you & me both. the details are fuzzy on which i played first, tmnt or dnd, but i certainly played MORE of tmnt. my "signature character" getting crazier by the book...spike seta, mutant porcupine (i was like, 11, lay off!). he got into a feud with the mutant wolverine from the sample adventure, & they fought for years! even through time & other dimensions, once transdimensional came out. finally they had an epic showdown with the wolverine in a tank; i ended up inside of it where we fist fought to the death. & then i retired to an alternate reality where the mongols had never stopped & then the national socialists had been mutant animal freedom advocates.
a couple of years ago i had some friends, both gamer & non-gamer, over to play. character creation is STILL an awesome process. amazing. solid, fantastic. actual game play...crap, how did anyone play that!
when i was a kid i didn't notice it, & brother, you don't gotta preach to me about fast & loose. loosey goosey! (by the way, "loosey goosey" would be a great character) but just trying it out recently (to run a classic adventure out of one of the supplements) made my head spin.
I think it was a rule that all TMNT campaigns had to have someone playing a porcupine, and someone playing a wolverine. My GM insisted on including his porcupine character in the starring role everyweek.
Totally overshadowed my awesome character, Yappy the Killer Chihuahua From Hell.
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a couple of years ago i had some friends, both gamer & non-gamer, over to play. character creation is STILL an awesome process. amazing. solid, fantastic. actual game play...crap, how did anyone play that!
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Totally overshadowed my awesome character, Yappy the Killer Chihuahua From Hell.
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Prayers for him and his loved ones.
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