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Benagain posted:I like how one woman is dressed like some kind of greco-roman warrior and the other has on what I can only see as medieval business-casual. Looks like she's remembering next Wednesday is bring your kid to the inn day. I like these for how goddamn haughty the nobles look. ![]() ![]() edit: I cast EXPLODE FACE (wallpaper size)
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Lazlow posted:Why are so many of Ugurcan's subjects so mildly bemused? Just look at all the mild bemusement absolutely permeating the suspiciously clean adventurer patrons of this tavern. Just LOOK at it. He's in the middle of recounting the time he raped a paladin so she would lose her mount. The realization of what a monster he actually is is starting to dawn on everyone else in the scene.
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I just saw this douchebag on tumblr, i'm definitely keeping it around for later use as a character portrait.![]() source Edit: Oh hell, i didn't know this was some sort of Penny Arcade character, i thought it was just some random wizard douchebag. Bistromatic fucked around with this message at Oct 24, 2011 around 18:32 |
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Sarion posted:This made my day. Thanks.
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Bistromatic posted:I just saw this douchebag on tumblr, i'm definitely keeping it around for later use as a character portrait. Jim Darkmagic is a wizard douchebag.
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Bistromatic posted:I just saw this douchebag on tumblr, i'm definitely keeping it around for later use as a character portrait. The Penny Arcade guys (And Scott Kurtz and Wil Wheaton) have sort of a thing going on with Wizards of the Coast in which Chris Perkins DMs a yearly D&D session and record it for the internet. Lately they've been doing it in front of a live audience at PAX, this year's centered around Jim Darkmagic and his family, the New Hamp-Shire Darkmagics. They're definitely worth a listen. The first few episodes are in podcast form on the D&D website and the more recent videos are on the WotC youtube channel.
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I wish they would do that more often, they're hilarious podcasts.
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Young Freud posted:Jim Darkmagic is a wizard douchebag.
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johnny fiveaces will never, ever stop being the funniest loving thing.
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It's eerie how close a resemblance the guy from Deus Ex 3 has to Johnny.
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Christo posted:The Penny Arcade guys (And Scott Kurtz and Wil Wheaton) have sort of a thing going on with Wizards of the Coast in which Chris Perkins DMs a yearly D&D session and record it for the internet. Lately they've been doing it in front of a live audience at PAX, this year's centered around Jim Darkmagic and his family, the New Hamp-Shire Darkmagics. They're definitely worth a listen. The first few episodes are in podcast form on the D&D website and the more recent videos are on the WotC youtube channel. I still think the best one is when they were convincing Mike about the childhood show about the undead dog. Wil Wheaton was loving killing it.
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I don't remember that part at all. Damnit, now I'm going to have to go listen to them all over again. Oh well
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Fuego Fish posted:I don't remember that part at all. Damnit, now I'm going to have to go listen to them all over again. It was one of the last episodes from the first game with Wheaton in it, I think. They were facing a necromancer with some undead dogs.
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Mordiceius posted:It was one of the last episodes from the first game with Wheaton in it, I think. They were facing a necromancer with some undead dogs. I would have watched the poo poo out of some Rudy the Undead Hound when I was a kid.
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Bad Moon posted:I would have watched the poo poo out of some Rudy the Undead Hound when I was a kid. "Roo-roo-roo-roo-rudy" randomly pops into my head even though the show wasn't real.
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fritz posted:shaman.jpg is it weird that my first thought was "god drat look at that beautiful loving bird" and it took like three minutes of fascinated staring before it even occurred to me that there's a woman in the picture too because god drat, look at that beautiful loving bird
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That is a loving awesome bird. I noticed there was a person but only because I was scrolling down from the top of the image.
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boo_radley posted:I cast EXPLODE FACE (wallpaper size) Undead Paladins are the best Paladins.
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I like to think these are two skeleton buddies reuniting after many years apart. "Hey Bob! You look different! Where'd you get the sword and the armor and the aura of heavenly grace? It's a good look man."
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fritz posted:shaman.jpg From the same photoshoot:
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I have a hard time believing that yak is wild.
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For just $3,000, you too can be the most stylish wampa on Hoth
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pork never goes bad posted:From the same photoshoot: Ah, swamp druids.
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Really Pants posted:For just $3,000, you too can be the most stylish wampa on Hoth There's actually almost $12,000 of clothes on that alien riding the yak.
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How much for just the yak?
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Doc Hawkins posted:How much for just the yak? If you buy it in Pakistan, about $4. In the US, a couple grand. $800 for kind of a lovely one, for one as majestic as pictured maybe $5000
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pork never goes bad posted:From the same photoshoot: I like that alot.
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Mordiceius posted:I like that alot. ![]() The alot is the best creature.
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Yawgmoth posted:
Glad someone picked up on that.
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pork never goes bad posted:If you buy it in Pakistan, about $4. In the US, a couple grand. $800 for kind of a lovely one, for one as majestic as pictured maybe $5000 5000?! That does it, occupy Wall Street.
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Sorry hippies, but if you don't have Skill Focus: Marxism or Perform: Drum Circle, you can't occupy Wall Street.
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How does 4e have stats for a Riding Shark (
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whydirt posted:Sorry hippies, but if you don't have Skill Focus: Marxism or Perform: Drum Circle, you can't occupy Wall Street. drat YOU, PRESTIGE CLASS REQUIREMENTS!
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DontMockMySmock posted:How does 4e have stats for a Riding Shark (
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Yeah, that seems like a case of proper priorities.
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Some of us work away from the water, Geographist jerks.
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Elysiume posted:Why would you ride a cow if you could ride a shark?
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Kobold posted:crossbreed a shark and a yak together magically The Shaktm! From the makers of Squarktm!
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Elysiume posted:Why would you ride a cow if you could ride a shark? Uh, because riding a roaring, hairy bull yak into battle is awesome? Because if I was going into battle in the ocean, I'd rather ride a killer whale (pro tip: animals with "killer" in their name are pretty fuckin' badass)? Because sharks don't have enough brain/variation in behavior to be able to breed into a domesticated, ride-able variety? Sole.Sushi posted:The Shaktm! From the makers of Squarktm! I prefer to call it a "yark."
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