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What a shock, I'm bored
Jun. 1st, 2009 01:57 amPretty much done with work for the night. Only one thing I could work on, and we kind of want to talk to the customer first before running it. I did do all the major set-up on the order, so on the off chance that I am making all the correct assumptions on the order, it's an hour's worth of printing and some small amount of finishing work.
The WoW forums are not readable. I mean, beyond the normal trolling, whining and stupidity... all the links and text are showing up very oddly on the work computers (at least in IE, and I cannot even run Firefox as a remote process), and I left other reading material at home. Quite by accident, of course. I had to go back upstairs to grab an umbrella, and I left the book I was bringing in.
I'm blaming early onset Alzheimer's.
However, I was reminded yesterday that the 10th anniversary of one of my favorite D&D characters had occured. 10 years ago, last Saturday, was when I joined the "Company of Dawn" campaign, bringing in my Wizard (Wu-jen kit from 2nd ed.) Haruhiko. Much fun was had with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mithras's character, aptly named Mithras, jimcyl's characters (first a Lizardman swooshbuckler, who got permanently polymorphed into an elf, and then a humanoid cat thing which was a monk), and some other friends (who I believe are not on LJ) a human paladin (with a touch of silver dragon blood) named Serin, a "reformed" drow named Eldrikor, and an Athasian half-giant who, although he later died, still managed to be part of the adventuring party as a penitant (I think that's what it was called...)
This was mildly important because I'm going to be creating a new character for a 4th ed. game that will start in the next couple of weeks. I'm leaning heavily towards a Tiefling Warlock, but that may change after I look at some of the other material. The game is being run by the same guy who ran the "Company of Dawn" game, and it's taking place about 125 years later in roughly the same setting (Planescape). Apparently, my old wizard Haruhiko is still going to be around, living on his own little demi-plane.
The WoW forums are not readable. I mean, beyond the normal trolling, whining and stupidity... all the links and text are showing up very oddly on the work computers (at least in IE, and I cannot even run Firefox as a remote process), and I left other reading material at home. Quite by accident, of course. I had to go back upstairs to grab an umbrella, and I left the book I was bringing in.
I'm blaming early onset Alzheimer's.
However, I was reminded yesterday that the 10th anniversary of one of my favorite D&D characters had occured. 10 years ago, last Saturday, was when I joined the "Company of Dawn" campaign, bringing in my Wizard (Wu-jen kit from 2nd ed.) Haruhiko. Much fun was had with
mithras's character, aptly named Mithras, jimcyl's characters (first a Lizardman swooshbuckler, who got permanently polymorphed into an elf, and then a humanoid cat thing which was a monk), and some other friends (who I believe are not on LJ) a human paladin (with a touch of silver dragon blood) named Serin, a "reformed" drow named Eldrikor, and an Athasian half-giant who, although he later died, still managed to be part of the adventuring party as a penitant (I think that's what it was called...)This was mildly important because I'm going to be creating a new character for a 4th ed. game that will start in the next couple of weeks. I'm leaning heavily towards a Tiefling Warlock, but that may change after I look at some of the other material. The game is being run by the same guy who ran the "Company of Dawn" game, and it's taking place about 125 years later in roughly the same setting (Planescape). Apparently, my old wizard Haruhiko is still going to be around, living on his own little demi-plane.