I would surmise D & D....she's a bit of a nerd...shhhhhh
I would surmise D & D....she's a bit of a nerd...shhhhhh
You roll dice in D&D? I thought you dressed up in costumes. what do I know.
I wanted to be a Monk, but I never got the chants.
10pm is a bit late for a salad
Originally Posted by Hal-9000
Nope, not so much...
Bingo!
Lots of dice, actually!
There are different dice used for different weapons, for bonuses, and then also general dice rolls.
From the above picture, an explanation! Dice are identified by the number of sides they have, so a d6 is your normal die that folks use all the time, etc. d20 is the most commonly used. Most of the others are for weapons (damage), critical (extra) damage, or bonus healing. The percentage die doesn't get used a lot by anyone but the DM (Dungeon Master... the person who is running the game), and even they don't tend to use them all that much. They're used to determine the probability of an outcome... like getting attacked by a random group of monsters while your group of heroes is walking along a forest path.
The dressing up in costumes is either cosplay and/or live-action roleplaying (also called LARPing).
Last edited by Dragoness_Cutie; 06-22-2011 at 11:22 PM. Reason: D&D Explanation
No Larping!
Have fun!
I wanted to be a Monk, but I never got the chants.
I edited my post to explain what D&D is a bit more. And LARPing is pretty much like Civil War Reenactments, except that they're fantasy-based instead of history-based. I've never done it, but I've heard that it can be a lot of fun.
That grasshopper just kicked my ass.
Think my cock does not appreciate salad dressing
Did you try 'wax on, wax off'?That grasshopper just kicked my ass.
I miss AD&D first edition.Lots of dice, actually!
There are different dice used for different weapons, for bonuses, and then also general dice rolls.
From the above picture, an explanation! Dice are identified by the number of sides they have, so a d6 is your normal die that folks use all the time, etc. d20 is the most commonly used. Most of the others are for weapons (damage), critical (extra) damage, or bonus healing. The percentage die doesn't get used a lot by anyone but the DM (Dungeon Master... the person who is running the game), and even they don't tend to use them all that much. They're used to determine the probability of an outcome... like getting attacked by a random group of monsters while your group of heroes is walking along a forest path.
No. I tried "whack at him from five feet away and fall out of my wheelchair and onto my face while he hops away laughing at me".Did you try 'wax on, wax off'?
Mr Miyagi would be ashamed
But Monty Python would be amused.
No they wouldn't have
We need a bubble and a smiley with a pin in its hand!
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