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<blockquote data-quote="Testament" data-source="post: 2087415" data-attributes="member: 21833">Worship The Pavillion!Right then, this one is just...inexplicable, but I'll do my best.It all started when one player at my club discovered that he could buy 5 10ft poles, rope, pitons and a heap of canvas for less than a tent.&nbsp; So he purchased a mule to carry it all, and had himself a pavillion.Then he created a new Living Greyhawk character to play &quot;Mad God's Key&quot; with.&nbsp; It was a Bard (already my alarm's going off), with Perform (oratory).&nbsp; His name was &quot;Frederick the Arrogant&quot;.&nbsp; This player discovered a way to conserve Bardic music uses at low level, that was, don't stop performing.Worst of all, he is thoroughly convinced that he is the prophet of a mighty god, that god being...The Pavillion.&nbsp; So when we play with him, we have to put up with him saying &quot;blah blahblah blah blah Worship the Pavillion!&quot;&nbsp; It has gotten stranger, and funnier as we go though.&nbsp; Frederick has gone crazier, and now gets around in a wagon pulled by a team of Gnomes, with a timpani drum and a lectern in the back, with a bullhorn fixed to the lectern.&nbsp; He's also declared himself the King of Perrenland, and wears the royal outfit.&nbsp; <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/paranoid.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":uhoh:" title="Paranoid&nbsp; &nbsp; :uhoh:" data-shortname=":uhoh:" />&nbsp; Perhaps his strangest moment was in the mod &quot;Lerara&quot;, after helping kill the hierophant, he set up his Pavillion, in the middle of the temple, and attempted to convert the Lerara Suel to his faith.It sounds bizzare, I know.&nbsp; Playing with him, depending on how serious you take the game, is either an exercise in frustration, or one of the most hysterical experiences you'll have at the table.&nbsp; I fit into the second category.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Testament, post: 2087415, member: 21833"] [b]Worship The Pavillion![/b] Right then, this one is just...[I]inexplicable[/I], but I'll do my best. It all started when one player at my club discovered that he could buy 5 10ft poles, rope, pitons and a heap of canvas for less than a tent. So he purchased a mule to carry it all, and had himself a pavillion. Then he created a new Living Greyhawk character to play "Mad God's Key" with. It was a Bard (already my alarm's going off), with Perform (oratory). His name was "Frederick the Arrogant". This player discovered a way to conserve Bardic music uses at low level, that was, don't stop performing. Worst of all, he is thoroughly convinced that he is the prophet of a mighty god, that god being...The Pavillion. So when we play with him, we have to put up with him saying "blah blahblah blah blah Worship the Pavillion!" It has gotten stranger, and funnier as we go though. Frederick has gone crazier, and now gets around in a wagon pulled by a team of Gnomes, with a timpani drum and a lectern in the back, with a bullhorn fixed to the lectern. He's also declared himself the King of Perrenland, and wears the royal outfit. :uhoh: Perhaps his strangest moment was in the mod "Lerara", after helping kill the hierophant, he set up his Pavillion, in the middle of the temple, and attempted to convert the Lerara Suel to his faith. It sounds bizzare, I know. Playing with him, depending on how serious you take the game, is either an exercise in frustration, or one of the most hysterical experiences you'll have at the table. I fit into the second category. [/QUOTE]

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