I'll just yeet them all?
1. 636 (a Latvian network of shops which was ahead of its time)
2. #OSRQ / #NSRQ
3. Probably, Drizzt, but very close to "none".
4. D&D 3.5 (2003)
5. Must be #3.5e, but #Whitehack is getting close to overtaking it thanks to regular play.
6. #LtGarlic, my current OSRQ character. 3d6 down the line generation forced me to play something I didn't want, and I loved being forced to explore them.
7. #OSE and #LabyrinthLord.
8. Loved 3.5e for non-cheesy art. I love 5e art as well, but not the Monster Manual. I think, 3.5e overall.
9. Anything by Luka. Let's say, #Longwinter, could just as well be #UVG.
10. No
11. I am now!
12. Of course.
13. Nope.
14. Probably, any giant stag beetle summoning tool from 3.5e. It felt degenerate. I don't know, I don't care for items too much.
15. Currently, I'm a friend with a kobold, who comes to adventures with us. He's cool, but he grabs the loot.
16. I don't collect anything, no. But I buy everything @bradkerr@dice.camp publishes to run it.
17. My own #IcyNSR system.
18. Probably a nazi mage from a fictional organisation with a civil-service front called "the directory of the souls".
19. No idea what it means.
20. Mom's friend's son who was my childhood friend got the D&D 3.0 starter kit in 2002. There was no coming back.
@Smcc I don't see how feeling a fraction of what the character does is anything but normal RPG stuff. I guess I did. In one way.
@jonn The term came from the larp scene. More likely when things are on the “roleplaying-” end of the spectrum than the “- game” for sure.
@jonn
> dropping the extra @‘s off, I feel such guilt about tagging lumpley so he gets all the replies lol
19. When you bring things that you (the player in the real world) are feeling though into your character’s actions - or - when you bring things your character would be feeling through to yourself. Not like “I’m frustrated at the dice,” but more “I’m angry at the NPC who made fun of my brother. I mean, my character’s brother. And it’s projecting on the GM. Weird.”