Don't marry someone's wife and then get drunk and follow them into their crypt
you may have misread something
it's never actually specified what fortunato does
it's implied that it's really petty though
It's a possible inference from the pieces it mentions, doesn't mean that's what he did, but it's possible it is!
talked about it in a class I had recently
scarlet blvd. on
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Snowbeati need somethingto kick this thing's ass over the lineRegistered Userregular
edited October 2010
montresor mentions something like "a thousand cuts", which implies that fortunato may have just been kind of a dick, but not have done anything heinous
or montresor was just a total nutjob, which follows because he walled a dude in
Snowbeati need somethingto kick this thing's ass over the lineRegistered Userregular
edited October 2010
i was playing it with my little brother once and a zombie king rose up and destroyed all the other players except for him
so he (playing a jock) then went on to collect pretty much every weapon and armor piece in the game and proceed to wreck the shit out of the zombie king's day singlehandedly
A friend and I finally convinced some other dudes to try D&D, but I forgot I had to actually think of a scenario for them to try. Any ideas for a basic introduction to this? I've never DM'd before and have only played this once.
A friend and I finally convinced some other dudes to try D&D, but I forgot I had to actually think of a scenario for them to try. Any ideas for a basic introduction to this? I've never DM'd before and have only played this once.
If you're JUST starting out as a DM, and are still fairly new to D&D itself, I'm sure there are pre-made modules out there that are suitable for beginner DMs.
The very first step, though, is to give the DMG a good read through and make sure you understand at least the basics.
A friend and I finally convinced some other dudes to try D&D, but I forgot I had to actually think of a scenario for them to try. Any ideas for a basic introduction to this? I've never DM'd before and have only played this once.
If you're JUST starting out as a DM, and are still fairly new to D&D itself, I'm sure there are pre-made modules out there that are suitable for beginner DMs.
The very first step, though, is to give the DMG a good read through and make sure you understand at least the basics.
Are they just downloadable? Where can I pick them up?
A friend and I finally convinced some other dudes to try D&D, but I forgot I had to actually think of a scenario for them to try. Any ideas for a basic introduction to this? I've never DM'd before and have only played this once.
If you're JUST starting out as a DM, and are still fairly new to D&D itself, I'm sure there are pre-made modules out there that are suitable for beginner DMs.
The very first step, though, is to give the DMG a good read through and make sure you understand at least the basics.
Are they just downloadable? Where can I pick them up?
I wouldn't be surprised if you can download some (especially if they're written by individuals and not the company), but I would imagine you'd buy them at tabletop-oriented stores either online or at a physical location (though the latter will probably have a pretty narrow selection). I'd do a little research for ya, but I'm unfortunately too busy working to spend sufficient time on it :c
Ya know, I never really liked LARPing all that much, but Dagorhir was something my old roomate got me into, its sort of LARPing light, no real role play required unless you want to, and full contact fighting.
that somehow manages to look even lamer than LARPing
Thats honestly what I thought. I already play DnD, so thats my limit I thought. But when my roomate talked me into it I met a lot of really cool people there and a lot of them are super in shape. For instance, the roommate in question had just gotten out of Basic for the National Guard, there was a super nerdy guy at one of the events who was roleplaying wearing full plate armor and when he took it off it was like Steve Eurkel but with a 6 pack. Also it was fun.
A friend and I finally convinced some other dudes to try D&D, but I forgot I had to actually think of a scenario for them to try. Any ideas for a basic introduction to this? I've never DM'd before and have only played this once.
If you're JUST starting out as a DM, and are still fairly new to D&D itself, I'm sure there are pre-made modules out there that are suitable for beginner DMs.
The very first step, though, is to give the DMG a good read through and make sure you understand at least the basics.
Are they just downloadable? Where can I pick them up?
The new red box is a REALLY good primer, both for you and your players, and it's super cheap. I heartily recommend it.
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we have an alchemist that thinks he's a comedian in our campaign
he likes getting hit with axes
It's a possible inference from the pieces it mentions, doesn't mean that's what he did, but it's possible it is!
talked about it in a class I had recently
or montresor was just a total nutjob, which follows because he walled a dude in
Dwarves don't leave taverns once they enter them.
They drink them dry, burn them down and dig a tunnel to the next one.
Goodness knows. I don't think I have anything to do, personally.
someone buy me this plz
it's so good guys
so he (playing a jock) then went on to collect pretty much every weapon and armor piece in the game and proceed to wreck the shit out of the zombie king's day singlehandedly
gotta find a good group
If you're JUST starting out as a DM, and are still fairly new to D&D itself, I'm sure there are pre-made modules out there that are suitable for beginner DMs.
The very first step, though, is to give the DMG a good read through and make sure you understand at least the basics.
is because you're a pussy
i'm sorry grey ghost
edit: it's ok, Snowbeat
Let it out
apology retracted
JUST YOU WAIT
I'M GOING TO MY PARENTS' GARAGE TO GET MY LARPING GEAR AND THEN I'LL SHOW YOU
Oh, forgot Lightning bolt
I'm so sad that we only got around to playing this for the last hour of PAX
If I hadn't kind of needed my registered alien card back to return to Seoul, I would have just run off with it
Should have used my driver's license instead of losing it in Tokyo, then I could be playing Betrayal at House on the Hill again right this very minute
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Are they just downloadable? Where can I pick them up?
I wouldn't be surprised if you can download some (especially if they're written by individuals and not the company), but I would imagine you'd buy them at tabletop-oriented stores either online or at a physical location (though the latter will probably have a pretty narrow selection). I'd do a little research for ya, but I'm unfortunately too busy working to spend sufficient time on it :c
e: Here's a link to Wizard's current official modules. If you play 3.5, you'll have to look elsewhere, since the company only bothers with its current edition.
Ya know, I never really liked LARPing all that much, but Dagorhir was something my old roomate got me into, its sort of LARPing light, no real role play required unless you want to, and full contact fighting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDd5G0V-1vU
Thats honestly what I thought. I already play DnD, so thats my limit I thought. But when my roomate talked me into it I met a lot of really cool people there and a lot of them are super in shape. For instance, the roommate in question had just gotten out of Basic for the National Guard, there was a super nerdy guy at one of the events who was roleplaying wearing full plate armor and when he took it off it was like Steve Eurkel but with a 6 pack. Also it was fun.
The new red box is a REALLY good primer, both for you and your players, and it's super cheap. I heartily recommend it.