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Role Playing Public Radio Podcast / Re: Cody Fan Club
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Role Playing Public Radio Podcast / Re: Cody Fan Club
« on: May 14, 2010, 01:29:12 AM »
I see your Hammer Man and raise you with ProStars, sir.
I once had a character that was a Neutral Good wizard armed entirely with 3rd ed. non-lethal spells save for one, which was fireball. His belief was that he had to serve as an example to pave the wave for a new era of pacifist wizards using the practical applications of magic to enrich peoples' lives for profit. For example, why learn magic missile when you can create a self-heating frying pan for traveling caravans? It was SICK amounts of fun. We'd be getting attacked by minotaurs and my character would be casting grease as a 9th level wizard. He absolutely REFUSED to cast fireball until finally they encountered Illithids.
I once had a character that was a Neutral Good wizard armed entirely with 3rd ed. non-lethal spells save for one, which was fireball. His belief was that he had to serve as an example to pave the wave for a new era of pacifist wizards using the practical applications of magic to enrich peoples' lives for profit. For example, why learn magic missile when you can create a self-heating frying pan for traveling caravans? It was SICK amounts of fun. We'd be getting attacked by minotaurs and my character would be casting grease as a 9th level wizard. He absolutely REFUSED to cast fireball until finally they encountered Illithids.
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Role Playing Public Radio Podcast / Re: Cody Fan Club
« on: May 13, 2010, 10:19:32 PM »
You the man, Cody. I'm joining this club as a Cody supporter.
Just a thought I had the other day while listening to the actual play. Do you think that there's an in-game ritual design that could be used to create a hat that forces the NPCs to become background dancers?
In other words, a hat that when Locke puts it on, immediately music starts playing and all of the NPCs recreate "Smooth Criminal"?
Just a thought I had the other day while listening to the actual play. Do you think that there's an in-game ritual design that could be used to create a hat that forces the NPCs to become background dancers?
In other words, a hat that when Locke puts it on, immediately music starts playing and all of the NPCs recreate "Smooth Criminal"?
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Role Playing Public Radio Podcast / Re: New world campaign
« on: May 13, 2010, 10:14:04 PM »
I love the idea that Locke keeps trying to nail everyone else's girlfriend. I've never actually witnessed an actual Dungeons and Dragons "Stay away from my girl" fight.