Post here if something cool happened this week in your rps.

I had the honor of writing out a fight between my character and a variation of Slenderman to which my character in question totally beat his head violently into a steel cage over and over again.

The one I put the most thought into dieded.

Not even grandly, just quietly dieded. Currently figuring out how to make it better so I can try again in a week or two.

The one I put the most thought into dieded.

Not even grandly, just quietly dieded. Currently figuring out how to make it better so I can try again in a week or two.

Welcome to the club.

I conquered the MLP alphabet thread... *shrug*

I actually had an idea for an RP, for once in my life.

I replied to four rps in under 24 hours despite a long streak of struggling to write.

Saw a person's character say that a man fell out of the ugly tree and hit all of the branches on the way down....while said character being a large cat person. Twas amazing.

Opposite of awesome.

I left the cause in the MLP thread to others. Obviously that wasn't a good thing.

Saw a person's character say that a man fell out of the ugly tree and hit all of the branches on the way down....while said character being a large cat person. Twas amazing.

Entirely a matter of perspective, @Rae Zer! Hah.

On a related note whilst playing an actual table top game, one player - our warlock - was struck by a wild hair of stupidity. Not only does he find a minecart that leads into the depths of an unknown mine and prove to hop in it, he hits most the party with it as he departs and then returns. It does not end there however, as he decides to sit there in the cart while it reaches scalding temperatures when our druid attempts to dismantle it (so it ceases to strike the party as it goes between its end and start points). The next thing we know, he's yelling "Cart bad, cart bad!" and attracting the attention of every single monster in the entire mine.

I've come to realize that people playing characters who are exceptionally stupid (Intelligence 6) use it as a fantastic excuse to truly do idiotic but equally amazing things.