This Sounds Entirely Too Much Like Me...

[bookofmirrors]

My Hippy Pagan Name is Lady Glamourous Perriwinkle Mountain.
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Does it count that I used to have a D&D character who was a gnome illusionist with the buffoon kit? His name was Periwinkle Abacab (yes, after the song - and it just sounded like a gnome name), and his wizard name was Poof. It was my crowing achievement at role-playing, thus determined by me because everyone in the game voted unaminously (except me, who wasn't given a vote) that the character (in quite perfect health at the end of the gaming session, mind you) was inexplicably and irrevocably DEAD.

I suppose that's what one gets for trying to lure the troll under the bridge out by swinging a lasso (his weapon of choice, of course) enticingly over his head, and calling out "Heeeeeeeeere, Trollie Trollie Trollie!!!!!"

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Ya know

[lord-ukko.livejournal.com]

I've actually pulled a few things like that myself in my day. I think my crowning achievement though was fireballing the party when we were fighting a white dragon and no one listened to me when I told them to clear away because I was going to use my Wand of Wonder.

Re: Ya know

[bookofmirrors.livejournal.com]

Heh heh heh.

*Homer Simpson voice*
Mmmmmmm... Waaaand of Woooonder....

[elorie.livejournal.com]

See, I LIKE that kind of character.

I have an idea for a paladin of an insane god named Magritte. This is in our current game, and the main requirement for being a cleric of said god is that the individual has to be...of course...crazy. So, Magritte has multiple personalities. Only *one* of them is actually a paladin. The core personality is more of a rogue, thoroughly disreputable; also clumsy.

She has a horse name Quixote.

thinkmonkey says that this is insurance that Elorie, my faerie Bard, will live forever :)

(Yes, I named my LJ after a D&D character. Lo, I am that geek.)

[bookofmirrors.livejournal.com]

Hee hee hee. I love it!!!