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<blockquote data-quote="Merkuri" data-source="post: 4650606" data-attributes="member: 41321">Ah, that reminds me of the warforged in our last campaign who decided that he'd go by a number, and that number would be 1337.&nbsp; He was obviously trying to go for &quot;leet speak&quot;.&nbsp; We started calling him 37 instead and that one kinda stuck.The player had to leave that game before the campaign wrapped, so the DM took 37 and had him join our enemies (a group of warforged and warforged sympathizers trying to violently carve out a nation).&nbsp; It certainly got the emotions going, especially for my character.&nbsp; I was playing a character who was prejudiced against warforged and 37 had helped her &quot;come around&quot; before he left the party, so when she found out he had gone over to the enemy it felt like a personal betrayal, and it became her life's goal to destroy him.The player actually came back to play a few games just as the campaign was wrapping, made up a new PC, and got to battle against his old PC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Merkuri, post: 4650606, member: 41321"] Ah, that reminds me of the warforged in our last campaign who decided that he'd go by a number, and that number would be 1337. He was obviously trying to go for "leet speak". We started calling him 37 instead and that one kinda stuck. The player had to leave that game before the campaign wrapped, so the DM took 37 and had him join our enemies (a group of warforged and warforged sympathizers trying to violently carve out a nation). It certainly got the emotions going, especially for my character. I was playing a character who was prejudiced against warforged and 37 had helped her "come around" before he left the party, so when she found out he had gone over to the enemy it felt like a personal betrayal, and it became her life's goal to destroy him. The player actually came back to play a few games just as the campaign was wrapping, made up a new PC, and got to battle against his old PC. [/QUOTE]

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