play D&D- have bought a set of poly dice in colors to match my current PC's heraldry- think gnomes should be banned (seriously - erase them from D&D)- try to avoid alcohol at the gaming table- cannot stand to play at the gaming table with someone who reeks of cigarette (or other) smoke (pipe tobacco smokers are an exception to this rule)- hate game sessions where we play for four hours and get through three rounds of combatBut, probably the most shocking guilty admission of mine is that, even after eight trips (3 as a player, 5 as a DM) to the Keep on the Borderlands, I still think that, "bree-yark" means "we surrender!"</blockquote>

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