What backstage with four of them doesn't count
No, no it does not.
That is not the same as sitting in the front row at a strip club with nekkid wimmen galavantin' about- in full view of other men who have been drinking.
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Strangest place you've gamed...?
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No, no it does not.
That is not the same as sitting in the front row at a strip club with nekkid wimmen galavantin' about- in full view of other men who have been drinking.
El Mahdi
Muad'Dib of the Anauroch
I was more worried about the few minis I brought with me, surviving the trip in my A-Bag!
El Mahdi
Muad'Dib of the Anauroch
Stereotypically she was playing a Rogue with maxed out pick-pocket and diplomacy skills...
howandwhy99
Adventurer
I've always thought the strangest place to sit for hours playing a game is an a cellar. Why? It is far more pleasant in so many other places.
Oddest places I've gamed besides moving vehicles, public businesses, etc.:
1. during cave camping were we could climb around in all the holes.
2. in a cemetery at night, and yes, we had to sneak in.
Oddest places I've gamed besides moving vehicles, public businesses, etc.:
1. during cave camping were we could climb around in all the holes.
2. in a cemetery at night, and yes, we had to sneak in.
Achan hiArusa
Explorer
I'm not in the running but anyway:
In a college radio station while one of the players was running a show.
In the physics department conference room.
In the psychology department's rat lab with the rats.
On the college stage at night (good thing Dr. Danny never found us, he would have killed us).
The first and the last two were at my undergraduate college and the second was where we game during graduate school.
In a college radio station while one of the players was running a show.
In the physics department conference room.
In the psychology department's rat lab with the rats.
On the college stage at night (good thing Dr. Danny never found us, he would have killed us).
The first and the last two were at my undergraduate college and the second was where we game during graduate school.
Achan hiArusa
Explorer
I'm not in the running but anyway:
In a college radio station while one of the players was running a show.
In the physics department conference room.
In the psychology department's rat lab with the rats.
On the college stage at night (good thing Dr. Danny never found us, he would have killed us).
The first and the last two were at my undergraduate college and the second was where we gamed during graduate school.
In a college radio station while one of the players was running a show.
In the physics department conference room.
In the psychology department's rat lab with the rats.
On the college stage at night (good thing Dr. Danny never found us, he would have killed us).
The first and the last two were at my undergraduate college and the second was where we gamed during graduate school.
CherubKid
Explorer
So, wait... were the lab rats playing PC's or were they simply menacing the miniatures...?
Fighters for Algernon, a classic.
CherubKid
Explorer
I totally forgot this when I started the thread...
I used to hike down to Temple University to game with a friend and his college buddies. One night, for a change of pace, we played after hours in this upscale bakery in Center City Philadelphia where he worked.
After an hour or so, my friend looks nervously out the window and says, "Oh never mind, I thought it was the cops."
Everyone else went back to hack-n-slash-as-usual, and I spent the rest of the evening waiting for the police to haul us in for criminal trespass, unlawful entry, unlawful assembly, possession of role-playing paraphernalia, et al.
I used to hike down to Temple University to game with a friend and his college buddies. One night, for a change of pace, we played after hours in this upscale bakery in Center City Philadelphia where he worked.
After an hour or so, my friend looks nervously out the window and says, "Oh never mind, I thought it was the cops."
Everyone else went back to hack-n-slash-as-usual, and I spent the rest of the evening waiting for the police to haul us in for criminal trespass, unlawful entry, unlawful assembly, possession of role-playing paraphernalia, et al.
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