No One Mourns the Wicked
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orikes'Wicked' was AWESOME.
All in all, it was a good day. Out to the gaming store where I hung out with friends and poked a bit at 4th edition D&D with an encounter. (I picked up my copies of the books on Friday.) It's different. I'm looking forward to getting to know the system and I do expect I'll enjoy it. Most of my friends I play with are excited about it too.
Honestly, from my perspective, I'm glad for the change. While I still enjoyed 3.5, I was getting bored. By the time 2nd edition became obsolute, I despised it. I still despise it. Next week we're getting together on Friday and making characters up for a new game. We'll see how it goes.
After that, it was time to head to dinner to meet folks before 'Wicked'. Most of the people we had dinner with, I only know very casually. They're friends of my friend. They're nice folks, and we had some fun conversations.
(All the guys are gay and Anne is a good friend to all of them. She was joking that any guy she hooks up with is going to have to be put through boot camp by all her gay friends. One of the guys joked that they could turn it into a reality show and one of the other guys gave it a title: "So You Want To Date My Fag Hag". Horribly inappropriate, but horribly funny.)
Then it was off to the show. My aisle seat turned out to be anything but. Ah well. It was still an amazing show. The majority of the parts were performed by the understudies, but you wouldn't have been able to tell that from the way they performed. Man oh man.
On a geekier, sim related note, I kept getting lots and lots of ideas during the show. I think I may just have to do a flashback for Kirstial's background now.
All in all, it was a good day. Out to the gaming store where I hung out with friends and poked a bit at 4th edition D&D with an encounter. (I picked up my copies of the books on Friday.) It's different. I'm looking forward to getting to know the system and I do expect I'll enjoy it. Most of my friends I play with are excited about it too.
Honestly, from my perspective, I'm glad for the change. While I still enjoyed 3.5, I was getting bored. By the time 2nd edition became obsolute, I despised it. I still despise it. Next week we're getting together on Friday and making characters up for a new game. We'll see how it goes.
After that, it was time to head to dinner to meet folks before 'Wicked'. Most of the people we had dinner with, I only know very casually. They're friends of my friend. They're nice folks, and we had some fun conversations.
(All the guys are gay and Anne is a good friend to all of them. She was joking that any guy she hooks up with is going to have to be put through boot camp by all her gay friends. One of the guys joked that they could turn it into a reality show and one of the other guys gave it a title: "So You Want To Date My Fag Hag". Horribly inappropriate, but horribly funny.)
Then it was off to the show. My aisle seat turned out to be anything but. Ah well. It was still an amazing show. The majority of the parts were performed by the understudies, but you wouldn't have been able to tell that from the way they performed. Man oh man.
On a geekier, sim related note, I kept getting lots and lots of ideas during the show. I think I may just have to do a flashback for Kirstial's background now.
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Date: 2008-06-09 08:02 am (UTC)I wish we had made it to dinner, but it just wasn't happening. It was nice to see you though!