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	(D&D 3.0) The City “I can’t believe I was actually right.” says Zak, still staring. “Any sign of our gnome friend?” (view post)	11/25/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City Zak thought for a moment, then shuddered slightly. “Ooh… from I remember, kobolds HATE gnomes… But anyway, we could be way off. So stay wary… we’d better keep going. The only way is down.” (view post)	11/24/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City Zak can’t decide which is the more disturbing. “Uh… I’ll take your word for it. I do know the little buggers are quick and nasty. Like goblins, but smarter. And they’re great with traps. Though we haven’t found any of those yet…” (view post)	11/24/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City “You really want to know? Well… there’s signs of small creatures running around here, we’re deep underground, and the graffiti in Draconic… it might be kobolds. I’ve tangled with them before…” (view post)	11/23/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City Zak chuckles a little at the graffiti, after hearing it explained. “School, army or dungeons… some things just don’t change.” It’s a welcome relief from the tension, if only for a moment. “But to be serious, does anyone know where this might be from? I have a few ideas…” (view post)	11/23/2007
	Something Rather Green Cubear Posted: InsertCoins Posted: Cubear Posted: There once was an emo so sad He slit his wrists cause he felt bad He bled on the floor And then cried some more About how he hated his dad Twas’ a whore named cubear her body always laid bare Tried and write a rhyme How it was sublime I had to cover her face with my slime limericks have an AABBA rhyming scheme. u are tyher danving queen! oung and sweet only 17! (view post)	11/22/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City Alright, sure. Let’s just get moving. (view post)	11/22/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City Zak chuckles at Jason’s crack. If there’s one good thing about a Rogue besides their usefulness, it’s their sense of humour. He then turns to Cenbuma. “All right. Voaer, scout ahead. There’s no way of telling what we’ll find down here. And you, Cenbuma, stay behind me and watch your back. I probably have the best chance at taking anything we find down here, but we’ll all have to work together if we want to see daylight again.” (view post)	11/21/2007
	** the internet! InsertCoins Posted: Sabre_Justice Posted: Y’know, it’s funny that this isn’t ed up like Goatse or Tubgirl or other shock images, or the sheer stupidity of /b/ and its kind, but a far more subtle mind in the sense that ‘Jesus H raptor riding christ this can’t be real oh god my faith in humanity.’ Just as well that I’m already immune to these things from spending so much time on this hellhole they call the Internet. Do you actually think child molestation is a “more subtle mind**” ? It seems pretty clear cut to me. I said more subtle, not necessarily very subtle. (view post)	11/21/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City Zak chuckled. “I figured. Just that last time I came to a dungeon… a lot like this one, in fact… it was with about a dozen soldiers like me. Only half of us made it out.” Zak held the Black Kestrel ready, and it glinted in the dim light along with his armour. “I could use some payback.” (view post)	11/21/2007
	this thread is a gay-o-meter glad um not a goon (view post)	11/21/2007
	THIS JUST IN: THE REASON MY THREADS SUCK! genericangstyposter Posted: Mysterymeat Posted: That’s a good attitude to have. You’re a great times-sucking sheep who follows whatever trolling trend is popular at the time, and then you make it seem as if you are original or interesting. Your signature reminds me of your posts: short, and yet somehow repetitive. Every thread you post in inevitably fails because of your lack of creativity or wit. Also, you think that you keep your secret of homosexuality to yourself, when in actuality everyone knows that you enjoy diving in another man’s bum for your own pleasure. The reason your avatar is a toilet bowl full of **** shows that your idea of a provocative post is “pee pee” or “doo doo.” Put your diapers back on and go back to the crib, meat. you got PWMED! (view post)	11/21/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City “This is not right.” says Zak, paranoid and for good reason. “We’d better let the gnome out… we need all the help we can get.” (view post)	11/21/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City Zak notices a change in the air. He mutters under his breath “This is why I hate dungeons. Give me a real battlefield any day…” He’s glad to have a better variety of help this time, but still doesn’t like it. (view post)	11/21/2007
	** the internet! Y’know, it’s funny that this isn’t ed up like Goatse or Tubgirl or other shock images, or the sheer stupidity of /b/ and its kind, but a far more subtle mind** in the sense that ‘Jesus H raptor riding christ this can’t be real oh god my faith in humanity.’ Just as well that I’m already immune to these things from spending so much time on this hellhole they call the Internet. (view post)	11/20/2007
	...that actually worked? (SPOILERIFIC) eponymous_ennui Posted: Cubear Posted: i was pretty surprised as well, but i figured that they are both communities that glorify death so… edit: BTW An Hero Haha I never knew the “An Hero” was a reference in its own right. Anyway, it’s game logic, Sabre: go with it. Even Ophelia says so herself. Log in to see images! (N.B.: Cubear, where the hell does your avatar come from? I could have sworn I’ve seen it before, but for the life of me I cannot remember and it’s driving me absolutely bug****, like an itch behind my eyeballs.) This game has such amazing immersion, but at the same time has no 4th wall. Can someone type an understandable summary to that article? It’s like trying to get factual information out of Uncyclopedia except it’s not funny and all snarky and stupid. Seriously, I’ve hated ED since I first saw it being used to troll my friends. (view post)	11/20/2007
	...that actually worked? (SPOILERIFIC) The ‘Become An Hero’ mission is one of the biggest cases of ‘WTF?’ I’ve seen lately. Just when I thought everyone on the internet was a heartless dip****. They’re still all idiots though. And who the hell is An Hero anyway? (view post)	11/20/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City eponymous_ennui Posted: Sabre_Justice Posted: Okay… let’s just say his potions are strapped to a belt for quick access, and his bullseye lantern hangs from his pack and can attach to his armour to leave his hands free. It’d be awesome to have it stuck on his shoulder like Cyborg from Teen Titans. OOC: You’ll require some sort of bandoleer or rig for your potions to hang from your person: you can buy this from any marketplace the next time you’re there, but for now they’ll have to sit in your pack. Even if you did have one, though, let me just say this: remember the parable of your dwarven friend Vlel Stonecutter. Log in to see images! As for the lantern, it’ll be weird as hell to have it hanging from one’s shoulder. Log in to see images! [i]You’re a sharp one. I was just thinking of a little rig that the lantern could be attached and detached to. Eh, just throw everything in the backpack then. With the potions on top.[/i] (view post)	11/20/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City eponymous_ennui Posted: Sabre_Justice Posted: OOC: So we just choose the stuff in the ‘quick inventory’ slots, essentially? If it’s that simple, my top three would be one each of the Cure Moderate Wounds and Bull’s Strength potions, and the battleaxe. OOC: More or less, although each potion would take up one slot, and the battleaxe I bumume is going to be strapped to your back anyway, so that doesn’t require a slot. Let me put it this way: if you can describe a logical way of storing your potions/scrolls/other consumables I’ll let you get away with five quick inventory slots; if not, just pick any three items and I’ll bumume it’s just located near the top of your haversack. Okay… let’s just say his potions are strapped to a belt for quick access, and his bullseye lantern hangs from his pack and can attach to his armour to leave his hands free. It’d be awesome to have it stuck on his shoulder like Cyborg from Teen Titans. (view post)	11/20/2007
	(D&D 3.0) The City kinky_gerl87 Posted: Sabre_Justice Posted: eponymous_ennui Posted: Sabre_Justice Posted: (OOC: Last I remembered, full plate requires someone else to help you put it on, even if you’re proficient with it) OOC: That’s right. And italics. Log in to see images! OOC: Alright, I just keep forgetting how it works. Stupid BBcode. OOC: No worries. Guys, this is a chance for you to check through your equipment and declare how you’re going to stack your inventory; if not I’m going to bumume that your potions are all in the bottom of your rucksack and it’ll take a full-round action to retrieve and quaff it. You may have three to five items- depending on size- in your “Quick Inventory” (i.e. located in a convenient location) slots, except for Voaer who bought the Handy Haversack. OOC: So we just choose the stuff in the ‘quick inventory’ slots, essentially? If it’s that simple, my top three would be one each of the Cure Moderate Wounds and Bull’s Strength potions, and the battleaxe. (view post)	11/20/2007