Her journey to the Dark Side is complete

[blargney the second]

*laugh* I'll have to tell her that one.

 

[Mr. Draco]

Ambrus - fantastic story about the conversion! I'm definitely going to have to *yoink* the spell exchange idea for use on my players. :-D

 

[Barak]

As a married man who's quite happy that his wife has no interest in D&D, I'm glad it works for ya.

 

[amazingshafeman]

<C. Montgomery Burns>Excellent..<C. Montgomery Burns>

Although she's made some excellent progress, I wouldn't say it was complete quite yet. Not until she gives in to her anger, strikes you down and DMs a game herself will she realize the power of a fully operational...

...sorry, that one ran away from me. Anyhow, good show!

LOL. I had this happen this week, actually. Sort of. Four of us are in a pass it around campaign. We've each got characters and we each DM one session before the next person goes. Boy was she nervous. We spent most of the time haggling prices on the loot we were selling off. Probably the most fun I've had at Crazy Harry's Armor Emporium and Welice's Wigs and Whatnots. In the end, we got ran out of town for selling too many of the same set of "unique, 15,000 year old" armor to too many different shops....

 

[DrNilesCrane]

NO, NOT BLACK LEAF! NO, NO!

I can't rest...here's a little something from my previous campaign to "honor" ol' Jack. Based on the gaming group and their characters...good times, good times.

 

[Wraith Form]

I converted my wife to the Dark Side this summer, starting with a Cthulhu scenario. We have a small group of 4, and she squarely falls into the category of a "Casual Gamer" (see DMing for Dummies or DMG II for details)....but I got her hooked.

She also vowed that she'd never watch Star Trek. At this very moment she's finishing season 6 of DS9, after plowing through all seven seasons of Next Gen.

No longer a geek virgin........
[/wiping tears of joy away]