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puddingcatTo list the evidence:
1. One of the NPCs is a precognitive called Oracle.
2. A quote from tonight: "We tend to rely on the priest for violence".
3. Another one: "I've figured out how to foil a telepath. Think the Really Annoying song at them, or think really bad puns very loudly. Or just think about sex. Squelch, squelch, squelch."
It comes of playing a superhero campaign, I suppose. At least I'm avoiding the twin pitfalls of (a) a ridiculous codename, and (b) spandex.
1. One of the NPCs is a precognitive called Oracle.
2. A quote from tonight: "We tend to rely on the priest for violence".
3. Another one: "I've figured out how to foil a telepath. Think the Really Annoying song at them, or think really bad puns very loudly. Or just think about sex. Squelch, squelch, squelch."
It comes of playing a superhero campaign, I suppose. At least I'm avoiding the twin pitfalls of (a) a ridiculous codename, and (b) spandex.
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Date: 2007-03-03 07:21 am (UTC). . . which is precisely what one character did in my Space:1889 campaign when Victorian!Schuldig was around :-)
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Date: 2007-03-05 10:40 am (UTC)It ertainly makes a tableful of men look very surprised when the only girl in the room talks about sex more than they do. Especially when I have a male character with standard male geek social skills...