What do you have on you at the moment?

[Henry]

Now, if it were a Lost Souls type world being skyclad would give me all sorts of neat supernatural abilities

Now THERE's a game I haven't heard mentioned in a while. Ah, yes, the more naked you arrive, the better off you are.

 

[wedgeski]

I once considered a campaign (and, probably, who hasn't?) where the PC's were people out of our world transposed to a D&D reality, but they would still have been 'heroic' with ability scores in all the right places. Never considered a party of our own alter-egos. Hmm.

Anyway to the point: jeans, trainers, two layers on top (t-shirt + sweatshirt), wedding ring (gold/white gold... if I get transported to The Land I am absolutely set up for life), watch (battery-operated, will be useless in about twelve months time), glasses, glasses case + sunglasses, wallet with usual, TONS of keys because I'm key-holding for my work at the moment, assorted change.

Basically I'm screwed unless I can convince opposing fighters that just 'cos I'm wearing orange that DOESN'T mean I'm the magic user and they should really attack the other guys first...

 

[wedgeski]

Side note: I had a buddy who used to be in the U.S. Army a few years ago. His group (platoon?) played a D&D variant that had this exact idea. The DM would come around at inopportune times and "tag" the players, and what they had on was what they arrived in D&D-land carrying. One guy got caught coming out of the SHOWER, the poor clod. Another was caught on guard duty, but my buddy was caught having JUST finished some sort of field maneuvers, if full dress gear, full backpack, full complement of live ammo, etc.

Great extension to an already great idea!

 

[Wulf Ratbane]

Demin jeans, boxers, t-shirt, sweater, socks and tennis shoes. Some coins in my pocket.

Wallet full of paper and plastic.

Thick leather jacket, Blistex, Neosporin, Tums, handkerchief, a tasty cold orange in my pocket, RFID keychain with one normal key on it, cellphone-- which in D&D land we call "hunk of plastic used for grinding tubers."

Platinum ring-- which of course is worth ten times as much as a gold, in D&D land. Big sucker, too, gotta weigh a good 6 ounces.

Within arms reach? Add scissors, two exacto knives, a short rasp file, tube of sovereign glue, 3 Koosh balls, and, thank God! a large, full, Dunkin Donuts iced coffee.

I won't go outside arms length but I have a whole model shop within 10 feet. Too bad.

 

[devilbat]

Caught me at a bad time.

I've got a long sleeve shirt on which is coming apart at the seam of the right sleeve, boxers, a white gold wedding ring, and socks. The worst of it is that the socks have a sizable hole as well, that would drive me crazy.

 

[DwelleroftheDeep]

sweat jacket with:

My dice (all fifty of them)
My hand notebook
the once and future king (T.H. white)
Pencils
Pencil sharpener
flashlight
pen
scissors
mini new testament bible including proverbs and psalms
solar calulator
hand clock

 

[Plane Sailing]

For me at the moment? Normal clothes and trainers.
watch
Wedding ring
assorted coins
PDA
mobile phone
two penknives (with blade, screwdriver, scissors etc)
mini torch
umbrella
chemical hand-warmer
assorted keys

On my chair: fleece, wooly hat and gloves.

 

[Savage Wombat]

I ran a game very like this once.

One of the players had her purse in her lap when the game started, so when people were inventorying she dumped it out to see what she had.

The can of mace that turned up proved extremely effective in fighting off annoying orcs.

 

[Psion]

Lots of useless stuff.
A leatherman.

 

[Thornir Alekeg]

shirt, pants, skivvies, leather belt, shoes with laces, keys, wedding ring, cell phone.

Oh, and contact lenses...great, I'd be nearly blind in a day or two when I couldn't stand to keep them in anymore.

Note to self: carry your glasses in case of magic body-sucking portals.