Robin Laws once wrote about the 7 types of RPG player. It's an interesting read. I recently re-read it and I believe I fall into the category of the Method Actor (with shades of The Storyteller and the Specialist thrown in for good measure). I mention this because my wife hates my PC.
She loves me, no question, but when it comes to my paladin, Mycroft, she cringes each time he opens his mouth. Y'see, Mycroft Juramont, avenger of Tyr, speaks with a bad Texan accent modeled after a particular actor who is currently hawking Lincoln automobiles, an actor she just can't stand. Mind you, that doesn't stop me from doing it; I just get a lot of eyerolls throughout each game session.
"All right, all right, all right." ;)
~Rob
Ch’p could be tossed up easier than Becky. Hand hold could be carved into the ice, they should last long enough for one person to get out with a rope. If you have enough fire spells, you could slowly melt the ice and float up to freeze on the surface. It’s probably best to just have a grappling hook as part of your standard pack.
Yes, but if you tossed Ch’p, you’d waste the whole “Nobody tosses a dwarf” reference.
But if we tossed Ch’p up there, we can toss his cookies along with him…
I would love to know why it is that Jaine (Is that Jaine? Might be Becky…) is so convinced that there is no one within leagues. Consider: Morridin sent them to where they were needed…
I’ve been meaning to pick up that book. Apparently, I’m a Specialist – I always play wizards, even in Call of Cthulhu!