All the World's a Stage: Roleplaying with disadvantages

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4-10-2011 @ 6:19PM

razion said...

After reading this I've come to the alarming conclusion that a lot of my characters end up coming out as abundantly truthful with little to no sense of humor--I tend to play a lot of overtly honest characters because frankly, that's how I function.

If I wanted to play a character who understood jokes, I'm not even very sure I'd know where to start. How am I supposed to crack up at jokes I don't even understand are occurring?

4-11-2011 @ 9:11AM

Joakim said...

So in other words you're the one who always laughs in the wrong place?

*debriefing after raid or special mission into Bad Dungeon*

"They ... cut off his feet. They cut off the tanks feet! So he couldn't charge!"
"Gruesome ... and did you see what they did to that mages tongue? Turned into a reanimated warlock ... ugh."

*ha ha ha!*

"You know, that wasn't funny."

Building a character who never gets the joke might be a fun experience :)

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