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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stik" data-source="post: 2137069" data-attributes="member: 30335">We had a very strange occurrence at our gaming table one night. We had a new player join the group and the DM had gotten together with her one night about a week before her first session and they rolled up her character, a cleric by the name of F'Lora. During the week after they created her character, Jenn proceeded to draw a fairly detailed sketch of F'Lora, using colored pencils. Cleric, red hair, chain mail, sky-blue surcoat over the armor, mace in hand and a round shield. So, on her first-ever night of AD&D, Jenn pulls out her character sheet and her sketch and our DM asks me if I have a mini that she could use for a female cleric. I pull out the only female cleric mini that I have (one that I had painted a few months earlier but had never shown to anyone since no one in our group was playing a female cleric) and put it on the table. "Oh, my God," Jenn says, "That's her." Incredibly, the mini was an exact match: Cleric, red hair, chain mail, sky-blue surcoat over the armor, mace in hand and a round shield. Kind of makes you wonder if there might not be a real F'Lora out there someplace, one that we had both tapped into....</blockquote>