Christ Centered Gamer

I've got a broken one I wouldn't mind having pulled right now, to be honest...

I got one pulled yesterday...to be honest, and thanking God of course, the extraction and its aftermath do not hurt near as bad as having the tooth in my mouth. O_o

TV commercials that actually work?

Vanishingly rare. I've only ever bothered with 2 of them on YouTube videos... But only because the product actually interested me.

The strange dislike of gelatinous cakes?

It depends. Jell-O is fine, but...

I was wondering, do you have to wear the underwear with the masonic symbols?

Restaurants just can't pull off grilled chicken properly?

project312 wrote: Fri Jun 23, 2017 2:33 am I was wondering, do you have to wear the underwear with the masonic symbols?

Seriously? You're coming here and asking a total stranger about his underwear???

It's a good icebreaker...sometimes turns into a facebreaker though.

Smoked meats?

Chozon1 wrote: Mon Jun 26, 2017 7:27 am Restaurants just can't pull off grilled chicken properly?

One word: Dickie's. If they have them in your area.

Chozon1 wrote: Thu Jul 06, 2017 5:54 am It's a good icebreaker...sometimes turns into a facebreaker though.

Smoked meats?

I'm not mad or anything, it just took me aback and made me lol a little.

And yes, please.

*randomly joins conversation*

Hey, my dad loves Dickie's! Dunno if he's ever had the grilled chicken tho.

Do you use terrain for your D&D adventures?

I'd like to design some terrain for a friend who loves D&D without actually coming out an asking them about it (both for the surprise aspect and the 'negate the risk of critical failure' aspect), and I am not entirely sure how it works.

amberchick wrote: Thu Jul 06, 2017 4:13 pm *randomly joins conversation*

Hey, my dad loves Dickie's! Dunno if he's ever had the grilled chicken tho.

I just drove 12 miles to one the other day to get lunch for my family, and it was closed down. Epic sadness... Now there's none reasonably close to my house, if any are left at all...

Chozon1 wrote: Fri Jul 07, 2017 5:55 am Do you use terrain for your D&D adventures?

I'd like to design some terrain for a friend who loves D&D without actually coming out an asking them about it (both for the surprise aspect and the 'negate the risk of critical failure' aspect), and I am not entirely sure how it works.

Not really. I use the Chessex vinyl grid map and just draw everything on it. Mine is the medium size one that's like 48 x 36 or something like that

Interesting. So any terrain would need to be gridded out, right?

In your honest opinion, do you think it would be worth it (from a creative, GM standpoint) to try and make semi-modular terrain, or just figure something else out?