What is the most overused D&D term?

[Angcuru]

I wish you'd have put "twinked."

 

[maddman75]

Write in for '3.5e'. IT sounds like software, not a role playing game. The name is revised, not 3rd and a half edition. If you need an abbreviation, why not 3eR?

 

[Angcuru]

What is wizards but a large collabertation of computer-savvy gamers? Makes a certain degree of sense to me.

 

[Azlan]

I wish you'd have put "twinked."

How can player characters in a DM-controlled campaign be twinked? I thought "twinked" was when, in a MMORPG like EverQuest, a player of a veteran, high-level character gives undeserved gold and magic items to a player of a new, low-level character... or something like that.

 

[Dark Eternal]

It's a toss-up. I can't quite make up my mind between 'Dungeons' or 'Dragons'.

 

[Angcuru]

*ouch*

Most overused Manowar Term: STEEL!

 

[Storminator]

It's a toss-up. I can't quite make up my mind between 'Dungeons' or 'Dragons'.

It's clearly "level."

PS

 

[Angcuru]

I'd say it's a tie between level and +.

 

[hammymchamham]

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[Arnwyn]

"Crunchy" without a doubt. Everyone without vocabulary skills uses that one...