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Should blue players have an advantage?

jonesy

A Wicked Kendragon
One of my players is a Smurf. And everytime his character does something he says he'll "smurf it". He's smurfed his way through dragons, he smurfed a deal with the king, and he's smurfed the princess, and he's busy smurfing the plotline too. And now he wants to smurf his character into a smurfing smurfer.

I don't know if I can tell him to back up and let the other players do their thing. I mean, he is a Smurf. It's not his fault that's how he talks and does things. But I do wish he'd stop smurfing all the snacks. All he says when called up on it is how smurfing smurf he is about it.
 

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Smurfs are blue because there's only one Smurfette. Show a little smurf for the smurfing smurfer and let him smurf all he smurfs.
 


I'd put him in the smurfing blender and smurf him down like a protein drink with my BBSEG (big bad smufing evil guy). Then make him smufing roll up a new smurf.
 

One of my players is a Smurf. And everytime his character does something he says he'll "smurf it". He's smurfed his way through dragons, he smurfed a deal with the king, and he's smurfed the princess, and he's busy smurfing the plotline too. And now he wants to smurf his character into a smurfing smurfer.

Don't commit the Smurfwind Fallacy- just because he's smurfing doesn't mean he's not ALSO smurfplaying, and vice smurfa...errrr...versa.
 

Blues players may have an advantage. Recent studies suggest the complex tones involved with jazz keep you distracted trying to decipher them.
 




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