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Started by Wynternight, July 25, 2014, 02:14:51 PM

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Wynternight

July 25, 2014, 02:14:51 PM
We have the post about computer games and GID so how about one for those of us who play tabletop RPGs. What kind of characters do you play? For me I've been playing female characters exclusively since I was 11 which has gotten me looks and comments from other players, especially my long-time gaming groups. I think some of them suspect I'm trans but I've never discussed it with any of them. Anyone else here have similar experiences playing tabletop RPGs?
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dalebert

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July 26, 2014, 08:21:12 AM
I'm playing a ratfolk gravewalker witch in Pathfinder and having a blast. I make a point to talk like I have buck teeth when I'm role-playing him. He's basically a good guy but gravewalkers are all about the necromancy and having undead under their control. He believes he's a sort of spiritual adviser and that he's giving trapped spirits an opportunity to redeem themselves and finally move-on. He comes from a poor family of 23 children and he was the youngest and a total momma's boy. He stayed home to take care of his mother and when she finally passed, he heard voices about how she could stay with him, but he had to do what the voices said. So he dug up her corpse and made a doll out of her skin, bones, grave dirt, etc. Now the doll is his poppet (kind of like the gravewalker version of a familiar). He thinks it's his mom's spirit but it's probably something else manipulating him.
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TashaEve

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July 26, 2014, 08:52:33 AM
I played a lot with friends for a number of years, in a number of groups. We played DnD, Pathfinder, Rolemaster, Spacemaster and a few others.

My first character was male. That was what I was expected to play.
But I pushed those boundaries, and I opened up.

The next characters were aspects of me. Those things missing in my life, missing from the external illusion that was me.
Emotion, feminine strength, feminine wiles, love and caring. Life.

It was a nice 'relief' for awhile. Dipping into a fantasy me. But it wasn't really fantasy.
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