OOC - Out Of Character

RaSa wrote:

After we have a few new corpses...... hopefully not too many being my pawns *cough* i mean allies

Agreed. Thus, if we have trouble with that sauropod perhaps we can distract it by feeding it some elven snack.

sauropods don't like dark chocolate...... i herd they like to eat horses though

Gary, Zadok (Snaphin) posted an action that requires your attention. Fyi.

Zadok, just a friendly note, for future reference, any time you include interaction with another character in spoiler text, you want to let them know you're interacting with them, because they may skip over it and miss it. :)

do i need to roll something to stabilize? or anything?

at least i have a high con...

Hmmm yeah, go ahead and roll that. Sanks.

Yessir! You technically have 11 more hp. Hoorah! Wait, or 10. But still better than 4!

Edit: PM me the stabilize % roll if you could, thanks!

good luck with the stabilization sir :)

RaSa wrote:

sauropods don't like dark chocolate...... i herd they like to eat horses though

We just need a temporary short distraction, thus a snack. A horse would take a while, and thus leave a lot of waste. As for the dark chocolate, maybe we can alter your appearance with a spell or something, then once it bites down and realizes that its something it doesn't like it'll gag. If lucky, it'll spit you back out with negative hit points instead of totally dead.

Boomerwang wrote:

Zadok, just a friendly note, for future reference, any time you include interaction with another character in spoiler text, you want to let them know you're interacting with them, because they may skip over it and miss it. :)

My bad. Thanks for the reminder, I thought I sent a message, but upon checking it never did happen.

Okay, when tossing something small, i.e. a potion, what kind of a roll, if any, is required? Does it have it's own skill classification? If not, would it be similar to jump and thus strength? Or perhaps a ranged touch attack since I'm tossing it at the Traveler? Does he get or need a reflex save (or dex check) to catch it?

Yeah, I echo Andrew's statement, good luck on that stabilization roll.

Zadok, to throw the potion to The Traveler you'll need to make a ranged touch attack. Gary, please make a Dexterity check. If you have Perform (Juggle), you can use that instead.

Boomerwang wrote:

Zadok, to throw the potion to The Traveler you'll need to make a ranged touch attack. Gary, please make a Dexterity check. If you have Perform (Juggle), you are most definitely a badass.

Fixed.

RaSa wrote:

Boomerwang wrote:

Zadok, to throw the potion to The Traveler you'll need to make a ranged touch attack. Gary, please make a Dexterity check. If you have Perform (Juggle), you are most definitely a badass.

Fixed.

how often does one see a mime (or similar) juggling and think to themself, "Wow! That mime is a badass!"? More likely they'd see the juggling mime and say - "Stupid mime, I hope somebody kicks him in the knee"

hahaha, anyway, thanks for the stabilize support... here goes nothing...

it's not the juggling bit that would make him badass, it's the wasting a skill on something so trivial that would make him badass. I think it would be hilarious to make a character with a bunch of off the wall skills that nobody would ever expect to have at some point, just to see how it would play out.

Making a fool, or being one does not make you a badass

Gary once wasted a skill on "being awesome", and regardless of what you said, it was a pretty damn sweet skill to have.

Yes, but the fact that it had to be taken as a skill and not merely used as a roleplaying opportunity by the player shows how un-badasslike it really is

but you're missing the point that the fact that he even took the skill and regularly used it made everyone in the campaign crack up. I mean seriously here. Roleplaying is all about having fun, and he made it just that much more fun. Kind of like another campaign I was in, there was this crazy man running around speaking an "unknown language." Someone immediately blurts out "What's the language! I bet i know it!" DM says: "Let me see your character sheet" *LOOKS* "no, you don't understand him." then everyone else says "I bet i speak the language!" and he responds "dammit, no you all don't. know what? does anyone speak infernal? " I respond with a smile: "I speak infernal" random quirks that don't make any sense to have as a character always make roleplaying more fun.

*BOOM* (flies off to get funions)

MAAADDD FOX!!!

Vodacce! (shakes fist)

heh, I know your point exactly Andrew. I often play characters with crazy, contradictory or downright useless abilities that make the roleplaying experience more entertaining. However, taking stupid skills does not make you a badass. It can be cool, but badassness requires you to totally exploit those skills effectively to become a successful character, not just a fool/clown/joke/whatever you like.


Alex, you missed the most important one, your namesake...I swear it was the first and best :D

haha, yeah true. and that poor goblin who i forced to ride on my shoulder so i could do the 'me not holgar' routine. of course, gert (or whomever was dm) killed him... but then he was more like a puppet after that... a disgusting, rotting puppet. hahaha

ewwwwww.....grossness

rotting goblin corpses are sucky....

It was Jamil, he killed off all our mounts, familiars, allies, and goblins

And then replaced them with the butt sisters *shivers*

jebus. don't bring them up again... i know jerry has his world in mind... but they are not a welcome addition. i am thoroughly disturbed by those memories. (i'm sure Mike is as well, heh)

I fortunately was not around you guys enough to have such memories :)

"STEEL" Thats all I'm saying about that.

*shudders*

though i heard about that one, i missed the actual event. twas hilarious :)