Varianor Abroad
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Teflon Billy said:
Fixed it for ya.
(Very cool by the way.)
My 13 year old Daughter and her friends are playing D&D in the Kitchen...
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Fixed it for ya.
(Very cool by the way.)
Nellisir
Hero
Teflon Billy said:The Players, as they are leaving a town where they just traded a Merchant's Daughter they rescued for a reward of a "Basket of Apples that change the color of your hair when you eat them" ( :\ ), are suddnly ambushed by a Giant, hopping Brain which appears to be spitting arrows at them.
They are understandably freaked out and spurr their horses to get away from the brain. On of the girls throws a spear at the brain, and it screams, and from inside it run two goblins--one of whom was Carrying the "Brain Costume" and looking out a hole, while the other fired a crossbow out the hole he was looking out of. The one who could see was basically "directing the fire" of the crossbowman.
They turn around and massacre the goblins, and find a Talking, flying Cat as treaure.
THAT is cool. That is absolutely incredibly cool.
Nell.
Barendd Nobeard
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Teflon Billy said:Well, it's their usual game which is far too surreal for me to explain without it sounding like nonsense.
I'll give you a flashback to an earlier game of theirs....
The Players, as they are leaving a town where they just traded a Merchant's Daughter they rescued for a reward of a "Basket of Apples that change the color of your hair when you eat them" ( :\ ), are suddnly ambushed by a Giant, hopping Brain which appears to be spitting arrows at them.
They are understandably freaked out and spurr their horses to get away from the brain. On of the girls throws a spear at the brain, and it screams, and from inside it run two goblins--one of whom was Carrying the "Brain Costume" and looking out a hole, while the other fired a crossbow out the hole he was looking out of. The one who could see was basically "directing the fire" of the crossbowman.
They turn around and massacre the goblins, and find a Talking, flying Cat as treaure.
Wow. If she ever runs a Call of Cthulhu, let me know.
Trainz
Explorer
Kudos Billy.
Myself (as you know), I have a 14 yo daughter and 13 yo son. She reads a lot but isn't interested at all by it. My son is interested, but doesn't like reading that much. I got him a nice simple roleplaying game (ultra simple rules) that he could try with his buddies, but can't get himself to actually spend the time to read the 40 or so pages of the rules.
You're lucky bud. Very soon, you and her will be playing together. Damn what I wouldn't give... but my son will probably get interested by it all before he reaches 18, so there's still hope...
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Myself (as you know), I have a 14 yo daughter and 13 yo son. She reads a lot but isn't interested at all by it. My son is interested, but doesn't like reading that much. I got him a nice simple roleplaying game (ultra simple rules) that he could try with his buddies, but can't get himself to actually spend the time to read the 40 or so pages of the rules.
You're lucky bud. Very soon, you and her will be playing together. Damn what I wouldn't give... but my son will probably get interested by it all before he reaches 18, so there's still hope...
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sad_genius
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That is so incredibly cool. Make sure the march of teenagerdom doesn't steal this from her.
Inconsequenti-AL
Breaks Games
That's really cool. What's a developement day, btw?
That brain suit with goblins is nifty - sounds more fun (and wholesome!) than the stuff that ended up in my early games.
I'm almost tempted to steal it for my game. Stealing from kids. Dammit! How low can I sink?
That brain suit with goblins is nifty - sounds more fun (and wholesome!) than the stuff that ended up in my early games.
I'm almost tempted to steal it for my game. Stealing from kids. Dammit! How low can I sink?
