Real-life Prestige Class undertaken

mythago · Nov 9, 2003

Technically I cannot claim ownership of the hamster, except in my parental capacity in regards to the hamster's owner.

Whoa! There I go again!

Thanks guys

I have not decided on a particular sub-PrC, though I have a few I have definitely ruled out.

Piratecat · Nov 9, 2003

Mythago - look for email from me. And congratulations, O Keeper! Beware of non-Euclidian torts and the writs of Tindalos.

JoeBlank · Nov 9, 2003

Congrats, mythago. And welcome to the bar. I was admitted in '95.

Got the 3 kids, spouse, and cat too, but no hamster for me.

You probably already know, but my recommendation is to smile and enjoy the lawyer jokes. Besides, they are always talking about those "other guys", not you.

Eridanis · Nov 9, 2003

Congratulations!

Interesting to note the several attorneys who've chimed in; I also think of Orcus (Clark Peterson). Looks like gamer/parent/attorney is a pretty popular multi-class.

mythago · Nov 9, 2003

I'm not sure I needed the mental image of Orcus as an attorney...

JoeBlank, lawyer jokes are easy. You just smile and say "I'll be sure to remember that if you ever ask me for free legal advice."

Angcuru · Nov 9, 2003

Kinda funny how people bash lawyers and the like until they personally need one, isn't it?

alsih2o · Nov 9, 2003

of course, the important issue here is the even greater prestige bestowed upon the ceramic dm tourney.

quite a group of winners we have

mythago · Nov 10, 2003

I've been meaning to ask you, anyway--does being a Jewish Ceramic DM make me a golem?

alsih2o · Nov 10, 2003

as a genetic jew with no real grasp of cultural or religious jew-ness i would normally claim this role (clay golem specifically) but if you so much as know what the inside of a synagogue looks like you are the easy winner

hmmm, paperwork golem?