Rollspelsmemes, -skämt och annat trams.
- Thread starter wilper
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Den där inspirerade mig till följande slumpmässiga möte i mitt projekt till Drakar25:
En munk kommer gående. Kåpan är neddragen över hans ansikte. Han rör sig konstigt och sträcker fram en träplatta med bitmärken och barnsligt skrivna bokstäver där det står ”tyssnadslöffte” och sedan en där det står ”mat?” Rollpersonerna ser aldrig hans händer. Munken är sju rävar som klätt ut sig till en munk med en gammal kåpa och ett kvastskaft. Om någon rollperson blir hotfull smiter de ur kåpan och flyr. 1T3-1 av dem fastnar i kåpan och kommer inte undan.
StradhLestat
Swashbuckler
StradhLestat
Swashbuckler
Från https://mcnostril.com/hedon-bloodrite/
"Hedon: Bloodrite features a very large orc-demon lady rampaging through the underworld in intricate, immersive levels with good chonky shooting and I highly recommend it.
However, this game likes its large orc ladies with exposed midriffs as much as it likes throwing a bazillion cultists and demons at you, so acquiring extra health is a constant and necessary activity to which some NPCs may have objections."
"Hedon: Bloodrite features a very large orc-demon lady rampaging through the underworld in intricate, immersive levels with good chonky shooting and I highly recommend it.
However, this game likes its large orc ladies with exposed midriffs as much as it likes throwing a bazillion cultists and demons at you, so acquiring extra health is a constant and necessary activity to which some NPCs may have objections."
Jag hittade följande anteckning nu när jag städade:
You misunderstand. I don't enter old graves to fight monsters and steal treasures. Let me show you what I do!
I take a big book, like this one, with several bookmark strings.
Then I put one over the others, and repeat, until they form a nice pattern.
So, I'm a tome braider!
You misunderstand. I don't enter old graves to fight monsters and steal treasures. Let me show you what I do!
I take a big book, like this one, with several bookmark strings.
Then I put one over the others, and repeat, until they form a nice pattern.
So, I'm a tome braider!