Rainbow Dash: I’m getting a ride from you, right?
Applejack: Same as usual, yeah.
Rarity: Could I bother you for a lift as well? I had a friend drop me off.
Fluttershy: I took the bus… And it’s really dark out right now…
Pinkie Pie: I’d walk, but, uh… I’m still in a chicken suit!
Applejack: Am I the only one who actually drives around here?!
Twilight Sparkle: Um… Hey.
DM: Oh, hey. Care to help me pack up?
Twilight Sparkle: Sure.
DM: How’d you like the session?
Twilight Sparkle: It was alright. I’m more focused on the whole Rarity situation, though.
DM: Oh, I know what you mean. It’s a mess, and I hate how it’s mostly my fault. But I think right now, for the campaign’s sake, we’ve gotta keep moving forward.
Twilight Sparkle: Yeah… About that…
DM: I mean, I’ve got some ideas. I like how the campaign’s taking shape. Or rather, I like that a campaign IS taking shape. For the last few weeks, I’ve been basically running on fumes, with no more than one session’s worth of notes to go on. But now that I’m seeing where this party’s going, I actually have a few things planned that I think are going to be pretty great, and… and you’re about to ask me to scrap all of it.
Twilight Sparkle: …Maybe. Listen, are there any, uh… eligible Princes in Equestria?
I got a little bump in guest comic emails after the last update, so I think we'll have a modest set this time around. Nothing as huge as you might be used to, but enough for a couple weeks worth. I'm still going to go through with my mini-arc idea, that should give me a decent break from the main arcs.
Anyway, you guessed it; another Fallout is Dragons!
Session 38 - A Debt to Pay: LibsynYouTube
Notice: Guest comic submissions are still open until this arc is finished! Guidelines here.
Heh, my best one's always been "getting her chimney swept". Can't beat that for classiness. Glad we agree. :D
In terms of D&D innuendos, how's about an oldie-but-goodie from Belkar: "Wanna hold my Rod of Lordly Might?" Or one from Korgan: "There's something long, hard, and low to the ground you're free to touch and fondle." He claims he meant his axe... Or Morte's "Wanna put me in your inventory?" Or anything else Morte says.
...I wanted to sign off with a non-stolen D&D innuendo, but I can't think of one. XD
I have an LoZ picture of Ghirahim telling Fi he wants to put his sword in her sheath. Her immediate response is that it's too big. She had no idea why he started blushing.
*sigh* Are we seriously doing this? It's like the Welch lists all over again, but without 80% of the ridiculousness-based fun.
...fine. Visiting the nunnery.
Worshipping Sune. (Or Aphrodite, or whoever the dominant pantheon's deity of carnal love is.)
Gathering spell reagents.
Copying from each other's spellbooks.
Tapping for mana.
Casting a nine-month summoning ritual. (Nine for humans, anyway.)
Testing the [getaway van's] suspension.
Watering the forest.
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"Roller derby," "Journalism."
My current DM is good at just working a campaign without rails. Sure, he has a basic idea of how he wants the game to go, but he has enough experience under his belt (and an army of characters with unique personalities and histories attached to them) that he can go along with whatever non-sense we seem capable of dragging up.
My Fallout Equestria GM seems to be good at rail-less campaigning. Right now we seem to all be separated and just doing our own thing at this one town, yet adventure is still happening.
Back in college, I was one of the few friends that had a car. Sucked when we went out for drinks or parties because I was ALWAYS the designated driver ._.
"Am I the only one who actually drives around here?!"
I've been there, AJ. Especially when everyone expects you to play taxi at the spur of the moment when you have your car completely filled with stuff for work. Makes for an interesting experience.
And Mr. DM? It's never a good habit to try and leave a mess you've made alone for any length of time. Especially when it leaves one player unhappy with their character because of it. Also Twilight, I see where your going, but I doubt it going to end well. Or even close to well.
NO! Twilight, don't do it! You don't want that kind of pain. Believe me, I know what it's like, and it's not worth it!
Rarity will come back soon, pretty sure of it. It'll probably just take some time and realization on Rarity's part to figure out which side she belongs to.
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Or Twilight making the worst mistake she will ever come to know.
As odd as this will sound, after hearing a certain podcast, I sometimes read the DM's lines in Spud's voice. Probably because it's his comic and all that, so it makes sense in my head. There is another voice I read the DM's lines in, but for the life of me I can't remember where I heard his voice or who it even belongs to, so *shrug*.
I wish I was your derivative, so I could lie tangent to your curves. How about we go home so you can see the exponential growth of my natural log. Trust me, my tardis really is bigger on the inside.
Speaking of Fallout is Dragons when Golden Crown ( I think that was her name correct me if I'm wrong) was introduced as the "Mafia Princess" did anyone else think of her as the "God Daughter"... XD sorry I just can't say "Goddaughter" with a straight face.
Anyway, you guessed it; another Fallout is Dragons!
Session 38 - A Debt to Pay: Libsyn YouTube