Turtlicious

Forum RP with table top mechanics?

Instead of doing point buy (which lends itself to Min-Maxxing) instead do an array of points. The GM decides the 5 scores. (This will also be a good way to set up a base power level.)

The only issue I see with making a forum specific rule-set is...



E: Speaking of Which, I should be working on my Cyberpunk Hack

30 days to survive: a roleplay with an ending

Why not, what are the rules?

Side note: instead of Random.ORG could you use http://Orokos.com? It provides you hyperlinks, so we can see the rolls, and it'll let us see that you didn't just roll 50x for a good result for whatever reason.

What is your favourite trait in a person?

Most: Easy
Least: Not caring about the poor

Why are Liberals so afraid of critique?

This made me think of you guys

imgur, on the front page.

[DungeonWorld] Rhone - Faes, Halflings, and Elves OH MY!~

And his lord doth replied, "You shall have these gifts, no flames will lick your feet, and your words will be heard by all, for you will be speaking in my own tongue, but in exchange you will not use my gifts for lies. You will also suffer no evil on your doorstep, but smite any evil creature that would cross your path." The Paladin then felt flames leap from the floor board, licking at his armor but he did not feel heat.

For the lord sayeth, it shall be.

Tabletop Sub > More tools for scheduling.

Something like this > http://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ built in, possibly with the ability to remind people with a PM an hour before the game.

This made me think of you guys

Why are Liberals so afraid of critique?

Awson said
Everything except his last sentence was pretty spot on. American politics is out of hand. Of course the entire thing is important, but it is perfectly understandable for a regular citizen to want nothing to do with it.Sounds like some shitty parties you go to if there isn't anyone like him at 'em.EDIT: not actually very clever, but idk I wanted to retort.Joking aside, I have an unusual distaste for the "I bet you are real fun at parties." comment in particular. It's just a roundabout way of saying that you think someone is lame. And in my mind it has a "you're not a regular person" vibe. And normalcy is terrible. "Regular people" are terrible.

I bet you are real fun at parties.

Why are Liberals so afraid of critique?

PaladinFoster said
Aren't they the same, practically?

This isn't the intellectually superior, smug response, you think it is.