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<blockquote data-quote="Oryan77" data-source="post: 5392287" data-attributes="member: 18701">I never claimed the DM was copying the entire story of Mulan. How did you come to that conclusion?I said he used a character from the story of Mulan. Which I find to be a bad thing. His character was not inspired from Mushu, it was Mushu. That's cheesy.Heck, I was only in the game for a month. For all I know, maybe he was intending to DM us through the script of Mulan. Yet it was supposed to be a Planescape game.Honestly, once I found out that it was Mushu, it doesn't interest me in the slightest about why Mushu wanted to be my companion. Luckily I didn't find out it was Mushu as the game was going on.If I did know, then my only options, really, would have been to either eat Mushu so I wouldn't have to play along with a character from a Disney cartoon, or, roleplay my Tiefling Rogue like The Fonz from Happy Days and demand that every character call me Fonzie. I would have had no other choice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oryan77, post: 5392287, member: 18701"] I never claimed the DM was copying the entire story of Mulan. How did you come to that conclusion? I said he used a character from the story of Mulan. Which I find to be a bad thing. His character was not inspired from Mushu, it [B]was[/B] Mushu. That's cheesy. Heck, I was only in the game for a month. For all I know, maybe he was intending to DM us through the script of Mulan. Yet it was supposed to be a Planescape game. Honestly, once I found out that it was Mushu, it doesn't interest me in the slightest about why Mushu wanted to be my companion. Luckily I didn't find out it was Mushu as the game was going on. If I did know, then my only options, really, would have been to either eat Mushu so I wouldn't have to play along with a character from a Disney cartoon, or, roleplay my Tiefling Rogue like The Fonz from Happy Days and demand that every character call me Fonzie. I would have had no other choice. [/QUOTE]

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