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<blockquote data-quote="el-remmen" data-source="post: 2049688" data-attributes="member: 11">O.G.This stands for &quot;original Gangsta&quot; as many of you already know - but it is our term for characters that are still around from the very beginning of the campaign.&nbsp; There is always a special respect for the O.G., as often various plot-points crucial to the on-going story revolve around them.&nbsp; An O.G. that dies and is raised, loses a bit of his prestige.&nbsp; For those familair with my current campaign, Kazrack is an example of an O.G.Honorary O.G.This is a character that while not in the game from the very first session has been around long enough and has done important enough stuff to be considered O.G. - in fact, people often forget that they were not there from the beginning.&nbsp; Again, for those familiar with my current game, Ratchis and Martin the Green are both Honorary O.G.sFwam Fwam Fwam!Casting lightning bolt or some other big boom evocation spell.&nbsp; This was my old wild mage's favorite verbal components for his spells when trying to re-create with reckless dweomer. .Shifty McShifty Any PC that spends a lot of his time &quot;scouting ahead&quot;, &quot;staying behind to search more&quot;, passing the DM lots of notes. . typically a rogue of some sort - but usually the &quot;Shifty McShifty&quot; is a symptom of the player's attitude and overall greed.Example:Player One: &quot;There was no treasure on them?&quot;Player Two: &quot;Check Shifty McShifty's pockets, you know he is always sneaking stuff on the sly.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="el-remmen, post: 2049688, member: 11"] [B]O.G.[/B] This stands for "original Gangsta" as many of you already know - but it is our term for characters that are still around from the very beginning of the campaign. There is always a special respect for the O.G., as often various plot-points crucial to the on-going story revolve around them. An O.G. that dies and is raised, loses a bit of his prestige. For those familair with my current campaign, Kazrack is an example of an O.G. [B]Honorary O.G.[/B] This is a character that while not in the game from the very first session has been around long enough and has done important enough stuff to be considered O.G. - in fact, people often forget that they were not there from the beginning. Again, for those familiar with my current game, Ratchis and Martin the Green are both Honorary O.G.s [B]Fwam Fwam Fwam![/B] Casting lightning bolt or some other big boom evocation spell. This was my old wild mage's favorite verbal components for his spells when trying to re-create with reckless dweomer. . [B]Shifty McShifty[/B] Any PC that spends a lot of his time "scouting ahead", "staying behind to search more", passing the DM lots of notes. . typically a rogue of some sort - but usually the "Shifty McShifty" is a symptom of the player's attitude and overall greed. Example: Player One: "There was no treasure on them?" Player Two: "Check Shifty McShifty's pockets, you know he is always sneaking stuff on the sly." [/QUOTE]

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