*New* Mehket's Magnificent Seven
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xenoflare
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funny funny haha
hey, technically, it wasn't the vow of peace's fault that (spoiler spoiler) somebody got (spoiler spoiler). i mean, nobody gives it credit when it takes out (spoiler spoiler) but when it (spoiler spoiler), everybody (spoiler spoiler).
erm, time for update. oi, brujahbunny! quick!
yours,
shao
Chasmodai said:
hey, technically, it wasn't the vow of peace's fault that (spoiler spoiler) somebody got (spoiler spoiler). i mean, nobody gives it credit when it takes out (spoiler spoiler) but when it (spoiler spoiler), everybody (spoiler spoiler).
erm, time for update. oi, brujahbunny! quick!
yours,
shao
FireLance
Legend
xenoflare said:
I live in Bedok myself, but the rest of my gaming group lives all around the island. We tend to game in the Cuppage Centre hawker centre (more centrally located) as a result.
There won't be much of an Asian flavour from my group, unfortunately. One campaign started off in Rome on an alternate Earth (my character was from an unspecified Russian village). The other, which I run, is in a generic medieval fantasy setting.
neveryours
First Post
Enjoyment
Nice to see some off-topic chat.
Anyway, Firelance, you don't necessarily need to have a game with an Asian flavour. It should just happen, espcially if your buddies would like something like that. But some Orientalism can be quite refreshing instead of the generic Dark Ages setting. It injects quite a bit of flavour into the roleplaying aspect of the game. I play the typical commercial liberalised tourist, who happens to often affect the very place that he wants, to visit, unaffected.
Our group sessions have some long sessions with no combat and just a lot of dialogue and interaction with each other. Sometimes, it leads to quite a bit of disharmony within the party. We try to work it out and it's quite fun sometimes. Other times, it's just tiring. However, it's all in the name of the game.
Most importantly, have fun and enjoy your games.
Nice to see some off-topic chat.
Anyway, Firelance, you don't necessarily need to have a game with an Asian flavour. It should just happen, espcially if your buddies would like something like that. But some Orientalism can be quite refreshing instead of the generic Dark Ages setting. It injects quite a bit of flavour into the roleplaying aspect of the game. I play the typical commercial liberalised tourist, who happens to often affect the very place that he wants, to visit, unaffected.
Our group sessions have some long sessions with no combat and just a lot of dialogue and interaction with each other. Sometimes, it leads to quite a bit of disharmony within the party. We try to work it out and it's quite fun sometimes. Other times, it's just tiring. However, it's all in the name of the game.
Most importantly, have fun and enjoy your games.
neveryours
First Post
Where is Canter?
Where is that halfwit of a traveller?
Grins
Where is that halfwit of a traveller?
Grins
Hey
Hey Guys....Sorry for not posting for quite long...hahaha....
Just came on to see if the next segment of the story has been posted by 'The One' but not yet..lol...
So i'll have to bite my nails in anticipation then.
Yea..where did canter go anyway?.....n gray has turned a tad bit british. I say old chap....well i guess i'll try to pick up where Rai left off...hehe...
Reg.
Jeff
P/s Time fer an UPDATE?!
Hey Guys....Sorry for not posting for quite long...hahaha....
Just came on to see if the next segment of the story has been posted by 'The One' but not yet..lol...
So i'll have to bite my nails in anticipation then.
Yea..where did canter go anyway?.....n gray has turned a tad bit british. I say old chap....well i guess i'll try to pick up where Rai left off...hehe...
Reg.
Jeff
P/s Time fer an UPDATE?!
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