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<blockquote data-quote="Ellie_the_Elf" data-source="post: 2001412" data-attributes="member: 17018">A few we've come up with:Magicate (verb): Meaning to enchant, via spells such as magic weapon or item creation feats. First used by my elven wizard in my first ever D&amp;D game because I'd forgotten the proper word. Example: 'I'm going to use this downtime to get my sword magicated'Look-at-me-I'm-the-pope (Adjective): Used to describe very ornate dress or armour. Orignally used by the party's rogue, when my boyfriend's wizard/cleric went to buy new clothing and asked to purchase really, really nice robes. The nicest available in Waterdeep in fact. When asked whether he wanted the type of robes worn by church heads and similar, he replied yes. The halfling rogue, none too impressed, muttered 'Oh, look at me, I'm the pope'. Example: (Me, as DM, describing an&nbsp; NPC) 'He's wearing look-at-me-I'm-the-pope armour and carrying a greatsword'Moving silently (verb) Used, confusingly enough, to describe an activity which makes a great deal of noise. This came from the rogue announcing he was going to attempt to move silently, and knocking an entire tin of dice on the floor as he reached for his d20. Example: PC1: 'Where's all that noise coming from?' PC2 'Oh don't worry about it, it's probably just someone moving silently'</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ellie_the_Elf, post: 2001412, member: 17018"] A few we've come up with: Magicate (verb): Meaning to enchant, via spells such as magic weapon or item creation feats. First used by my elven wizard in my first ever D&D game because I'd forgotten the proper word. Example: 'I'm going to use this downtime to get my sword magicated' Look-at-me-I'm-the-pope (Adjective): Used to describe very ornate dress or armour. Orignally used by the party's rogue, when my boyfriend's wizard/cleric went to buy new clothing and asked to purchase really, really nice robes. The nicest available in Waterdeep in fact. When asked whether he wanted the type of robes worn by church heads and similar, he replied yes. The halfling rogue, none too impressed, muttered 'Oh, look at me, I'm the pope'. Example: (Me, as DM, describing an NPC) 'He's wearing look-at-me-I'm-the-pope armour and carrying a greatsword' Moving silently (verb) Used, confusingly enough, to describe an activity which makes a great deal of noise. This came from the rogue announcing he was going to attempt to move silently, and knocking an entire tin of dice on the floor as he reached for his d20. Example: PC1: 'Where's all that noise coming from?' PC2 'Oh don't worry about it, it's probably just someone moving silently' [/QUOTE]

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