Hey hey,
I was checking out an online quiz that vaxhacker put me on to and one of the questions was:
You're playing a high-level Fighter/Wizard. While on naval journey,your character (in full plate armor) falls overboard. Why can't youcast Water Breathing to save yourself?
Substitute 'Fighter/Wizard' with 'Paladin' and you would have Sir Reginald, my paladin. Who I like to think was 'training' on deck when a storm came upon them, rather than the actual facts which were that I forgot to tell the DM that I took off my armor and stowed it while on board. So when the storm came upon us, the DM (vaxhacker himself) causually asked me what Reg was wearing, and I quickly, without thinking about the circumstances, said that I was wearing my armor 'of course'. Luckily Paladins have an inside line to their dieties and mine made sure that Reg didn't pay the ultimate price for that blunder.
BTW I scored a
Your Score: Regular Gamer
You are 71% Ruleslawyer!
You know the rules well enough to get by at your average gaming table. You might confuse Color Spray and Prismatic Spray once in a while, but at least you're smart enough to recognize that fact. Chances are that you have a copy of the Player's Handbook lying around the house somewhere, and once in a while you even look inside. Good for you.
Link: The D&D 3.5 Knowledge Test written by ProfligateSaint on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test
Which make sense, as I don't have any of the books memorized. Nor have I tried to.
You're playing a high-level Fighter/Wizard. While on naval journey,your character (in full plate armor) falls overboard. Why can't youcast Water Breathing to save yourself?
Substitute 'Fighter/Wizard' with 'Paladin' and you would have Sir Reginald, my paladin. Who I like to think was 'training' on deck when a storm came upon them, rather than the actual facts which were that I forgot to tell the DM that I took off my armor and stowed it while on board. So when the storm came upon us, the DM (vaxhacker himself) causually asked me what Reg was wearing, and I quickly, without thinking about the circumstances, said that I was wearing my armor 'of course'. Luckily Paladins have an inside line to their dieties and mine made sure that Reg didn't pay the ultimate price for that blunder.
BTW I scored a
Your Score: Regular Gamer
You are 71% Ruleslawyer!
You know the rules well enough to get by at your average gaming table. You might confuse Color Spray and Prismatic Spray once in a while, but at least you're smart enough to recognize that fact. Chances are that you have a copy of the Player's Handbook lying around the house somewhere, and once in a while you even look inside. Good for you.
Link: The D&D 3.5 Knowledge Test written by ProfligateSaint on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test
Which make sense, as I don't have any of the books memorized. Nor have I tried to.