The Loose Association of Wargamers

D&D was so incredibly substance-assisted.

An ex girlfriend of mine confessed to me that the combination of substance and the smell of my oiled chainmail has dominated her libido ever since.

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Fri Oct 05, 2018 1:06 pm An ex girlfriend of mine confessed to me that the combination of substance and the smell of my oiled chainmail has dominated her libido ever since.

She's now a nun then?

I'd have gone for lesbian, but nun is equally likely.

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Fri Oct 05, 2018 12:29 pm .....and once held an alcohol and dope fuelled week where I acted as dungeon master for 5 girls.

We shall call you fritzzlymc from now on.

Well thats a lot more positive response than I'd been expecting. Sounds like we really should think about doing something - either face to face or with Roll20 or both

It feels like classic D&D is the one we are all most familiar with and that no one thinks its fun to role play debating field-crop rotation systems rather than killing orcs.

Im not sure what a good next step would be. I'm going to a RPG event in Manchester next month where I'll play my first game for 20+ years and it might remind me whats involved with it all

EB - im very pleasantly surprised. Though your memory of what Clerics do compared to what they actually do (cure light wounds) seem to be somewhat different. It would be great to see a pic of your original figure though!

Despite the diet I think we're unlikely to see EB's original figure...

I always thought clerics were portable meat shields

I don’t mind playing a cleric: nearly a fighter, nearly a mage, party healer, and undead turner.

3rd edition monks are pretty good too.

Cleric comments deleted.

I was usually a fighter, but I had a couple of magi. I was always happy to kill clerics and had a thing about cutting of thieves' hands.

To this day, I cannot see why women were keen on D&D but not on wargaming.