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#2 - N. Korean citizen (01/04/2013) [-]
the group i just started has 2 warlocks, 2 rogues, a shaman, a warden, a paladin, a fighter, and a vampire.
there is absolutely zero unity in our sessions.
User avatar #9 to #2 - scooba (01/04/2013) [-]
Holy crap, a nine man party. We play with a seven man party and its still one too many.
#3 to #2 - N. Korean citizen (01/04/2013) [-]
4e?
User avatar #28 to #3 - sabdoor (01/04/2013) [-]
yup. Warlock
User avatar #176 to #28 - meteorswarm (01/04/2013) [-]
Our group just switched from 4e to pathfinder.
Highly reccomend it if you haven't tried yet, casters and sneaky characters are much more fun to play and the rules are much more sensible (but not that different)
User avatar #197 to #176 - sabdoor (01/04/2013) [-]
Dude I'm playing AD&D 2nd Ed. Nothing better.
User avatar #199 to #197 - sabdoor (01/04/2013) [-]
Though I'll admit 3.5 is the next best.
User avatar #223 to #199 - meteorswarm (01/04/2013) [-]
Always wanted to try 2e, what's it like?.
Also, warlock was my first ever character :D ( we started just when 4e came out, thought it was the best solution to just go with it )
User avatar #229 to #223 - sabdoor (01/04/2013) [-]
Basically I've played all versions cept original AD&D. Its the best. The roll playing aspect is sky high because the sheer vastness of customization really can make every charie totally unique. Being a wizard encompasses all magical classes and basically you learn spells at creation time, but you arent totally limited by your class. And Cromatic Orb is actually good. Theres too much to write down just here though
#1 - amarazengiku (01/04/2013) [-]
I sat here laughing like an idiot. Cudos!
I sat here laughing like an idiot. Cudos!
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