Fenghuang, first meeting had transcripts, it's in page 8 or something.

 

I dont' know, I'd love to see what some of these acid spells can do to exposed... valuables.

Edited April 27, 200619 yr by Tigranes

Y'all'll swoon over me soon enough, with my 16 CHA, striking good looks and flirtatiously challenging tongue, I'll *bluff* you into sex!

Four hours to go.

:D

My 12 CHA will demolish you all with its devious averageness!

 

Can someone PM me or something, I have OpenRPG and I can run it, I just don't know how to join the server, etc.

i'm game, in case I hadn't made it clear.

Okay, click on Game Server. Click on Browse Servers. I started a room in OG DnD. The room is Obsidian. Go ahead and enter.

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YEE HA

Where are you playing?

Download and install OpenRPG, then run it. Go to the server described above. You can watch, we're playing right now.

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Here's the chatlog for session 2.

Edited April 28, 200619 yr by Llyranor

Pretty much a lot of combat, but it was entertaining.

 

Baley dies.

And is brought back to life cause he's awesomeness' anthropomorphic personification.

I don't know how those whispers got in there, because I sure didn't type them!

You guys got stuck in a lot of combat because you sought it. Hmmm, there's a road and wilderness. Let's take the wilderness. hahaha. Also, I was with Baley. Why did you have to hack down a vine in the river? Why? It wasn't doing anything to you. The only battle you would be forced to handle, in one way or another, was the crossing. Even then, you could have gone the other way!

 

Seriously, though, I need to get a hang on the miniatures screen. It would have been much better to make a little map for you. It's just that I'm not at home, which makes it hard just to putz around with this stuff.

Hey, nobody wanted to cross the river. Also I thought the river obstructed the road on BOTH sides.

 

I never noticed the vine, either. I just said let's keep going up the hill because I didn't want another 30-minute argument.

"our imagination is limited only by the GMs imagination, even with an idiot, this still destroys NWN"

 

Ouch. I might not be the brightest, but Nick!

If I were playing Horace though, I would have voiced my disapproval of anything that proceeded from the bard's mouth. Horace is threatened by the bard and his oversexed attitude. Anyway, my favourite part was discovering the F11 key.

Well, to be fair, I think we should have more moments of role-playing. It's kind of hard, but once I get the hang of RPGOnline, we'll be knocking back the game pretty quickly.

 

You know, having the map and getting used to typing out the dialogue will rock.

 

I'm game to give it another shot. There's actually a lot to do and see in the world. It's just a matter of getting to it.

Yeah, i have some notable quotes i picked out from that transcript

whispering to Nick, but eldar allowing us to go all OOC is making a big difference, i'll bet

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(68) Errol : " I go the hobbit, stand on my knees, and whispher in he's right ear. "Everything is fine, Errol is here, I'll take care of you, you'll be as good as ever." I kiss him on the forehead

(66) DM_Danny: Horace bite's Errol's nose.

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70) Dhothlar: I ignore them, mount Horace and start riding away from the river

(66) DM_Danny: Horace can't carry you. You're too heavy

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** (72) Arcalis found the F11 macro key **

(72) Arcalis: .......................................

** (70) Dhothlar found the F11 macro key **

** (70) Dhothlar found the F11 macro key **

** (70) Dhothlar found the F12 macro key **

** (90) Errol found the F11 macro key **

** (88) Horace found the F11 macro key **

** (90) Errol found the F12 macro key **

** (90) Errol found the F10 macro key **

** (88) Horace found the F12 macro key **

** (69) Nick found the F11 macro key **

(70) Dhothlar: Horace, you're dying

(72) Arcalis: Hey, it was a typo, alright?

(66) DM_Danny: What the hell are you people doing?

(88) Horace: lol, we're being ourselves

(70) Dhothlar: ^_^

(72) Arcalis: YES!

(66) DM_Danny: Horace, I was afraid of that.

That first thing about the OOC is probably true. But it is pretty fun to screw around. You're right though, we'll get it eventually.

70) Dhothlar: I ignore them, mount Horace and start riding away from the river

(66) DM_Danny: Horace can't carry you. You're too heavy

 

We were talking about THE horace. The horse. The important one.

 

Eldar, some of us talked about that after you left the chatroom, I think we all agree that we could have some more RPing. For my part, I just didn't have my char's personality clearly set out. I think over the next couple of sessions we can settle down and get some good RPing going. At least, the party has to rest after the last encounter, and that means dialogue.

An observation: you guys need to identify your characters; that should help you stay in character. After all, IRL you would SEE each character, so it is not too much to expect that the name is written accurately (or, alternatively, a description like "halfling" or "dwarf" or "ectomorph with pointy hat", "smelly guy with loincloth", etc).