Dungeons & Dragons: "Wait For It"
Posted: Monday June 3rd, 2013
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Our Sunday night D&D group is currently stomping through a dilapidated castle in search of a magic quiver. The abused structure is manned by drow, undead things, and a green dragon. So, even though it exists in a sorry state it's playing host to a lot of foot traffic. You know, crumbling rooms with lit braziers and the like.
Yes yes, I know it's spelled "brassiere". But the joke was so understated in the moment I said it, that it had to settle in for a second before it swept across the table. I'm not sure what about it struck a cord. Could have been the play on words. Could have been the fear of feminists "despite" bravely charging into fight after fight with hideous monsters.
The Elf Arcanist depicted in the comic is the replacement for the Human Psion Thunk killed "accidentally" a few weeks ago. Saul, the guy that plays him, couldn't be here last night so we took a picture of Thunk standing over his miniature a Crit 20 sitting near by with the caption "Why does this keep happening?" If I can get my hands on it, I'll post it here a bit later.
How many of you guys are playing tabletop games this summer?
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Yes yes, I know it's spelled "brassiere". But the joke was so understated in the moment I said it, that it had to settle in for a second before it swept across the table. I'm not sure what about it struck a cord. Could have been the play on words. Could have been the fear of feminists "despite" bravely charging into fight after fight with hideous monsters.
The Elf Arcanist depicted in the comic is the replacement for the Human Psion Thunk killed "accidentally" a few weeks ago. Saul, the guy that plays him, couldn't be here last night so we took a picture of Thunk standing over his miniature a Crit 20 sitting near by with the caption "Why does this keep happening?" If I can get my hands on it, I'll post it here a bit later.
How many of you guys are playing tabletop games this summer?
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