The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

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okay, so it walks like a god, talks like a god, has the powers of a god, but if I just say, "that's not a god, that's a powerfull outsider with godlike powers" people will not look at me like I'm completelly nuts in a D&D setting?

Well, yeah. Everyone knows that if it walks like a god, talks like a god, has the powers of a god, but is really just a powerful outsider with godlike powers ...

THEN YOU'RE TRAPPED IN AN EPISODE OF STAR TREK: TOS!
 

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okay, so it walks like a god, talks like a god, has the powers of a god, but if I just say, "that's not a god, that's a powerfull outsider with godlike powers" people will not look at me like I'm completelly nuts in a D&D setting?

I mean, they're already accepting halflings as the world arm wrestling champion, that no one will buy your magic items for any price, that most non-adventurers can do fighting maneuvers/cast spells that fighters/wizards could never learn if they spent a lifetime trying, and that halflings are interesting, so it isn't that big of a leap, is it?
 



With all love to Snarf, I find their style to be more "reply to a paragraph with a page."

Or "reply to a point with a pizza."
Excuse me, but that's my turf.
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Every time I see the thread that says, "A Stereotypical Italian Campaign," I want to go in there and post the following:

That's-a spicy meatball!

To date, I have successfully battled the urge. Honestly, I don't dare open that thread, because what's in there can't possibly live up to my imagination.
 


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