Nerd Power >;3

[Psychotic]

Pen and paper RPGs aren't like RO or WoW at all. The closest you'd get in the "computer world" is probably games like Morrowind or Oblivion, but even that's still quite different.

Wrong, suckah! I had the original EotB on my Amiga back when I was a little kid. Game used to scare the out of me.

[VexNet]

I'm not a nerd at all.

I do enjoy the RP games, MMORPG, Animé, Video games and all..

[Jojee]

Boy, this D&D stuff is a lot of work.

I'm supposed to figure out what my character looks like and a backstory. (PS haha Lynx, I remember that! This char is different though, same name. xD)

Anyway, here's my character yay for finding random pictures online and re-coloring them ^_^

[Freya]

She's hot, I'd tap that

[Mirage]

Pen and paper RPGs aren't like RO or WoW at all. The closest you'd get in the "computer world" is probably games like Morrowind or Oblivion, but even that's still quite different.

Wrong, suckah! I had the original EotB on my Amiga back when I was a little kid. Game used to scare the :bou::bou::bou::bou: out of me.

Does the game let me attempt on doing practically *anything* one could possible come up with, and have a story that would change according to all these things?

[Rodarian]

Boy, this D&D stuff is a lot of work.

I'm supposed to figure out what my character looks like and a backstory. (PS haha Lynx, I remember that! This char is different though, same name. xD)

Anyway, here's my character yay for finding random pictures online and re-coloring them ^_^

..... I'm such a pig!

[Værn]

D&D is pretty entry-level nerd tbh. Keep a campaign going for more than three sessions and I might start to be impressed. Run GURPS and make it last for as many and I'll call you a nerd.

My group started a game in 2006 and continued the same campaign for a little over two years, until a few months ago. I believe that roughly one session a week adds up to more than 3, so how's that?
The DM's brother wanted to try out 4E, so we've been playing that for the past couple months. The 3.5 game is on hold for a while.

My 3.5 character is a level 6 Bard/4 Lyric Thaumaturge/2 Sublime Chord. His name was originally Ling, but acquired the name Doortalker after casting Glibness on himself and bluffing a door into unlocking itself and opening for him. (Someone on the other side heard me talking to the door, opened it, and asked what the heck I was doing. I told them I could open the door by talking to it, but they didn't believe me )

My 4E character was a chaotic neutral sorcerer (Wild Magic). Everybody insisted that chaotic neutral doesn't exist any more, but I showed them! Anyways, he got took a mace to the back of the face. Now I have a cleric that heals the party like there's no tomorrow.
Our old cleric decided that his character "didn't do enough for the party in combat," so he made a druid as a replacement. Then BAM! I died next session when there was nobody capable of healing me. He insisted that our paladin can heal, but he can only use Lay On Hands a few times per day. And he needs to be close enough to lay his hands on somebody to use Lay On Hands. So my cleric is specifically built for healing, just so I can be more useful than his cleric was~


After playing through a few encounters in D&D, we always play some Magic. I built all of my decks on a relatively low budget so they barely ever win, but it's still fun to play.

The only thing I would want to play D&D for is game master. He gets to make up stories right? With all the power?

Yes. All the power. If he says your character contracts an incurable deadly virus and dies, then your character contracts an incurable deadly virus and dies. That is why I prefer the title 'Game Operations Director' rather than 'Game Master' or 'Dungeon Master'.

[Aerith's Knight]

She's hot, I'd tap that

Agreed.

[Jiro]

I guess I'm not as nerdy as I once thought. It's not my fault it's like D&D doesn't exist in my little section of the world. I should've moved near Markus, then I would've met these hot nerds and everything would be wonderful

[Værn]

I guess I'm not as nerdy as I once thought. It's not my fault it's like D&D doesn't exist in my little section of the world. I should've moved near Markus, then I would've met these hot nerds and everything would be wonderful

Where do you live? o.o
I live in an obscure enough location, and for our 4E game we have to go out of our way to *not* tell people when we're playing to keep the party small so it doesn't take an hour to finish a single round of combat.

[Jojee]

It took us an hour to finish a single battle at least xD And there were only 4 of us playing, with 1 DM-person.

The first battle took us like two hours. xD But that's because I had no clue what I was doing and one of the other people playing had some clue but not a lot.

[Mogi]

Jesswee has the hottest ever nerdy glasses.
:3

I can't one-up you, Jojee, but I definitely downloaded the soundtracks to Mercenaries and Fable, on top of like fifty other of my favourite games, a few days ago. X3
I got over 700 videah game songs. :</>D

Legally, of course.

[theundeadhero]

I played for the year I was in Korea, but honestly it was less hardcore playing and more something to socialize over while we drank after the mandatory curfew.

Other nerdy things I do:
Read fantasy books
Make web pages
Play RPGs
Consider being a moderater at an FF message board an accomplishment

But, you're right. I'll never be as nerdy as you

[The Space Pope]

I want to be a non conformist just like everyone else

[Rye]

Um. I'm not sure how nerdy I am.

I don't know anything near enough about computers to be any kind of linux nerd girl, but I'm nerdy enough to be one of the only people I know outside of the internet who uses torrents.

I don't play video games much anymore.

As for media, I'd say I'm a giant geek there. I'm a massive book worm and I love movies and TV shows.

I guess you would have to categorize me as a compulsive internet using fandom girl with we*aboo tendencies? Sounds pretty unoriginal to me.