104 “Player Handbook”

If this dialect doesn’t quite make sense to you, don’t worry, you’re not alone. I had to have one or two people “proof-read” this dialogue to make sure I was conveying the correct and appropriate nerdiness.

Half the Hillbillies are in a new D&D campaign, and I sit on the sidelines watching with some morbid fascination. There’s some familiarity to it. Then I realize, I’m swapping stats half the time I’m interacting with gay men — as Clark demonstrates above. Just swap a few terms and you’re already good to go: “classes” to “types”, “equipment” to “designer brands”, “spells” to “drinks” and “weapons” to “wangs”. DONE.

You go out with your “clan” (fellow homos and hags), dive into a new dungeon (bar/club/bathhouse), and you attack the monsters within (no translation needed).

Just do it safely. Curses, especially the sexually transmitted ones, can take down even the biggest barbarian.



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  1. Anon

    woah… that guy’s eyebrow… why won’t it come down?!

  2. SUGAR

    I believe the dex and int scores, but yarite chr bonuses.

    He has a 5% of passing that roll regardless of validity, 15% if you include your lolchr.

  3. Icee

    el oh el, must watch Gamers – http://www.gamers-themovie.com/

  4. Galnar

    OMG it sounds like Dungeons and dragons, lol, seriously.

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