[ SECRET POST #2373 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2373 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

Re: OP

[truxillogical]

Y'know, if you're any good at playing a Rogue or a Trickster-type character.

There was a guy my friend was dating who was kind of a creep. When we started playing White Wolf games, I made a nice, pleasant, charismatic-but-annoying Trickster, and decided that his character would be my "special friend." Think of that in terms of Animaniacs--what the Warners would do to their friend of the week. It drove him up the wall, sitting behind his character on the bus and playing the ukulele, using my charisma stats to get his character to buy coffee for me, and just generally being cheerful and aggravating...but it was all totally in character.

Just saying. That's a nice, cathartic way to deal with rude people.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

I never play pen-and-paper because the games move too slowly for me. Stories like this remind me of what I'm truly missing. Love it.

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

Was that the kind of creep who either makes his character a total min-maxer, or a creepy self insertion? Either way, that is a fantastic way to handle them. Especially if you were playing Vampire because something about the idea of a ukulele-playing vampire just makes me giggle.

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[(Anonymous)]

The kind of creep who sort of liked to constantly prove how manly and tough he was to a mostly unimpressed set of people who don't usually care much about gender roles, who never paid for anything if he could help it, and who was full of a whoooooole lotta crap.

In game his character wasn't any worse than the rest of ours. The guy was just a jerk.

(The coffee scene was epic--I had all these diplomacy and persuasion stats, but he had all these antisocial and stubbornness-type traits, and we just kept building and building, and it all ended up in this epic dice role until his character literally *had* to buy mine coffee. It served no story purpose whatsoever, but it was far too much fun.)