What's the collective noun for roleplayers?

[Hairfoot]

A party? A horde?

A murder of gamers is appealing on all sorts of levels, but the ravens got to it first.

 

[Jdvn1]

Group?

We've always referred to it as our "gaming group."

 

[Solarious]

Unkindness would be cool, but ravens own that. Murder belongs to crows, I believe.

Due to the noise that can be generated by us, I would peg it down as a 'gaggle'.

 

[Jdvn1]

A gaggle of gamers?

What about PbP gamers?

 

[Knightfall]

A horde of gamers?

 

[Whisper72]

Hmm... how about a swarm.... the way most PC's go through places like a swarm of locusts, leaving a swathe of devestation behind them....

 

[Agback]

Due to the noise that can be generated by us, I would peg it down as a 'gaggle'.

'Gaggle' gets my vote, too.

Though giving the difficulty most of my groups have deciding what to play, their slowness in generating characters, and the way it takes an hour and a half at the beginning of each session to get them to shut up, sit down, and start playing, I would like to suggest that 'a procrastination of would-be-gamers' is just as accurate.

 

[Aaron L]

A stink.



"The annual stink of gamers filled the building at GenCon this year."

 

[Jürgen Hubert]

"Geeks"

 

[Aaron L]

"Geeks"

Wouldnt that be individual instead of collective though?

Not disputing its validity, of course.

"A group of 5 gamer geeks forms a stink."