Lunaris and Anderson
Aug. 1st, 2008 10:10 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dynamo_hunter_aWow, it's about time I update.
So, D&D discussion time! Oh boy. Conrad's game is amazing so far. Characters start out in Greyhawk, shit happens and they wind up in Ravenloft. While I was allowed to make a lycanthrope hybrid, none of the party members knew of this in game. They just knew I was a half-elf. There were perhaps, three people besides the DM who knew the other have was a lycan.
So Lunaris is having issues out in Ravenloft. The paladin isn't of much use other than fighting, and some of the party members obviously aren't welcome. Needless to say, this campaign so far is rather intersting. Though at times the party seems absent minded, ah well.
Ahhh... then we shift over to another game that I just recently joined.
I'm playing the first lawful good character I've ever done. Even though he's not so lawful good as I thought. Yet he's not straying from his aligment all the same. He's angry with the world, he glares at you if you say something stupid (in his view), and wants to defeat evil if its in his presence.
He's a cleric. I'm half tempted to make him pick up the fighter status later on. His name is Anderson Rivendale. Hur hur.
Fun and games aside for now, work is already boring. Perhaps if I could do something more than stand around and occassionally make a sandwich... working at Wendy's has taught me to be speedy at things. There would also be supper rushes. There were only a few times I need extra help in back, being the only sandwich maker, but still...
Ah well. Least it's some manner of income.
So, D&D discussion time! Oh boy. Conrad's game is amazing so far. Characters start out in Greyhawk, shit happens and they wind up in Ravenloft. While I was allowed to make a lycanthrope hybrid, none of the party members knew of this in game. They just knew I was a half-elf. There were perhaps, three people besides the DM who knew the other have was a lycan.
So Lunaris is having issues out in Ravenloft. The paladin isn't of much use other than fighting, and some of the party members obviously aren't welcome. Needless to say, this campaign so far is rather intersting. Though at times the party seems absent minded, ah well.
Ahhh... then we shift over to another game that I just recently joined.
I'm playing the first lawful good character I've ever done. Even though he's not so lawful good as I thought. Yet he's not straying from his aligment all the same. He's angry with the world, he glares at you if you say something stupid (in his view), and wants to defeat evil if its in his presence.
He's a cleric. I'm half tempted to make him pick up the fighter status later on. His name is Anderson Rivendale. Hur hur.
Fun and games aside for now, work is already boring. Perhaps if I could do something more than stand around and occassionally make a sandwich... working at Wendy's has taught me to be speedy at things. There would also be supper rushes. There were only a few times I need extra help in back, being the only sandwich maker, but still...
Ah well. Least it's some manner of income.
