Satanic D&D... for the kids!

[Leicontis]

As long as we're hijacking with recounting of oddball characters, I might as well bring up a few of my favorites:

The half-dryad archer whose bow was made from a stave of heartwood his mother gave him from her tree (how many other non-monk characters are biologically related to their weapon?)

The guy who tried to gain power by consuming the soul of a pixie, only to screw up the ritual and end up with the pixie's voice in his head for the rest of his life

The party rogue who ended up as a front-line melee fighter, took cleric levels without the other PCs finding out for quite some time, and carried on a long-distance romantic relationship with an evil NPC

The illusionist that has Lovecraft-esque nightmares every night, and tends to use his illusions to show them to his enemies

 

[Ryokan]

Yes. He gets that a LOT. Great guy though.

Well, it wasn't supposed to be an attack on the guy in any way, but rather a paraphrase from the first Star Wars movie.

 

[Madalch]

Well, it wasn't supposed to be an attack on the guy in any way, but rather a paraphrase from the first Star Wars movie.

Which is probably why he gets it a lot- everyone thinks they'll be the first to say it to him...

 

[Shalamar]

Well, it wasn't supposed to be an attack on the guy in any way, but rather a paraphrase from the first Star Wars movie.

ALL Stormtroopers get that line. Tall, short, average.

The line I always get is 'Luke, I am your father'.

 

[arthwollipot]

Its a demanding, and expensive hobby. Yet, many say we must have no lives. (Some later come back, and sheepishly ask us where they can get a stormtrooper costume). We go out in costume many times a year, and do it for Charity. Yet we're looked down on.

Hey, it's no weirder than what I do. My hobby actually looks dangerous!