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#1
stolide
Mar 30, 2008 13:28:57 Have you started any trends in your party? I mine we almost always sleep in ropetricks because one of my charecters used it to escape from an army of cavemen riding ice skitters... I'm about to make some boots of false gravity soon, I believe those will become popular as well.
#2
sunic_flames
Mar 30, 2008 15:49:08 I got one character making everyone paranoid. Mostly because her warnings often prove true. "They probably have teleport redirection."

Enter party member getting mad, attempting a teleport... and landing in a death trap.
#3
eldritch_lord
Mar 30, 2008 16:31:00
I got one character making everyone paranoid. Mostly because her warnings often prove true. "They probably have teleport redirection."

Enter party member getting mad, attempting a teleport... and landing in a death trap.

That's not starting a trend, that's giving the DM ideas. ;)
#4
Demetri_Knighthawk
Mar 30, 2008 17:20:29 I play 2nd ed with my dad and my wife, then turn around and play 3.5 with my friends.

One of the popular things I did was take the strength spell from the 2nd ed spell book and simply add the dexterity spell, the charisma spell, ect.
#5
mrwildman
Mar 30, 2008 17:29:00 In my old group I started the catchphrase: "Tease The Witch!"

This actually derived from the old TSR mini-game called Saga (anybody else remember those? Revolt On Anteres? They've Invaded Pleasentville? Vampyre?) which had a vaguely Norse-type settling. In that game witches were deadly in that they would cast two spells in combat, one of which "Is" (or 'Ice') completely froze over the territory you were in, rendering it useless for the rest of the game. I used to beg the others to not tease the witch.

So, the term for a foolhardy plan: " That sounds like Teasing The Witch!"
Or, as a friendly warning: "Don't Tease The Witch, dude."
Or" "Fine, you do that, I'm gonna go Tease The Witch!"

Peace.
#6
drmorganes
Mar 30, 2008 17:52:20 They've Invaded Pleasantville!

Gods, I loved that one. Zebu-Lon feared me.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 stolide Mar 30, 2008 13:28:57	Have you started any trends in your party? I mine we almost always sleep in ropetricks because one of my charecters used it to escape from an army of cavemen riding ice skitters... I'm about to make some boots of false gravity soon, I believe those will become popular as well.
#2 sunic_flames Mar 30, 2008 15:49:08	I got one character making everyone paranoid. Mostly because her warnings often prove true. "They probably have teleport redirection." Enter party member getting mad, attempting a teleport... and landing in a death trap.
#3 eldritch_lord Mar 30, 2008 16:31:00	I got one character making everyone paranoid. Mostly because her warnings often prove true. "They probably have teleport redirection." Enter party member getting mad, attempting a teleport... and landing in a death trap. That's not starting a trend, that's giving the DM ideas. ;)
#4 Demetri_Knighthawk Mar 30, 2008 17:20:29	I play 2nd ed with my dad and my wife, then turn around and play 3.5 with my friends. One of the popular things I did was take the strength spell from the 2nd ed spell book and simply add the dexterity spell, the charisma spell, ect.
#5 mrwildman Mar 30, 2008 17:29:00	In my old group I started the catchphrase: "Tease The Witch!" This actually derived from the old TSR mini-game called Saga (anybody else remember those? Revolt On Anteres? They've Invaded Pleasentville? Vampyre?) which had a vaguely Norse-type settling. In that game witches were deadly in that they would cast two spells in combat, one of which "Is" (or 'Ice') completely froze over the territory you were in, rendering it useless for the rest of the game. I used to beg the others to not tease the witch. So, the term for a foolhardy plan: " That sounds like Teasing The Witch!" Or, as a friendly warning: "Don't Tease The Witch, dude." Or" "Fine, you do that, I'm gonna go Tease The Witch!" Peace.
#6 drmorganes Mar 30, 2008 17:52:20	They've Invaded Pleasantville! Gods, I loved that one. Zebu-Lon feared me.