Mags

dang it now I'm thirsty in real life

WHat is what is this for

I just don't think it's worth starting a war over

*shrug* and?

They munch on them together.

"Well . . . want some apple slices instead?" He pulls a bag out of his pocket.

"Can you really only eat souls?"

"It doesn't matter if it doesn't count to you, there will still be consequences!'

"You literally just talked about stealing a guys soul . . ."

Okay fine in this specific situation with this specific context it is unnecessary and unprofitable.

"Well . . . I was going to say no stealing."

"Ooooo." "Sleeper . . . no."

Kurtis braces himself as electricity flows through the room. Luckily, most of the thugs fall or stumble, their metallic parts being their downfall. He gasps and as the shock runs through him. Pulling himself together, he waves at Roy. "Come on . . . they're stunned but I don't want to be involved when they come too."

lol those are amazing

Who knows at this point . . .

yep.

"You can't fight them all . . ." He was breathing slower now.

" . . . You can't . . ."

"We can't . . ."

"But we can't both . . I don't want you to do either," He mumbled, more to himself then anything else. He started crying. "I should . . . I should . . ."

"Mhhhh" Every thing was going blurry, and his ears were ringing. He barely heard Kaza. "I . . . Kaza I don't want to die." A few tears ran down his face. "When I--when I came here I thought I could die but you made me want to live . . . I'm scared." It was getting harder to breath, everything was so unbearable hot. "I don't want . . ."

War is bad . . . fighting is bad . . . we've keep having this discussion.

That's a complicated answer hmmm I love dnd and I have played it before, but I don't get to play it very often because I don't have an irl group to play with. I used to play with my family a few times a year but we've all gotten too busy. Plus, my older brother who was DMing for us has started DMing officially for a local game shop, so he can't do it for us anymore. My sister's fiance did start a campaign with me and my siblings that was more homebrew (he even gave us miniatures for it) but he and my sister live out of state so they don't come over very often and we've only played once so far. I tried going to my schools dnd club and . . . it was an experience to say the least. Imagine one classroom full of 50-60 people, and there's only 4 DM's to split them between. Not to mention the uh . . . lack of hygiene from my fellow nerds, which was a bit of a deal breaker for me. We also have a PM dnd group here on the Shard that's been going since last summer which is pretty fun, but like rp's on the Shard it's a lot slower paced than normal irl dnd would be. So yeah! I love dnd! I think it's awesome! But I don't really play it that much . . . Alternatively, I think it's fine, if not completely natural. Language is meant to change and progress over time, as times and people change. It shouldn't be held to the golden standard of 'if you don't speak like my grandfather, your stupid.' Every generation has it's slang, and so does mine. Shakespeare's 'modern slang' literally made a large amount of today's 'proper' English. Do I use the slang? Sometimes, though perhaps not as much as my fellow gen z. It's a manner of using some words to express some things and some words to express others, I guess. Sometimes, the slang will convey my feelings better, and other times, words from the oxford dictionary will feelings better. It's a matter of situation. Sorry that was a bit long winded, but langauge really interests me, and I think how it morphs and changes over time is kind of beautiful. (That being said, I do dislike how sometimes modern speech can be more disrespectful . . . there's cursing and disrespect in every generation so I don't know if it's worse now then before, but either way I wish people were kinder with they're words.)