moldy bread and the seductress

Creeping Death

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Our group met today and got a little further on the age of wyrms adventure. A couple things happened that are just too good to not share.

We walk into a local bar looking for a group of people when an elvish woman approaches our sorcerer and starts hitting on him. Now, you have to realize that the person playing the sorcerer is 12, the rest are adults. The conversation goes something like this:

"Hey there handsome", she says.
"Who are you?", was his reply.
"How about I buy you a drink?", signalling to the bartender, "Give me an ale for my friend."
The player not knowing what to do keeps asking us for help OOC.
The DM treating all spoken words as in-character has this seductress say, "Why do you keep asking your friends, can't you make your own decisions?"
At this point we are laughing.
Not knowing what to do he finally speaks up about the ale....

"No thanks, I'm a vegetarian"

It took about 5 minutes to get everyone under control.

Later....

In that bar we see the group we want to talk to. A fight breaks out and we luckily win. The surviving enemy ranger surrenders and we take him prisoner. My character is a 7'5" Half-Giant that has enlarged himself to 14' tall. Explaining my actions to the DM, "I take the ranger and interrogate a chair over his legs, interrogate him into the wall and out the bar. I then interrogate him into the hitching post and into the dark alley where we can talk without being interrupted."

Laughter ensued.

Even later still...

We were exploring an old abandoned observatory and found some cheese and moldy bread in the kitchen. Out of character the cleric's player says, "Look, I've discovered penicillin".

The game had to stop for another few minutes so that we could regain our composure.
 

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See, from the title of the thread, I thought the need for penicillin was going to tied to the appearance of the seductress.
Which would have been much naughtier, but still just as funny. :D
 


My 12 year old sister wanted to play once; I didn't take it tremendously seriously but I thought I'd let her have a go. The game went nowhere since she based her opinion of the classes by their pictures and couldn't get over the idea that tosters, electric ovens and plastic (and a lot more too) didn't exist. :\

Also when I tried acting out an impresion of a worg pounceing (a lousey impression too) she screamed and refused to play any more because I was being too 'mean and scary'. It was both the best 'sence of atmosphere' Ive created in a PC and the worst acting at the same time. :D

Anyway, who wants a 100+ year old druid who says "like, whatever".
 


The Edge said:
Anyway, who wants a 100+ year old druid who says "like, whatever".
I guess it depends on if she was cute or not. Before you get all "he's a perv" on me. I mean if its said in a cute, adorable kid way and not in a sassy, rolling of the eyes way.
 

Kids are awesome. He kept asking, "Guys, should I tell her about where we are going?" We were all laughing and shaking our heads NO.

I had to apologize to the DM and then I taught his son the phrase, "I'll call you later." That was hand down, the most hilarious session I've ever been in. She would challenge him to a game of throwing daggars, we are 2nd level, and he was betting 5 platinum pieces. Won three times in a row too.
 

I think its cool to find a newbie. I don't care how old they are. There is no wonder in the game anymore. Everyone has that been there, done that attitude. If they are a newbie to the world around them that is really cool.

My cousin has just started playing she is 20. It is so refreshing to have someone that doesn't know what thar big flying blob with lots of eyes is.
 

John Q. Mayhem said:
lol

Kids are great :)

When I was like 14, I was playing in a DnD game. One oif the other players switched my water with wine. The DM hands me a note saying "you feel drunk, act like it" But I never took a drink in my life yet, so I had no idea how to play it.
 

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