Yeah, so what if we all died... it was in-character.
So I don't usually post much about the Tuesday night game that Malcolm runs, but it is seriously awesome. He explains it fairly succinctly in this post on his website. I really can't say much more about it than he did except... wow.
I don't normally crow about this sort of thing, but we have an incredible gaming group, not just because we're fairly different people who come up with interesting ways of portraying characters, but because we're willing to follow the GM into unknown territory and occasionally push him over the edge.
For those of you who are writers or role-players, I encourage you to follow the link. For writers, how many times have you REALLY thought about how far one of your characters would go given their world-view? For role-players, how many times have you REALLY pushed the envelope of your DM/GM by doing something entirely unexpected, yet in-character?
I don't normally crow about this sort of thing, but we have an incredible gaming group, not just because we're fairly different people who come up with interesting ways of portraying characters, but because we're willing to follow the GM into unknown territory and occasionally push him over the edge.
For those of you who are writers or role-players, I encourage you to follow the link. For writers, how many times have you REALLY thought about how far one of your characters would go given their world-view? For role-players, how many times have you REALLY pushed the envelope of your DM/GM by doing something entirely unexpected, yet in-character?