ze meme, part ye fourth
Name a handful of people you RP with, read, or have heard of. Say something positive, a reason why you like their characters, or the players. Anything that is constructive, positive, and better than the general: <3!!
This is less cohesive than my previous posts, in that it's not even one group of people.
First: Everyone ever at mixed_muses - especially Danii for coming up with the idea. Sometimes, it's exactly what I need, whether I'm testing out a headvoice for a game, or I just feel like playing around with an AU version of someone or an original character. And we all indulge each other in the crack, and sometimes, pure awesome results.
Second: therenegades, also known as the other roleplay constant of my college career. I have lifelong friends and a vast collection of inside jokes that will always make me laugh, all because of a couple chance encounters during my first week. Despite all the drama that went down as the group ballooned in size, it was still very much worth the association with the group; those of you who're still there, keep rocking the tabletop.
And finally, even though they won't see this... my parents! Dad's been DMing for longer than I've been alive, and even though I've only played in a couple of things he ran, Sunday night dungeoning was a staple of my childhood (if mainly for the snacks and telling people they were going to kill off their characters). Thanks to that, I knew I could not only tell them I was interested in the tabletop group on campus, but I could call home and say, "Hey Dad, send me some of those dice you haven't used in years."
This is less cohesive than my previous posts, in that it's not even one group of people.
First: Everyone ever at mixed_muses - especially Danii for coming up with the idea. Sometimes, it's exactly what I need, whether I'm testing out a headvoice for a game, or I just feel like playing around with an AU version of someone or an original character. And we all indulge each other in the crack, and sometimes, pure awesome results.
Second: therenegades, also known as the other roleplay constant of my college career. I have lifelong friends and a vast collection of inside jokes that will always make me laugh, all because of a couple chance encounters during my first week. Despite all the drama that went down as the group ballooned in size, it was still very much worth the association with the group; those of you who're still there, keep rocking the tabletop.
And finally, even though they won't see this... my parents! Dad's been DMing for longer than I've been alive, and even though I've only played in a couple of things he ran, Sunday night dungeoning was a staple of my childhood (if mainly for the snacks and telling people they were going to kill off their characters). Thanks to that, I knew I could not only tell them I was interested in the tabletop group on campus, but I could call home and say, "Hey Dad, send me some of those dice you haven't used in years."