DM: Stop that music and put your phone away.
Gallus (RD): Yeah, yeah…
Sandbar (AJ): Do I learn anything else before I return to the group?
DM: As a reward for helping out, Cozy Glow got everyone in your class free tickets to a Sapphire Shores concert happening in Ponyville tonight.
Smolder (RT): She's still in showbiz? Good for her.
Yona (FS): Yona like loud concerts. But probably not pony pop music.
Gallus (RD): So what we learned is she's pulling out all the stops to BUY everyone's loyalty. I bet Gallus feels right at home.
Smolder (RT): Truly a model student of the School of Friendship.
Sandbar (AJ): Hey, there might be something we can use there! She can't be paying for all of that out of pocket. We might be able to get her on misuse of the school's coffers!
Smolder (RT): …Hmm. Is that really the game? Take control of the school, gain access to its riches and treasures?
Gallus (RD): Look, we're not taking her out with paperwork. Not when the students love her for what she's done anyway.
Ocellus (TS): If we don't convince them she's bad, they might riot.
Yona (FS): Yona will riot right back.
Something I didn't notice in this scene until I went frame-by-frame: While Ocellus is talking, Yona takes a bite of chips, then buffs her hoof-nails on her chest to brush off the crumbs. It's surprisingly adorable from a character I already thought was adorable as heck.
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I once busted a Shadowrunner team because the rigger's fake license plate was expired. The fact it was fake never got flagged in the system. It was just expired by a month and when the Lonestar officer wrote the rigger a citation, he noticed the guns and open booze bottles in the car. It escalated from there to spending a night in jail waiting for their fixer to bail them out. XD
Gonna bounce off yours and say that a master pickpocket should be able to add underwear to someone who's commando without them noticing until they get home.
Munchkin
Kill the tarrasque (permanently or repetitively) at level 1 with no banned resources and no tricks that you saw someone else do.
Or
Become a god before 10th level for no story reason.
Or
You are immune to all forms of death and/or attacks, and can deal more damage than the rest of the party combined.
...I could go on. I think I am only 90% munchkin by these standards.
Level 10? A build I made in Pathfinder (D&D 3.75), the Painter Wizard, can kill all the gods by level 5. Using an exponentially growing army of Cthulhus. The PF gods aren't statted so they're a lot harder to kill than in 3.5, but there is a lore precedent of a Demon Lord (+ an Army of Demons) ascending by killing a god.
Though since I'd never actually play something like that, I probably lose a bunch of Munchkin points.
For the other 'types':
Roleplayer: Your party members actually call you by your character's name.
Real Man: Same as the munchkin with being immune to damage and dealing more than the rest of the party, but it only seems like it through shear guts.
Loony: You either make the gm quit due to your antics or have them start applying Toon rules to the game to keep up with you.
Concidering my current character is an Evil Telepathic Housecat who uses mind powers to steal fish and get belly rubs. I think i fit at least 51%in the looney category.
(I also abuse Psycic reformation to legally get away with Quantum Character Sheet so There's a bit of munchkin there in the mix)
I'm gonna fill in with 'diplomatic thief' and 'convince someone they're getting the better end of the deal when you get everything, and they get nothing.'