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<blockquote data-quote="Bob Aberton" data-source="post: 316037" data-attributes="member: 1518">Gee, I don't know..Guess it depends on who the DM is<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /> jk though.&nbsp; This life is too good to leave behind...I guess I don't have a real thirst for adventure.&nbsp; My idea of adventure is building and sailing sailboats.&nbsp; Not very adventurous?Wait 'til you're in the middle of the ocean, the radio's broken, and anyway, even if it wasn't there's no way anyone could help you.The wind is sixty knots and building.&nbsp; Seas the height of sky scrapers bear down on you.&nbsp; You can't even tell where the sea ends and the sky begins because there's so much spray.You haven't slept in two days because the sailboat's self'-steerer is broken.&nbsp; You haven't eaten anything in two days because its too dangerous in the weather to light up the stove.You don't even know where you are because the sky's been too foggy to take a sight with your sextant, and the GPS is on the fritz because the saltwater isn't good for it.That's when you feel the water leaking into the bilge...Now, I'm not quite doing that yet, being that I'm only in High School, but I do sail small boats whenever I can, in whatever weather I can.&nbsp; And I am building a small sailboat myself.Eventually, that could be me in the above described situation.&nbsp; Now why would I need to kill hordes of orcs for adventure?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bob Aberton, post: 316037, member: 1518"] Gee, I don't know.. Guess it depends on who the DM is:D jk though. This life is too good to leave behind... I guess I don't have a real thirst for adventure. My idea of adventure is building and sailing sailboats. Not very adventurous? Wait 'til you're in the middle of the ocean, the radio's broken, and anyway, even if it wasn't there's no way anyone could help you. The wind is sixty knots and building. Seas the height of sky scrapers bear down on you. You can't even tell where the sea ends and the sky begins because there's so much spray. You haven't slept in two days because the sailboat's self'-steerer is broken. You haven't eaten anything in two days because its too dangerous in the weather to light up the stove. You don't even know where you are because the sky's been too foggy to take a sight with your sextant, and the GPS is on the fritz because the saltwater isn't good for it. That's when you feel the water leaking into the bilge... Now, I'm not quite doing that yet, being that I'm only in High School, but I do sail small boats whenever I can, in whatever weather I can. And I am building a small sailboat myself. Eventually, that could be me in the above described situation. Now why would I need to kill hordes of orcs for adventure? [/QUOTE]

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