Nope. Not solved yet. XD
Death's got some good weapons now, and he's ready for battle I assume. Quick question, every time you get a new crystal weapon, should I describe it's appearance? It didn't seem like the way I imagined it. xP
Anyway, game time's soon. Ready up, undead overpowered army is coming. =D
Death's got some good weapons now, and he's ready for battle I assume. Quick question, every time you get a new crystal weapon, should I describe it's appearance? It didn't seem like the way I imagined it. xP
Anyway, game time's soon. Ready up, undead overpowered army is coming. =D
My life is made up of unlimited blades.
I described the sword that way, because from the name and the original weapon, I imagined that it's a magic sword which changes shape between a slashing and piercing weapon (between attacks), and you did specify that it is a unique weapon, which I've taken to mean unique to each character.
Zander, we're going to change things up. We're restarting the DnD process because Flex wants us to use her system. Some of us agreed, and we have 2 new allies: Vrad and Pam. We'll still be using the Roll20 site, but we're not going to necessarily use a map. Just pure text.
My life is made up of unlimited blades.
D&D=Dungeons and Dragons
Basically, it's a role playing game where there is a gamemaster, and a group of "adventurers" controlled by heroes. It can be played using a tabletop board, or through plain text. The gamemaster controls the adventure, meaning that s/he can create his/her own story for the adventurers to play through. As the adventurers progress through the GM's story, they obtain levels and can upgrade their character that way. That's a brief description about the game itself. Is there any specific questions you'd like to ask?
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D&D=Dungeons and Dragons
Basically, it's a role playing game where there is a gamemaster, and a group of "adventurers" controlled by heroes. It can be played using a tabletop board, or through plain text. The gamemaster controls the adventure, meaning that s/he can create his/her own story for the adventurers to play through. As the adventurers progress through the GM's story, they obtain levels and can upgrade their character that way. That's a brief description about the game itself. Is there any specific questions you'd like to ask?
Basically, it's a role playing game where there is a gamemaster, and a group of "adventurers" controlled by heroes. It can be played using a tabletop board, or through plain text. The gamemaster controls the adventure, meaning that s/he can create his/her own story for the adventurers to play through. As the adventurers progress through the GM's story, they obtain levels and can upgrade their character that way. That's a brief description about the game itself. Is there any specific questions you'd like to ask?
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D&D=Dungeons and Dragons
Basically, it's a role playing game where there is a gamemaster, and a group of "adventurers" controlled by heroes. It can be played using a tabletop board, or through plain text. The gamemaster controls the adventure, meaning that s/he can create his/her own story for the adventurers to play through. As the adventurers progress through the GM's story, they obtain levels and can upgrade their character that way. That's a brief description about the game itself. Is there any specific questions you'd like to ask?
Last edited by UnlimitaBlade; Jun 14, 2013 at 05:30 AM.
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My life is made up of unlimited blades.
