Have you ever made a DM cry?
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Altamont Ravenard
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"Kittens give Morbo gas."
The only reason we cry is because of laughter. D&D (for us) is a game for fun and stress-relief, not something we get to emotional about.
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The only reason we cry is because of laughter. D&D (for us) is a game for fun and stress-relief, not something we get to emotional about.
AR
Jolly Giant
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In our group we've all been known to laugh enough to bring tears to our eyes, but other than that we leave the crying to NPCs! 
Teflon Billy
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Yes...well, a Storyteller rather than a DM, but the end result is the same.
It was a LARP, and rather than saying "I toss a drink in your face for your impertinence" he actually tossed a drink in my face (and I was wearing a new shirt!).
I threw a pretty heavy punch into his gut, and when he was breathing normally again it was through sobs.
It was a LARP, and rather than saying "I toss a drink in your face for your impertinence" he actually tossed a drink in my face (and I was wearing a new shirt!).
I threw a pretty heavy punch into his gut, and when he was breathing normally again it was through sobs.
Impeesa
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I think I almost made a DM cry today, though it was hard to tell due to the nature of online conversations. 
He's not the DM I'm playing with now, though.. another friend is starting up a new D&D game, and he's a numbers monkey like me... I was describing how I'd modified a nasty frenzied berserker build I found on the WotC boards and planned out my progression already, and he was like "sounds cool!" So I was describing the insanity of the new character to the first DM I mentioned - and he (at least, last time I played with him a few years back) was very much a low level specialist, he always had trouble making interesting or balanced encounters above about 6th level. Then I started telling him about how I wanted to convince another player to play a tactical monk (stunning fist, freezing the lifeblood) to set up punching bags for my greatspear and free sneak attacks for the rogue... I think he really would cry if I had the opportunity to play in his game again.
--Impeesa--
He's not the DM I'm playing with now, though.. another friend is starting up a new D&D game, and he's a numbers monkey like me... I was describing how I'd modified a nasty frenzied berserker build I found on the WotC boards and planned out my progression already, and he was like "sounds cool!" So I was describing the insanity of the new character to the first DM I mentioned - and he (at least, last time I played with him a few years back) was very much a low level specialist, he always had trouble making interesting or balanced encounters above about 6th level. Then I started telling him about how I wanted to convince another player to play a tactical monk (stunning fist, freezing the lifeblood) to set up punching bags for my greatspear and free sneak attacks for the rogue... I think he really would cry if I had the opportunity to play in his game again. --Impeesa--
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