I was satisfied with 80% of the D&D page, thought I would soon it, and then slowed down on the last 20% which I didn’t like. (I really wanna make the D&D storyline good.)
Will try to correct the 20% ASAP and the page, and I will also increase the number of super-short-stories to get my Creative Juices flowing, because it will make it easier for me to be productive in general.
Feel free to say “You ding-dong! Don’t you own a calendar?!” if my s don’t get more frequent soon. :)
After the next page, I think, when he will have relevant things to say. So far things only interesting to the other characters are happening. (Also, Twilight tries not to take away the spotlight from the other girls’ characters, because she is already a DM.)
If Shade didn’t have a below-average Constitution 1 (partially due to being an elf), she’d challenge him to a drinking contest, and then he wouldn’t care what kind of alcohol he’s drinking – he’ll never allow himself to lose some pansy tree-hugger!
–– 1 Below-average for an adventurer. Above-average for a civilian.
@dziadek1990
My DM of my last group made a side story about a necromancer and a dog detective that was only made so he could make a shit pun about “Knick knack paddy whack and we gave a dog a bone.” We literally gave the dog detective a clue that was basically a bone.
It was funny and came out of nowhere, but seriously, there’s a necromancer still on the loose.
And weirdly enough, it was a balance of all three. There were… Problems though, and the group had to disband.
Mostly fighting and rolling the dice, Role-Play, or lots of OOC Talk like here?
Any memorable things that happened to you as a player or a DM?
For me, my players once literally broke into hell to get their dead friend out of there. They also randomly killed an angel who visited that hell to fight some devils (and the group took that angel’s heart as loot, because it was made of pure gold).
It must feel really good for her to finally let loose after a long day of work, meet up with the girls, get In Character, and then just turn off all the filters and say whatever she wants, without anybody looking weird at her.
Do you play (or played) any tabletop RPGs? (If yes, what kind?)
@Power-Up&Sky-Blue
News Update, guys:
Evidently, I suck at time estimations. XD
I was satisfied with 80% of the D&D page, thought I would soon it, and then slowed down on the last 20% which I didn’t like. (I really wanna make the D&D storyline good.)
Will try to correct the 20% ASAP and the page, and I will also increase the number of super-short-stories to get my Creative Juices flowing, because it will make it easier for me to be productive in general.
Feel free to say “You ding-dong! Don’t you own a calendar?!” if my s don’t get more frequent soon. :)
To Power-Up. The “Background Pony” i included in my response was me-who-forgot-to-log-in.
Hey, who were you talking to?
@Background Pony #6FF5
Whoops, forgot to log-in. ^_^’
Cheers again!
Edited
Page 39 almost finished! :D
And now less busy at school, and no longer ill.
I will experiment with giving a Storywriting Progress Report, to be more time-concious, and hopefully more frequent with updates.
(And I’ll try to find some of the older D&D pages that didn’t end up being ed, so you will see what interesting alternative scenarios missed you.)
Cheers.
After the next page, I think, when he will have relevant things to say. So far things only interesting to the other characters are happening. (Also, Twilight tries not to take away the spotlight from the other girls’ characters, because she is already a DM.)
If Shade didn’t have a below-average Constitution 1 (partially due to being an elf), she’d challenge him to a drinking contest, and then he wouldn’t care what kind of alcohol he’s drinking – he’ll never allow himself to lose some pansy tree-hugger!
––
1 Below-average for an adventurer. Above-average for a civilian.
Edited because: formatting chaos
Too bad Skullsy is more of a beer guy…
She likes big butts and she cannot lie!
Big butts of wine, that is. :P
Edited
My DM of my last group made a side story about a necromancer and a dog detective that was only made so he could make a shit pun about “Knick knack paddy whack and we gave a dog a bone.” We literally gave the dog detective a clue that was basically a bone.
It was funny and came out of nowhere, but seriously, there’s a necromancer still on the loose.
And weirdly enough, it was a balance of all three. There were… Problems though, and the group had to disband.
Mostly fighting and rolling the dice, Role-Play, or lots of OOC Talk like here?
Any memorable things that happened to you as a player or a DM?
For me, my players once literally broke into hell to get their dead friend out of there. They also randomly killed an angel who visited that hell to fight some devils (and the group took that angel’s heart as loot, because it was made of pure gold).
Edited
I used to play some furry roleplaying game with D&D rules, and it was fun. Used to DM for another group too.
It must feel really good for her to finally let loose after a long day of work, meet up with the girls, get In Character, and then just turn off all the filters and say whatever she wants, without anybody looking weird at her.
Do you play (or played) any tabletop RPGs? (If yes, what kind?)