Two of this >
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Thanks
I assumed you needed the hash (#)

nah man nah

It's the fan wiki. Nothing on here is canon or legends.

>>#7
>>#9 like this you dip

I don't fuckin know how to do it and you sure as fuck didn't explain shit

Two of this >
followed by a number
so you'd say
> > 73
without spaces

Thanks
I assumed you needed the hash (#)

nah man nah

the grey jedi were never an order.

You're thinking of the Je'daii, the original Jedi on Tython before the first war between Light side and Dark side

Grey Jedi are simply force users that don't follow the Jedi code or the Sith code, and draw on both the light and dark side of the force. This "Grey Jedi Order" people keep fanboying about, and the code they post with it, don't appear in Legends at all.

Je'daii Code that people altered into that 'grey jedi' shit:

There is no ignorance; there is knowledge.
There is no fear; there is power.
I am the heart of the Force.
I am the revealing fire of light.
I am the mystery of darkness
In balance with chaos and harmony,
Immortal in the Force.

The grey jedi didn't have an order- that was the point. There was no good side or bad side or even any factions. Just the force and the user.

See the Imperial Knights

From what I've read on the wookiepedia, they were not Gray Jedi. Only seen as gray. Gray Jedi call upon both the light and dark side of the force. The Imperial Knights didn't use the dark force, but they didn't adhere to the light's rules. They were light users without the bullshit.

swfanon.wikia.com/wiki/The_Gray_Jedi_Order

It's the fan wiki. Nothing on here is canon or legends.

I would watch/read the shit out of that.
Don't care if it is a cartoon or whatever. I just wanna see this!

Hancock prison scene?

Yes, but a whole series, maybe spend a book or two on each hero and have the villains go in and out and you can alter the lineup a lot but keep seeing how it all works with the prison rules. Because some of the heros won't break those rules, others would to do whats right and you'd see a whole new dynamic

EDIT: Other non d&d games incase anyone gets confused, this was my first d&d game but I'd played things like Call of Cthulhu and shit before

Just saying, for your first game, that shit is pretty epic. You should be proud, and that is probably worth 12 times the friendship of a shitty rogue.

DMs pretty cool, I'd played other games with him before and he knew the sort of shit I'd pull, he doesn't make it easy but he's a good GM, doesn't like to have too much rolling when RPing works better. On the other hand, I've since played with a GM who made me roll to open a door. Which I then rerolled until I succeeded and nothing came of it.
I'm pretty good at getting this sort of bullshit to work logically.

EDIT: Other non d&d games incase anyone gets confused, this was my first d&d game but I'd played things like Call of Cthulhu and shit before

A less epic first game, all luck,
>start in town
>party of 3
>rather unforgiving DM
>everyone in my party gets drunk after 3 in game days of nothing happening cept me cause monk
>dm finally rolls to have orcs come and pillage while everyone else is drunk
>just 3 orcs
>think to myself i got this and go to stop them on a naturally formed bridge covered in snow with steep falls on either side
>land a hit on one causing it to stumble and knock the other two off the bridge before falling off itself
>dm is pissed while everyone else laughs.
I don't know why he was upset, he very obviously put the bridge in his own story for a reason, that's actually the only time i "played" i usually dm now.

it ok. if want no bann snd monei on me. Thank

If everyone else drove up and down at steep enough angles, they'd manage that as well.