Terms we may find ourselves using with surprising regularity

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17 Nov 2009 14:46 #1 by Erim Walker
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"Ok we can attack... but if we miss, we'll hit the villagers."
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Things I am no longer allowed to do in an RPG :
31. The backup trap handler is not whoever has the most HP at the time.
73. Not allowed to name my cudgel Ceremonial Whoopass Stick.
74. My thief's battle cry is not "Run And Live"

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17 Nov 2009 15:45 #2 by Rudolf
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Most useful.  Scholars take note.

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17 Nov 2009 17:45 #3 by geezer
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I find it interesting that "a quiver of geniueses" falls under the psychotic category.
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17 Nov 2009 18:46 #4 by ziggy
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I disagree with many of these
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18 Nov 2009 20:55 #5 by hecknoah
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A lawn of gnomes :P
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19 Nov 2009 01:34 #6 by Odo Garaath
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Rage of Orcs, eh?
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19 Nov 2009 02:10 #7 by Aleister
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Most of those don't seem to make any sense.  Just intelligent sounding words put with somewhat similar sounding things.  But then again, the term "A murder of crows" is real.  I hate you English language, I hate you so hard with a knife.
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19 Nov 2009 10:21 #8 by Edward Walker
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Ruin of kobolds?  My english has been incorrect for years then.  I usually say a tribe of kobolds.
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19 Nov 2009 10:30 #9 by Erim Walker
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Ah, but a tribe is just that: a tribe, a clan, a family group. "Ruin" is simply the plural term for 3 or more Kobolds (who, after all, may or may not be members of the same tribe).
"Ok we can attack... but if we miss, we'll hit the villagers."
"I'm willing to take that chance!"

Things I am no longer allowed to do in an RPG :
31. The backup trap handler is not whoever has the most HP at the time.
73. Not allowed to name my cudgel Ceremonial Whoopass Stick.
74. My thief's battle cry is not "Run And Live"

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