NOW LIVE! Today's the day you meet your new best friend. You don’t have to leave Wolfy behind... In 'Pets & Sidekicks' your companions level up with you!

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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dherys Thal" data-source="post: 184435" data-attributes="member: 3841">Taking 20 on the Innuendo skill checkI'm a Long-time lurker, first-time poster.  I love Wulf's story hour, and I enjoy Lazybone's Travels just as much (particularly books 1 and 2, which I thought were masterful).  That said, I have to disagree with the complaint and defer to the artist - as I about pissed myself laughing over Wulf's unbelievably blatant innuendo.  Cheers from here.  Nothing succeeds like excess sometimes.(Personal all-time greatest Wulf moment - the bow-before-the-crowd post-fight sequence in Speaker)In the game which I DM I run a similarly inclined bard that owns a low-brow tavern named the Slum Gullion (a reference to some fetid dead-fly-infested swill drunk by some letter-carrying plainsmen in Mark Twain's Travels West) that is frequented by the coarsest miners in the area.  Some of our best in-game moments have been with that bard mocking the local establishment, often in off-color ways infering things about their snobbish aristocratic ways and...uh...their leisure time activities....and sometimes the boy has to hide for his life as a result until things cool down.In Wulf's defense - the truly innocent would perceive nothing - and for those who pick up on the innuendo - hey, the man's like Charles Barkley - he aint no role model, he's Captain Caveman (not quite sure where that came from - memory diarrhea).  If he offends, he offends and eats the consequences, lumps and all.  Consequently, I'll end with a parody of Sir Charles himself (who used the term racist instead of sexist) - "I'm a sexist, I've always been a sexist.  It's about time you started giving my brothers some jobs".  Nooch</blockquote>

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