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Now, far be it from me to deny my inner nerdiness, but coming out about this particular topic is rough:
I have over a thousand roleplaying books.
Dungeons and Dragons, more White Wolf than you can shake a stake at, even *shudder* a ton of Rifts.
That's not the nerdy part.
I reread them. Often.
*blush*
I was given the huge boxed sets of Planescape for Xmas 1995 by the players in my game, and I am spending this fine Friday evening looking at maps of imaginary places, reading descriptions of outer-planar monsters and outrageous characters, and immersing myself in the unique tone and feel of the campaign setting. The writers chose to incorporate terms from 18th Century Thieves Cant, and it's remarkably unique:
"Don't get peeled, berk, you don't know the dark of it!"
*BLISS*
I have over a thousand roleplaying books.
Dungeons and Dragons, more White Wolf than you can shake a stake at, even *shudder* a ton of Rifts.
That's not the nerdy part.
I reread them. Often.
*blush*
I was given the huge boxed sets of Planescape for Xmas 1995 by the players in my game, and I am spending this fine Friday evening looking at maps of imaginary places, reading descriptions of outer-planar monsters and outrageous characters, and immersing myself in the unique tone and feel of the campaign setting. The writers chose to incorporate terms from 18th Century Thieves Cant, and it's remarkably unique:
"Don't get peeled, berk, you don't know the dark of it!"
*BLISS*
