Texas-Momo

RPG Rules (1-15 by Texas-Momo) 1) Never ever ever split the group. 2) Never piss off the GM 3) Never give the GM ideas 4) Never trust a smiling GM 5) Take out the magic user first 6) Never mess with your healer 7) Always have a healing potion 8) Always be ready for combat 9) Always stick to your job 10) Paranoia is your best friend 11) Nothing is harmless 12) There is no problem that cannot be solved with liberal application of explosives 13) Always overestimate your opponent 14) The cuter something is, the more likely it is that it can kill you 15) There is no such thing as overkill Additions and reposts are welcome.  Just be sure to leave

I just found a few of my drawings on a google search!   Just search "death knight sword" in images, and you can see my purified death knight sword TWICE in the second page!! You can also see a couple of renditions of my WOW character, a death knight called Erolan Sunblade, on the fourth and fifth page! I don't mean to sound like I'm bragging, but I'm just so excited that my drawings made it to search pages that people will actually look at! ...if they're into WOW and death knights and stuff like that lol It's a big morale boost for me, though.  This week has definitely been interesting lol  Big highs, and big lows.

This is a rant.  It will be disjointed, and it will likely be hard for some of you to follow.   Sorry, in advance. Game mastering is harder than it looks.  Actually, it may be exactly as hard as it looks, but that's not the point. To Game Master/Storytell, one needs good social skills, vocal eloquence, good acting/improvisation skills, imagination, intelligence, a force of will, and an understanding that what you're running is just a game. Social Skills:  GMing a game involves talking to a group of people with different views and ways of thinking and trying to get them to understand what is going on in your head for a game.  If you're sca