Ahhhh Married Life
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Ahhhh Married Life
Just got hitched on Saturday! To a wonderful woman I might add. But more to the point of these forums, all my groomsmen recieved C&C player's handbooks. After drinking and eating and a little more drinking we got a few minutes to roll up some characters at the reception. But then more drinking happened and we didn't get to play till the following night when I led them through a C&C version of The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan. My new wife was a tad upset cause she didn't get to play but we plan on launching into Castle Zagyg shortly so she's cool. My boo rocks.
Re: Ahhhh Married Life
cinderblock wrote:
Just got hitched on Saturday! To a wonderful woman I might add. But more to the point of these forums, all my groomsmen recieved C&C player's handbooks. After drinking and eating and a little more drinking we got a few minutes to roll up some characters at the reception. But then more drinking happened and we didn't get to play till the following night when I led them through a C&C version of The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan. My new wife was a tad upset cause she didn't get to play but we plan on launching into Castle Zagyg shortly so she's cool. My boo rocks.
Excellente.
This post should be posted on the main Troll site!!!
[Well, that is if you guys agree.]
Congrats!!!
And well done!!
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"Enjoy a 'world' where the fantastic is fact and magic really works!" ~ Gary Gygax
"By the pricking of my thumbs, Something wicked this way comes:" - Macbeth
"Enjoy a 'world' where the fantastic is fact and magic really works!" ~ Gary Gygax
"By the pricking of my thumbs, Something wicked this way comes:" - Macbeth
Congrats on getting married, and kudos for busting out some C&C at your reception.
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Congrats on the good wife and the gaming!
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Since its 20,000 I suggest "Captain Nemo" as his title. Beyond the obvious connection, he is one who sails on his own terms and ignores those he doesn't agree with...confident in his journey and goals.
Sounds obvious to me! -Gm Michael
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Sounds obvious to me! -Gm Michael
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That is definitely what I would call "dedicated."
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I'll have to show this to my wife.
CONGRATULATIONS! and many many happy years!
CONGRATULATIONS! and many many happy years!
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Congrats again, Cinder. C&C on the wedding day is some kind of awesome. may the rest of your days be blessed.
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Congrats! Having a understanding spouse goes a long way to a smooth marriage - just make sure you pick up for d4's!!
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My congrats as well. It must be nice to have a wife that RPGs.
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Warden of the Welk Wood
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The Poster formerly known as Alwyn
Senior Gamer - Member of the Senior RPG Tour
"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT - At least not in Yu Gi Oh"
http://www.cncsociety.org/
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Baron of the Castles & Crusades Society
The Poster formerly known as Alwyn
Senior Gamer - Member of the Senior RPG Tour
"NEMO ME IMPUNE LACESSIT - At least not in Yu Gi Oh"
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Sieg and I played AD&D the night before our wedding with most of the wedding party, so way to go Cinder! If C&C had existed at the time, I'm sure we would have been playing that instead...
Cool beans--Sieg and I had ours on August 7 (many years ago). August is an excellent month, if I do say so myself. Hope it goes well!
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Congrats. Sounds like a fun wedding and reception. My turn's on August 9th!!
Cool beans--Sieg and I had ours on August 7 (many years ago). August is an excellent month, if I do say so myself. Hope it goes well!
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Cool beans--Sieg and I had ours on August 7 (many years ago). August is an excellent month, if I do say so myself. Hope it goes well!
Thanks. Our wedding will take place in Maine and we live in Oregon so it's been a challenge planning, but everything seems all set at this point. I hope. Unfortunately my sweetie only tolerates C&C and has only played once, so I don't see any gaming during our two weeks away. But hopefully my preorder of Upper Works will arrive before we leave and I'll have some wonderful reading between wedding events!
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...be careful what you wish for, guys!
One of the disadvantages of having a gamer wife is that they soon get used to all your RPG tricks. They can read your moods and the way you think. This is really rough as I'm usually the CK and IR's usually a player in most games.
The stories of "Married Telepathy" are true; and that's tough on a campaign sometimes.
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One of the disadvantages of having a gamer wife is that they soon get used to all your RPG tricks. They can read your moods and the way you think. This is really rough as I'm usually the CK and IR's usually a player in most games.
The stories of "Married Telepathy" are true; and that's tough on a campaign sometimes.
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I could probably think of a couple more for mine.
Spot the guy who's wife never visits the message board!
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It gets real fun when you kill their favorite character off. good thing I had a comfy couch!
Just wish she wargamed as well as RPG's. *sigh*
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Just wish she wargamed as well as RPG's. *sigh*
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Re: Ahhhh Married Life
Take good care of her........A wife who plays is a rare treasure.....Enjoy!cinderblock wrote:
Just got hitched on Saturday! To a wonderful woman I might add. But more to the point of these forums, all my groomsmen recieved C&C player's handbooks. After drinking and eating and a little more drinking we got a few minutes to roll up some characters at the reception. But then more drinking happened and we didn't get to play till the following night when I led them through a C&C version of The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan. My new wife was a tad upset cause she didn't get to play but we plan on launching into Castle Zagyg shortly so she's cool. My boo rocks.
Go0gleplex wrote:
It gets real fun when you kill their favorite character off. good thing I had a comfy couch!
But....."Killing her favorite character" is so quick! Sure, fun for the first few minutes, but that's it. What's REALLY fun is making the character's life a living hell from which not even DEATH is an escape!!!
Now THAT'S Entertainment!
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Heh, heh. Congratulations, Cinderblock and wife. I hope that you found some room for the honeymoon eventually.
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