Udder Randomness

[DollyKim]

Never had anyone to play DnD or CCG games with. All I have left is Sailor Moon, which I would gladly part with if it didn't weigh a ton to ship, and Star Trek. Can't even think if I still have that early DnD box. The only book I ever got, outside of Sailor Moon, was the d20 Call of Cthulhu but I sold it and something called the Necronomicon for doll money.

On the other side I started watching the Led Zeppelin Celebration Day DVD. Five years later and they're still playing In My Time of Dying...

[Vetinari]

Actually - in the line of board games the Discworld, Ankh-Morpork game is brilliant! Like less-arguey monopoly, and far more interesting - depending on your character the winning conditions differ completely, and of course you have to sabotage everyone elses attempts!

[ShadowKat]

I never played D&D, but I own the BESM Tenchi Muyo! guide ('cause it's Tenchi and in English, and that is always a rare combination) that's played like D&D, I think. Neither hubby nor me would even know where to begin even if we had the time to play.
I did love the Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh! TGCs when I was in middle school though. I think I still have most of my YGO cards somewhere.

We're going to go see the Hobbit next week, and I think I never should have checked out the reviews. I loved the book (more so than LOTR), and was really excited, but now I'm not so sure.

[DollyKim]

Sometimes you have to say #$%! reviews, so it has a lot of walking and it's a visit New Zeland commercial? If you like the stuff then you know what you're in for and you're going to have a good time. Not like you're expecting boobies and explosions.

[Evelien]

Because of the release of the hobbit, Dutch TV broadcast the LOTR movies again, and just yesterday I said to my boyfriend, 'They should have kept those sets intact." I'm sure people will actually travel to New Zealand because of those movies and I for one would love to see the Shire or Minas Tirith in real life.

[richila]

I gamed back in the days when all you had was a table, a bunch of miniatures, and your imagination.....sigh....

I think I'll go crawl back under my rock now with the other dinosaurs...

We can ride the stegasaurus together. I still play D&D on a regalur basis. Just my husband as the DM and me. No groups, although I wouldn't mind, but it just easier to get together two people rather than trying to work around 5 or so other peoples schedules.

My husband wants you to know that some dinosaurs still play that way. He recently finished painting his female half-orc miniature (although I don't know if you can tell it's a female - it is an orc after all) for a gaming group he joined a few months ago. It's a region wide group so he gets to play with different people a lot.

My halfling thief morphed into my first resin doll-Bramblerose-but I liked her better as a D&D character. These days I play http://cf-vanguard.com/en/. I have a Mermaid deck. You can play online, but I haven't tried it yet.

[coloredimage]

Because of the release of the hobbit, Dutch TV broadcast the LOTR movies again, and just yesterday I said to my boyfriend, 'They should have kept those sets intact." I'm sure people will actually travel to New Zealand because of those movies and I for one would love to see the Shire or Minas Tirith in real life.

Some of them are still there! I have a friend who went to a university right around where they built the Shire and they had Hobbit walks and everything

[Evelien]

Oooooooh really???

[Linteia]

Two days, TWO DAYS and I already want doll versions of all of my toons on WoW (that's about 30, but there's only maybe ten I really want) And all this talk of D&D made me think of my old tabletop chars that would make great dolls...Dang it, I really need to start saving for dolls again. *starts planning character sculpts*

[Trethowan]

hehe... I bought a doll for that but never made my DK. /sigh. There's a thread on DoA that's all about WoW dolls. Some of them are really impressive. One of the Blood Elves has the most epic eyebrows.