The Weekend Warriors Chronicles - **Piles of Bones - Part 3**
Astral Faery:
You're probably right, steelguy. I'll give it some more time. It actually took BL&D quite awhile to catch on and I nearly pulled it a couple of times.
Rachel - I think there really are more geeks out there than they admit. I am not ashamed. I am proud to be a geek.:geek: In fact, I enjoyed it so much, I can't bear to part with all my dice and books. I have nearly every book from the AD&D 2nd Edition from when I played in the late '80's. They no longer make dice like I have, with sharp points like gems. And I don't share them with my kids, lol.
steelguy:
Oh, I played D&D.
Sort of, anyway. We had a DM who hated the D&D rules and kept fiddling with 'em. It was a fairly loose kind of game. One of my favorite characters was a nerdy, weaselly thief/mage.
Astral Faery:
I think most DMs are like that. Ours was too, to a point. His favorite thing to do would be to roll dice at random times and make oohs and ahhs over it, then not tell us what they it for, lol.
A mage was something I could never really identify with. I much preferred being a warrior of some sort because I liked to get up in the front and kick the snot out of things. Maybe I have some repressed anger issues - hmm...
discowhipped:
I really do like it, Astral. It's like a cross between NCIS (which I've never actually watched >.
steelguy:
Oh yes, the random dice-throwing.
A favorite DM catchphrase from that time. "You're walking along the road, when suddenly..." (rattlerattlethrow) "... nothing happens!"
Yeah, planning would have been good. :)
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