Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Phantom Reaper 11-03-04, 06:22 PM	I've had it with all the negative things on the boards, at home, and just about anywhere else about dnd or something relating to it. So I've made this thread to show some light on dnd. In this thread talk about the fun things that come from dnd it could be a favorite character, saying, or moto. It could be the time you got brougth in to dnd or when you brought someone into the game. It could be a good rule that your dm or group has. Just remember keep the karma positive so no flaming, ranting, or anything else negative towards players, dnd, or just about anything. So lets have some fun and let the good times roll.
ThatOneMonk 11-03-04, 07:40 PM	...nerd just pulling your nose ring. :P 1. Your very first crit. 2. Your very first character. 3. Your very first dead character. :eek: :D
obrysii 11-03-04, 07:57 PM	4. Being able to have a creative outlet.
Insane Pixie 11-03-04, 07:58 PM	5. People who misunderstand that we're not criticizing DnD, but "shedding light" on instances where players can be really funny/stupid, and ways to annoy other players.
Draco Strang 11-03-04, 08:07 PM	6. Player's Handbook: $29.95 Polyhedral dice set: $8.00 Base Class Cleric: Free 6d6 beginning gold starting equipment: 6d6 gold (duh....) Silver Holy Symbol: 50 GP Flask of Holy Water: 25 GP Watching your party being decimated by a vampire in the swamps of Chult: Really Crappy Blessing said swamp and watching said vampire go up in smoke: Priceless
Phantom Reaper 11-03-04, 08:43 PM	Lol keep them coming and its not that I dont like all the other crazy dm and player topics it's I thought we should do something new. 7. Killing the dms prized BBEG. 8. Before blowing up the only tavern in a dwarven town (this actually happened).
Doug McCrae 11-03-04, 08:53 PM	9. Going up a level. 10. The first time your wizard gets to cast fireball.
Ice Wizard 11-03-04, 09:28 PM	11. Heated roleplaying sessions (not merely the fight scenes) where you can truly feel the drama of the scene come to life thorugh otuehr people's eyes. 12. Watching the events unfold as the characters of the group begin to understand each other more fully (Rare since most people don't play this aspect of life all too often). I can't think of anything else at the moment....
Gryllmyre 11-03-04, 09:33 PM	13. Watching the fighter in the group take out EVERY hobgoblin that runs past him going after the sorceror (Combat Reflexes).
Felonious Monk 11-03-04, 09:48 PM	14. Your first successful turn check. 15. Your first max damage crit. 16. Watching the DM's face fall when you roll a 30 on your Knowledge check. 17. The first time the party really works together as a team and it all works out. 18. Watching as the new guy turns into a good roleplayer. 19. Defeating an illithid, a beholder, or a large dragon. 20. When you realize that you can start to predict how someone's character will act, and can plan accordingly.
CPAtheFat 11-03-04, 11:30 PM	21. Seeing the look on the charging fighter's player's face when the archers kill all the enemies before he gets close enough 22. The look on the totally noob players' faces when a dead troll stands back up 23. Developing real world courage - after all, you've killed red dragons, how hard can (fill in the blank) be?
Insane Pixie 11-04-04, 12:32 AM	24. PCs asking the DM,"I'm dead, aren't I?"
Callista 11-04-04, 02:47 AM	25. Teaching a newbie to play. 26. Watching that newbie roll his/her first confirmed crit, gain confidence as a role-player, and eventually think of things that even the veteran players are too set in their ways to figure out. 27. Seeing the players survive a hard fight by creativity, guts, and the skin of their teeth. 28. Becoming so involved in the game that you forget that you're sitting in a grungy dorm lounge and not actually fighting a red dragon on a narrow ledge above a lava flow. 29. Having a character die saving the party. 30. The truly hilarious look on the DM's face when you think of something s/he didn't. 31. Well-role-played characters.