Welcome to DM Edgar
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Welcome to DM Edgar
A warm welcome to Edgar who joins our ranks as a DM here.
Look forward to scheduling a session with him, he has some great ideas.
Look forward to scheduling a session with him, he has some great ideas.
On playing together: http://www.giantitp.com/articles/tll307 ... 6efFP.html
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On bad governance: "I intend to bring democracy to this nation, and if anybody stands in my way I will crush him and his family."
You're All a Bunch of Damn Hippies
Useful resource: http://nwn2.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
On bad governance: "I intend to bring democracy to this nation, and if anybody stands in my way I will crush him and his family."
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Re: Welcome to DM Edgar
Thanks very much for stepping forward, Edgar 

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[Wynna] Chula Lysander: [Talk] *Shakes head* I've been in worse situations. He was just....unjoyful! *stomps foot*
Retired PC's: Torquil, Gwenevere
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[Wynna] Chula Lysander: [Talk] *Shakes head* I've been in worse situations. He was just....unjoyful! *stomps foot*
Retired PC's: Torquil, Gwenevere
Former PC's: Rugo, Flora, Rory Mor
Re: Welcome to DM Edgar
Thats it! I'm moving to MS!Castano wrote:A warm welcome to Edgar who joins our ranks as a DM here.
pragmatic (adj.)
The opposite of idealistic is pragmatic, a word that describes a philosophy of "doing what works best."
From Greek pragma "deed," the word has historically described philosophers and politicians who were
concerned more with real-world application of ideas than with abstract notions. A pragmatic person
is sensible, grounded, and practical.
The opposite of idealistic is pragmatic, a word that describes a philosophy of "doing what works best."
From Greek pragma "deed," the word has historically described philosophers and politicians who were
concerned more with real-world application of ideas than with abstract notions. A pragmatic person
is sensible, grounded, and practical.
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Re: Welcome to DM Edgar
Yay, welcome.
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Welcome Sir edgar!
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Re: Welcome to DM Edgar
Welcome to the nuthouse...I mean funhouse!



Re: Welcome to DM Edgar
Thank you for the show of confidence in letting me join this wonderful "nuthouse".
I have been spending the last days reading up on the lores and DM materials and hope to as soon as possible start getting experience with the DM tools and the rest of the DM team, hopefully this means I can as soon as possible get some real DM-Player experience.
Thank you and look forward to experiencing ALFA in a new way.
Be gentle
I have been spending the last days reading up on the lores and DM materials and hope to as soon as possible start getting experience with the DM tools and the rest of the DM team, hopefully this means I can as soon as possible get some real DM-Player experience.
Thank you and look forward to experiencing ALFA in a new way.
Be gentle
Re: Welcome to DM Edgar
Welcome! MS is to DMs as the Small Magellanic Cloud is to new stars.
There are quite a few stars in the night sky at MS now but not that many stargazers. Why isn't MS more popular? Is it the slighty confusing travel system? Is it not knowing for sure if you're taking advantage of what is in some cases weeks at sea when isle-hopping? Is it no obvious, large central hub (that isn't a slideshow)? Is it that the place is too rural/folky/Druid friendly? Is it owing to too few statics? Too much bear poo even?! It can't be for lack of content; MS has oodles of it. It can't be because the place looks like the inside of a migraine; MS has a very high average as far as build quality goes. It certainly can't be for the lack of DMs! So what is it? (Maybe this is a subject for another thread.)
There are quite a few stars in the night sky at MS now but not that many stargazers. Why isn't MS more popular? Is it the slighty confusing travel system? Is it not knowing for sure if you're taking advantage of what is in some cases weeks at sea when isle-hopping? Is it no obvious, large central hub (that isn't a slideshow)? Is it that the place is too rural/folky/Druid friendly? Is it owing to too few statics? Too much bear poo even?! It can't be for lack of content; MS has oodles of it. It can't be because the place looks like the inside of a migraine; MS has a very high average as far as build quality goes. It certainly can't be for the lack of DMs! So what is it? (Maybe this is a subject for another thread.)
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Yeah, likely this is getting out of topic, but I will anyway suggest that everyone is at BG because everyone is at BG. Players are herd animals, and herd mentality obviously leads to a dynamic instability in the system of player densities. Not that BG wouldn't have awesome content, too, but in that it's certainly not alone.I-KP wrote: There are quite a few stars in the night sky at MS now but not that many stargazers. ... So what is it? (Maybe this is a subject for another thread.)
Conversely, if players congregate to one place, our rules lead to DMs congregating someplace else - since you can't DM where you play and most DMs do play. And thus the rules actually work to oppose the player aggregation instability. Which is nice

Oh, also: Welcome DM-Edgar!
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Sounds like you guys have a good thing going on MS; a shame if there aren't many players about currently.
I may get a chance to at least visit soon ...hopefully.
I may get a chance to at least visit soon ...hopefully.
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Current main: Ky - something
It’s not the critic who counts...The credit belongs to the man who actually is in the arena, who strives violently, who errs and comes up short again and again...who if he wins, knows the triumph of high achievement, but who if he fails, fails while daring greatly.-T. Roosevelt
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Re: Welcome to DM Edgar
We are plenty of players, just scattered across the time zones.
Re: Welcome to DM Edgar
Id love to play with ya, Edgar, as you are que imaginative (and quite the looker); however, timezones are estupido.
Fin.
Fin.
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