We should start a Stripcreator RPG campaign. I'm more comfortable with 2nd edition D&D, but if someone else has a better idea, I think it'd be pretty cool searching out the evil Tobor wizard. If any of you out there have ever done D&D, especially anyone with Dungeon Master experience, I think that perhaps an IRC campaign would be cool.
Anyone agree?
I used to DM in college - back in the late 70s when pot was cheap. Now I got no time to set up worlds only to have muddy footed wonderers torch the place. But it was fun from what I can remember...
Shhh ... don't tell anyone this, but I'm in a regular D&D game, and I meet on Wednesdays. Having said that, I'm not in favor of an online campaign, because half the fun is being there with the people who are playing.
quote:Shhh ... don't tell anyone this, but I'm in a regular D&D game, and I meet on Wednesdays.
I have a three-ring binder of character sheets, divided by game, subdivided by character. I have extra looseleaf paper in the back that I can remove and place in any given section as notepaper. I have unlined paper so I can doodle and do character sketches for XP. Possibly the geekiest part is that I have one of those slim 3-hole punches that fits inside a looseleaf binder, so that I can take any GM handouts and automatically place them in the binder.
I have also been known to HTMLize a character sheet and keep an updated copy online in case I can't be at a session and the GM needs to refer to my stats to play me as an NPC.
Yes, I'm a geek, but I'm a detail oriented geek. I also take showers.
hmmm...I have to go with boinky on this one :P. I have NEVER played D&D. The only RPG games I have ever played are video game RPGs...final fantasy *drool* and the like.
quote:The only RPG games I have ever played are video game RPGs.
Same here, though I have some exposure to pen-and-paper stuff.
Pen-and-paper can get kind of fun if you can find the people to play it with.
Um, I think you mean pencil.Not all of us are so fallible :-D
So you never earn more XP? Your level never goes up? You never get more skill points in something?
You know, I'm one of those old-fashioned people who still thinks that newspapers are a good idea. I like the tactile sense of an old-style pen and paper role playing game. Playing games on a computer is all well and good, 'specially online games on battle.net and the like. However, nothing can hold a candle to getting together with a few close friends, breaking out the gaming supplies, and going to town on it.
Oh, and every time I see the topic of these posts ("strip RPG?") I laugh to myself. Can you imagine playing a game where characters getting damaged meant you had to lose a piece of clothing?
