Operation: Power Level Gary

Oryan77 · May 6, 2011

If the Gary handle gets enough xp to be epic level, does he have a chance of resurrecting himself? Is that what you guys secretly hope to accomplish with this task?

Rhun · May 6, 2011

I hit him again over in the Mule Love thread.

Scotley · May 6, 2011

Oryan77 said:
If the Gary handle gets enough xp to be epic level, does he have a chance of resurrecting himself? Is that what you guys secretly hope to accomplish with this task?

That would be nice!

howandwhy99 · May 6, 2011

Bumping for Gary. May all his die rolls... uh, succeed!

Relique du Madde · May 7, 2011

Oryan77 said:
If the Gary handle gets enough xp to be epic level, does he have a chance of resurrecting himself? Is that what you guys secretly hope to accomplish with this task?

Resurrection is flawed. Its all about rolling on the reincarnation table. That way there's a chance that he would come back as a dragon if we roll a 100.

Mark CMG · May 7, 2011

http://www.enworld.org/forum/archive-threads/193204-gary-gygax-q-part-xiii-40.html#post4050972

Actually it was all I could manage to keep the players from constantly chattering. Adding music to the commotion would have made DMing impossible. All of my groups have enjoyed a lot of socialization during play.

Cheers,
Gary

Not that he's against music, of course.

SPECTRE666 · May 8, 2011

XP added to Gary!

Scott DeWar · May 8, 2011

SPECTRE666 said:
XP added to Gary!

another point for gary here too.

TarionzCousin · May 8, 2011

Col_Pladoh is currently in fifth place. Not bad, but it could be better.

I found a previously un-repped post and gave Gary 3 XP.

RPG_Tweaker · May 9, 2011

This is such a cool idea; teamwork to grant him title.

Gary is not only an icon of D&D to me, but he was also a great source of language and ancient history. He was more inspiring than any teacher I had in school. I learned organically rather than by lists and repetition.

From just the DMG I was introduced to all manner of new fascinating concepts; various forms of government, noble titles like Pfalzgraf, and a host of obscure words like dweamor, ennui, vorpal, and slattern.

Gary's not only a hero, he's kind of a guru as well.