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I saw a T-Shirt that had a skull and crossbones on it and said "I am Dread Pirate Roberts #34796. Ask me about Franchise Opportunities in your area!" It massively amused me.
And with how loud Pinkie was, they now need to buy the silence of Pony Joe. Assuming he's not Con Mane...
I'd expect Pony Joe would just give Pinkie a sly grin, and say, "You *clearly* don't know about Sunny Sky and her midnight donut runs."
To which of course, Celestia blushes, Twilight giggles, and the other ponies dogpile the Princess for details.
To which of course, Celestia blushes, Twilight giggles, and the other ponies dogpile the Princess for details.
And the heist of the century. Seriously, I can't think of anything harder to steal than an entire organization dedicated to theft itself.
It might be dedicated to theft itself, but not theft *of* itself. That'd be the government's specialty, so Celestia had a homefield advantage.
I mean it's no stealing an Elder Scroll from the center of an empire, but it's definitely something right?
Cohen the Barbarian stole an omen, and the stole an entire empire, just by sitting on the throne and being too badass to assassinate or deny.
He also appointed the least ambitious and most inexperienced person available as his Grand vizier.
He also appointed the least ambitious and most inexperienced person available as his Grand vizier.
Or at the very least, a writer should aim for that.
A wise friend, indeed. A story where nothing can be predicted is incomprehensible, not a story. Even subversions need something ahead of time to show they're possible within the setting, otherwise the subversion is just nonsense.
Have you noticed any differences between writing a comic and planning a campaign as a DM?
Have you noticed any differences between writing a comic and planning a campaign as a DM?
Unless they've taken a cue from the darths and droids gm and learned not to plan more than five minutes into the game.
That wasn't explained in the original FiM, or in comic.
But, it was explained that Rarity's jewel smuggling job was what Elusive used to pay for the Alicorn Amulet.
Also, we suspect that the Alicorn Amulet was a phylactery. So do the characters. Or at least one of the characters.
But, it was explained that Rarity's jewel smuggling job was what Elusive used to pay for the Alicorn Amulet.
Also, we suspect that the Alicorn Amulet was a phylactery. So do the characters. Or at least one of the characters.
Kinda funny how RD's player apparently likes Bioware's stuff, but in D&D she mostly goes for the most blunt and violent option.
Does play Bioware games and such similarly? Or does she enjoy plot, setting, and roleplaying more in video games than in D&D?
Does play Bioware games and such similarly? Or does she enjoy plot, setting, and roleplaying more in video games than in D&D?
You can be blunt and violent in Bioware games, you just have to not give a fig about the consequences is all.
She probably plays reasonably Paragon, but takes ALL the renegade interrupts.
Given that she knew a side-quest enough to reference it when trying to explain parasprites to Fluttershy's player, I figure she at least pays a little attention to the context.
It's just... Knights of the Old Republic 2, at least (Made by Obsidian, I know, who I think are actually better than Bioware), had so much dialogue in it that I can't imagine someone playing a game like that and only being in it for the action.
It's just... Knights of the Old Republic 2, at least (Made by Obsidian, I know, who I think are actually better than Bioware), had so much dialogue in it that I can't imagine someone playing a game like that and only being in it for the action.
Here's a thought:
Rainbow only plays hack and slash in D&D, but has a MUCH wider variety of games she plays, though most games she likes let her play badasses.
Rainbow only plays hack and slash in D&D, but has a MUCH wider variety of games she plays, though most games she likes let her play badasses.
It could just be that this character in particular is the hack-n-slash type but she does play other character types. We have only seen this one.
If someone tried to judge me based off only one of my D&D characters, they would have a very skewed view of me because every one is different lol
If someone tried to judge me based off only one of my D&D characters, they would have a very skewed view of me because every one is different lol
I find it much worse that you think six playthroughs are enough :P
Hmm. Renegade/Paragon, plus Red/Green/Blue endings...
Yeah, six playthroughs for the major points. It's another matter if you're going for all romances and all variations of romances, or seeing how few characters you can have survive the Suicide Mission without completely scrubbing out.
Also... damn ME3 DLC. I'd have at least started that, if I didn't still have to pay another $30 to $40 dollars for the Citadel and other DLC.
Yeah, six playthroughs for the major points. It's another matter if you're going for all romances and all variations of romances, or seeing how few characters you can have survive the Suicide Mission without completely scrubbing out.
Also... damn ME3 DLC. I'd have at least started that, if I didn't still have to pay another $30 to $40 dollars for the Citadel and other DLC.
Which I'm kind of weirdly ashamed of, because I was that guy who went through the entire original trilogy nearly six times to see all the classes, choices, romances, and butterfly effects. You'd think I wouldn't be coy about it.