4th Ed. D & D

[jack]

And oh, look :) I have signed up to a C. U. R. S. Roleplaying Game (TM), with DnD fourth edition. Do you have any General Advice (TM) for making a fun mid-level Warlock character before Friday?

Comments

[simont]

I got as far as "ooohnooGnoonoohGonoo", but was sadly unable to parse any great amount of meaning out of that.

[jack]

:) That's the right track (though I guess that's fairly obvious -- ideally I'd have chosen a more subtle way of indicating the letters than bold, but it was very late at night :))

[simont]

My first thought, actually, was that you were making a sidelong reference to uneven printing quality in the 4th Edition rulebook :-)

[jack]

:)

[alextfish.livejournal.com]

I also got that far, but nothing further. 20 characters. Each block of 4 has either 2 or 3 "o"s. The other characters are "h", "n" or "G". I wondered about something in quaternary, but the most obvious mappings of {n,h,G} -> {1,2,3} yield [2 67 65 11 16] or [3 66 65 14 16], neither of which seem particularly meaningful to me.

[pizza.maircrosoft.com]

I got about that far ...

Also the link to from LJ dreamwidth is not a link. I wondered if there was some hidden meaning in this, but I can't think of any.

My best guess was that you had to change modes to make the bold work, into something that doesn't autolinkify, but that seems unlikely since many of your other posts have bolds in.

[jack]

Oh, weird. I think it's because I temporarily made it private when I posted it but noticed I had some errors. It's not of any specific significance :)