Is Quiche Appropriate for Role-Playing?

[Falcon]

Given the convictions of several posters in a thread about Real Men, what do you think? If you are not sure, how would you change role-playing to fit quiche consumption? I was strolling by the frozen quiche section of the specialty market that borders my local Target and game-shop, and was wondering if they all could fit together somehow. Does quiche compromise the integrity of the game or does the game limit the quiche? What would you change and why?

 

[Kiir]

Quiche is always appropriate. My husband actually makes a great quiche and we normally eat it on saturday nights when playing or online DnD game. It just makes the game that much nicers eating quiche.

 

[Aaron L]

Now I know it's a sexual reference.

 

[Falcon]

So this is fresh-made quiche as opposed to pre-prepared or frozen quiche, correct? If most DMs offered quiche with their sessions, would they be more popular? And if game designers included quiche recipes and discount coupons in their supplements, would you buy them? If you had the choice between a well-designed product with no quiche offerings, or a mediocre product with quiche discount offers, what would you choose? Are you a quiche-sensitive consumer?

 

[Snoweel]

I'm thinking quiche/RPG designers should do their part and maybe include a bit of a side-trek or maybe a good, ready-to-use NPC on the back of the box, or maybe a series of miniatures inside the product. I suppose it would appeal to the inner child in all of us. Remember how excited we were as kids when we found the "special toy" in the Rice-Crispies box.

Obviously, the qaulity of the quiche would be important, as I wouldn't buy a quiche if I didn't expect to get much use out of it, no matter how interesting the gaming supplement. Unless it was on special.

 

[Someguy]

Quiche=BOO YA

 

[Eryx]

Quiche

What in the Nine Hells is Quiche?

Must be an American thing...

 

[Moe Ronalds]

What in the Nine Hells is Quiche?

Must be an American thing...

It's a god awful pie wannabe made with eggs, spinach and cheese in a frozen pie crust, and then served to a family of four kicking and screaming junk food addicts and one angry mom getting ready for her whole: I slave over a hot stove... speech.

 

[Snoweel]

Sometimes they've got bits of ham in them too.

 

[NiTessine]

I'm thinking quiche/RPG designers should do their part and maybe include a bit of a side-trek

You mean... "The Orc and the Quiche"?