Comments | bridgetester: [gaming] Self-definition using gaming terms

bridgetester

[gaming] Self-definition using gaming terms

Apr 14, 2004 20:39

I don't know how many of the people reading this journal have played role-playing games, but I know some of you have. And of that number, almost all will have created a character sheet for themselves at some point. So what clan(s)/group(s)/sect(s) would you belong to? What aspects do they reflect, positive and negative? ( Read more... )

2004april, gaming, mood--personal

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cleverusername2 April 15 2004, 02:05:19 UTC

I think I took a D&D personality test that said I'm a chaotic good half-elf ranger.

At work I feel like a Hollow One who has joined the Technocracy. But I think I would most likely be ragabash Child of Gaia kinfolk (I actually was born under a New Moon on Wednesday).

But I have my Pooka and even Troll moments too.

I bought the "World of Darkness: Time of Judgement" books just for the very very last 30 pages of Chageling materials :)

scyllaadell April 15 2004, 09:00:01 UTC

Woot! >D

DnDish.. I might actually be either Lawful Neutral or Neutral Good. Sorta in the air about that. As for class, either a rogue or a wizard - yeah, the high-intelligence stuff and seeking knowledge, but there's also greediness in there somewhere.

I'm not quite sure what I'd be in VtM. Maybe a Brujah, heh. (Bad temper, oy!) Though I could also see myself as a Nossie, hiding from the world..

Changeling~! I would definately be an Unseelie Nocker. I already have the bad attitude down. ;) And especially the frustration. I am frustration all over when I'm not doing something I like.

iculver April 15 2004, 12:55:06 UTC

I've only RPG'd a couple of times in the traditional sense. When younger, I was heavily into the Marvel (comics) RPG. As a current addict of Diablo II: Expansion, I normally run necromancers with what would be called a Lawful Neutral disposition.

iculver April 15 2004, 13:00:06 UTC

Duh, saved it before finishing...

I'd be a paladin or warrior mage in the traditional RPG sense. I'd spend a lot of time in the company of Ancient Multi-hued or Platinum Dragons. As either slayer or master. Well, if I had to put my finger on it, I'd go with Dragonmaster.

I have the patience and acuity necessary to see beyond a Western dragon's scary, scaly, facade. Dragons are certainly entertaining if they let you live long enough to observe them... :)