Paranoia From D&D

[Aeson]

So what do you think of when you see this statue?

Where can I get one?

 

[Relique du Madde]

According to the site I snagged it at, it was from some comic book convention that was held in London.

 

[Neonchameleon]

Well, thanks to all of my years of playing D&D, every time I see a statue, I get all paranoid that a Medusa is nearby. Of course I don't say anything to my friends on the off chance they'd think I was crazy or something, you know.

The Statue Of Liberty? What makes you so sure that really isn't a giantess that was turned into metal by a Medusa who could turn people into metal instead of stone?

It could happen you know.

Don't close your eyes. Don't even blink.

 

[Neonchameleon]

Double Post

 

[Aran Thule]

Don't close your eyes. Don't even blink.

Yep to the OP, don't watch the Doctor Who episode Blink, it will give you nightmares

 

[Weregrognard]

So what do you think of when you see this statue?

There aren't enough fiberglass giant ogre minis and dorky roaring girls in my life


As for D&D/RPG influence, I look at action movies and I end up imagining the character's actions translated into game terms. I think a lot of gamers do that, though.

 

[Janx]

Never trust a bunny on a stump.

I'm glad I snuck a peek at the MM, before our DM first used it. I still don't trust stumps to this day.

 

[CorditeJimmy]

The Computer is your friend. Trust the computer.

Happiness is mandatory. If you're not happy, then you must be a commie mutant traitor.

But there are no commies in Alpha Complex; Friend Computer would not allow them. To imply that there are commies in Alpha Complex is to imply Friend Computer has made a mistake, and only a traitor would do that.

 

[Aloïsius]

Where can I get one?

You can probably get the comic (Trolls de Troy), but it has not been translated in English, as far as I know.

 

[El Mahdi]

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