Dungeons and Dragons -For everyone-

[Slateris]

Okay this forum is just general discussion about DnD, tell us about characters you've made, campaigns you designed and monsters you've unleashed upon your friends. Since I'm starting this, I might as well tell you about a creature of mine, this is just general description no statistics or complicated things.

Apocalypse Bird
Throughout legend this magical beast has been called many names: the Bird of Ill Omen, Death's Parrot...but more commonly THE APOCALYPSE BIRD. A rare bird that takes the appearence of a crane with black and gray feathers and blood red eyes, an Apocalypse Bird only appears in the Material Plane when a war of epic proportions or if great evil is about to rear its head.

I can't seem to find MY concept Monster Manual (its still in description form) so I had to remeber the details of the bird. May our tales run free...

P.S.
Please no 3.5/4 edition arguments

 

[Matt]

I made a level 18 poopalapoop Dragon.

 

[Slateris]

Now that is f-ing scary

 

[Matt]

Damn right.

The only Dnd Experience I have is from kotor

 

[Slateris]

damn...
I think you'd love it, I mean pillaging villages, kicking the shit out of gnomes...it seems your style.

Gnome/Halfling Tossing
Pick up the nearest unconscious halfling/gnome and throw them at a horde of Orcs. This game was invented during a rather unusual session fueled by coca cola and peppermints

So does anyone else have any stories or stuff to say

 

[Lavi]

I read a lot of Forgotten Realms, but never played the actual game.

 

[Regret]

You can't touch my half-elf scout/rogue. >;3

 

[Ser Yorick]

You can't touch my half-elf scout/rogue. >;3

You kidding me?

 

[Regret]

You kidding me?

What. :{

 

[Dsar]

What. :{

I believe he will tag you with a label: "Nerd"... But really he can't talk because he has a post count that is well over 9,000 on a star wars role playing forum.

 

[Ser Yorick]

What. :{

You play D&D?

I believe he will tag you with a label: "Nerd"... But really he can't talk because he has a post count that is well over 9,000 on a star wars role playing forum.

Yeah, wrong.

 

[Regret]

You play D&D?

Yeah, wrong.

A couple times. A few of my friends play it.

 

[Dsar]

You play D&D?

Yeah, wrong.

No, I'm right. You're just mad because I am.

[sarcasm]*sigh* No I'm not psychic, just Dsar.... heh... Just Dsar.[/sarcasm]

 

[Ser Yorick]

No, I'm right. You're just mad because I am.

[sarcasm]*sigh* No I'm not psychic, just Dsar.... heh... Just Dsar.[/sarcasm]

No, you're actually wrong. I'm not going to brand her a nerd, and nor do I think she is one either.

 

[Ser Gregor]

If you get a good group of people, DnD can be incredibly fun. However, if you get a poor group together, it can be tedious and hellishly aggravating. I usually end up being DM, but whenever I get a chance to play as a PC, I go Dragonborn Warlord...

 

[Ser Yorick]

I actually dabble in a bit of Dark Heresy.

 

[Ser Gregor]

I actually dabble in a bit of Dark Heresy.

Really? I played it once, wasn't my forte.

 

[Ser Yorick]

Really? I played it once, wasn't my forte.

What didn't you like about it?

 

[Ser Gregor]

What didn't you like about it?

The setting wasn't too much to my liking, also, the system was very... different. Not enough dice... :CIsee:

I also played with meta-gaming twats, sadly. If I had played with some good RPers, I'm sure I'd have a lot better view. Sadly, the GM gave us a mission consisting of basically this: Bad guys here, you go kill them dead.

I'd much rather had been working for a fleshed out Inquisitor, sending us out to root out heretics, and perhaps unwittingly being used to increase the Inquisitor's power.

 

[Ser Yorick]

Just for future reference, forte basically means "strong suit," meaning that you weren't good at it. You probably meant "wasn't my cup of tea."

But yeah, I dunno...the setting I find, is pretty cool, but of course that is just my opinion. As for the dice, there is plenty, and the system seemed to be pretty similar, but I never played any regular D&D before, so I couldn't say for sure.

Maybe it's my GM who makes it exciting.

I play a Cleric who wields a hammer and a shield, who recently got his left arm cut off, and got a bionic one implanted, so now he's ambidextrous! I've dealt quite a few killing blows, and even dismembered a couple guys with my hammer; one lost his leg, and the other had his skull literally crushed.