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    Crazy, hilarious, or awful things that have happened in D&D campaigns

    In the first group I ever joined, I played a paladin. Being the only girl in said group, and the only lawful good character, the creepy DM thought it was a great idea to have his halfling rogue "grope" me. This impish fellow was an integral NPC to the plot, but yeah. I didn't like that. So, I...
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    In Memoriam

    I'm sorry about your friend, Stan. Please accept my condolences to you and his family.
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    Clothing descriptions

    I often feel the same way, I'm pretty clumsy when it comes to clothes. I tend to go all out when it does pop up in writing. If your period is Renaissance, men typically wore doublets and hose, the fashion allowed for puffy sleeves but there were trends that had "eyelets" in both the doublet and...
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    Silly Questions for Writers

    I would "grab a tailwind" from my WIP, which is like flying but pretty hazardous. I'd make sure I had a parachute in handy just in case, no plane required, or airfare, or TSA! I would go visit my family, aaand probably break something on the way down... Q: Would you ride a dragon bareback, or...
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    Silly Questions for Writers

    Definitely a punishment, he's been through some tough experiences. I'd say, my adventure will be full of flying projectiles aimed for my face, with no happy ending... Q: What would life be like if your characters were your neighbors next door?
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    Silly Questions for Writers

    Stay up all night typing, until my head conks out on the keyboard. Q: How would you dispatch your villain?
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    Worlds, Why the Violence?

    Stories tend to be microcosms of our own reality. That's one reason why I lean toward darker subjects. Sad but true. However, I do believe it's important to cover violence, not for the gratuitousness of delving into it, but because you can't truly understand something like evil unless you stare...
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    Greetings Everyone

    Hello and welcome thecoldembrace, it's nice to meet you!
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    Hello

    Hey burks711, that's a noble endeavor. We all need some encouragement once and awhile. It's great you could join us! If you're interested in sharing work, post 5 times and the showcase will be open to you. Good luck on your WIP, and welcome to the gang!
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    (For lack of anything remotely clever to say:) Hi there.

    Hi ValkyrieMist, welcome to the forge! ER, I mean forum...Yes, there's lots of nifty things here that may help you. Share if you like, we're pretty easygoing and I doubt your writing "sucks". We've all started somewhere.
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    Word Association Game

    Sporks Orcs
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    Hiya!!

    Hello! Again? No matter, it's a pleasure to have you!
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    Finally saying hello

    Nice to meet you, sleepwriter, welcome to the gang!
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    Very Happy to be Here :-)

    Welcome! Welcome! Nice to meet you Anthony! I too am a fan of the grittier grit, happy to have another dark horseman here on the forums! As others have said, don't be shy! Jump into the fray!
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    How to create the feeling that time has passed?

    For me, character development is just as important as the story. Characters are what make the story interesting, they breathe life into it...Sub-plots are great, if you can tie them to the main plot. Yes, I do prefer stories like this. My own WIP has weak/damaged characters facing trials and...
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