>two players are both playing swordsman
>one player has an Eastern sword, the other has a Western sword
>>49858284
If they could pull off in-character bickering rather than turning it into an actual skubfest it could make for some fun exchanges.
>>49858284
When you say eastern sword, do you mean folded 1000 times, or do you mean something cool like a jian?
>>49858284
>DM a game of Vampire the Masquerade
>Idealistic Brujah girl and power hungry Ventrue boy are constantly at each others throats in character, making it a fun roleplaying experience, without taking it personaly.
feels good
>ranger with high survival skill who hunts and gathers
>rogue with high profession(chef) skill with a specialization in field cooking
They're perfect together.
>>49858450
>something cool like a Jian
My distant Indo-Persian relative.
>Fairly cloistered/shut in cleric
>Drunken master-style monk
>Players are natural foils to each other IRL
>>49858450
>something cool like a jian?
You should only use this if you pair it with a boomerang.
>>49858982
of course then the ideal duo would be to have the other player using fans as weapons
>>49859053
If these characters don't fuck by the end of the campaign then they've both failed
>>49858284
If that's what it takes to be perfectly coordinated, then everyone is coordinated with everyone else.
>>49858450
>jian
my dong
could only get harder if they used a guandao
I wish this could happen with my group. They've always been too busy measuring penises to work together.
>>49859116
Tell that to the CN Jester and [Anyone Else].
>>49858284
The pic of the young lad jacking off two invisible stalkers is the perfect illustration for this idea.
>>49859169
One is a clown, the other is not a clown!
OERFECTLY COORDINATED
>>49858284
>first time playing
>went bard, and eventually dragon disciple
>muh str bonuses
>Rogue eventually went shaddow dancer
>Had a bad habit of missing everytime he fired into melee
>the dice had a bad habit of targetting me with the miss
>even one time when I WASN'T in melee, technically he didnt do it that time but my character didnt realize that
>we all decide my character develops a paranoia everytime the rogue loads a crossbow
>'I swear to (forget the god I had), I am going to punt your halfing ass into that wall'
>some other player just sighs 'He would probably just shadow jump into the wall at the last moment and then appear under one transfering his attack on top of your throwing damage.'
>me and the rogue stare at each other
>Our DM's face when we played with portals a few months before the orange box even came out.
>>49859150
Put them in deep shit, they will help each over. Method used by armies to bond their soldiers since decades, and always efficient.
>>49859662
It also works on boy scouts.
>>49858284
Does cooperating with the DM count?
>There are rumors about an unintroduced race
>Player starts bluffing about how these creatures act and how their civilization works
>Just copypaste whatever he says because I didn't fill in their backstory/culture/traditions yet, and work everything else out from there
>>49859352
But clowns don't work well with anything except other clowns.
>>49858284
>One player is dual wielding swords
>The other dual wields shields
>>49863241
>they switch their off-hand items mid-battle to both go shoulder-to-shoulder SnS as the situation demands
>>49859596
>under one
bah meant to say 'under you'
>Lawful good cleric. In it to help people
>Chaotic neutral rogue. In it for the money
The two of them have a dualism-esque yin/yang dynamic. Insight and Deception, acrobatics and athletics. The pull off a combo move to get a donkey over a thin mountain pass by letting the cleric get on the rogue's shoulders. Rogue made the dex check, cleric did the animal handling.
>>49863983
Sounds like a great pair, especially if they're bros about their alignment differences.
>Rogue is in it for the money, but refrains from doing things that would offend the cleric's sensibilities (conning the innocent out of their money, stealing from sanctums etc.)
>Cleric can only be aroused by JUSTICE but is willing to accept some more flexible applications, such as the rogue secretly extracting a "hero tax" from douchebag nobles that actively prevent the completion of his divine mission
>Sometimes the Cleric has to remind the Rogue not to be a dick
>Sometimes the Rogue has to remind the Cleric to live a little
>>49860752
ur mom works on boyscouts
>>49858284
Ribbon a slut.
>>49859119
Ye olde Chinese weaponry is the coolest IMO. This sword is the most amazing single item in the world.
>>49859119
>Jian
Shit
>Guandao
Best
How can one man's tastes be so plebeian and patrician at the same time.
>>49858284
>Two players surrounded by guards, guns pointed at them
>both start arguing in character about who's fault it was, and actually start shoving each other
>one rolls to quickdraw
>so does the other
>they both draw each others weapons and drop the guards on either side before both diving to cover before the guards realised what was going on
It was sweet enough that I allowed them to roll con and that gave them the surprise round to get out of the firing line.
>>49864072
That's pretty much it on the nose. They don't always get along but when the chips are down, they know who their friends are. And will probably do some kind of combo move.
>>49863241
>>49863319
>One player is dual wielding swords
That means they're doing it wrong.
I wish my players did things like that. Bro-stuff.
Two of them are going as a father-and-son team for my next campaign. I really hope they milk it for all it's worth. The father is half-deaf and the son is a bard (there might be a causation there).
>>49864449
"You fight like my sister!"
"I've fought your sister, that's a compliment!"
>>49858284
>Player A says he throws the clay oil jar at the enemy hard enough that it shatters and splatters the enemy
>Player B's turn is immediately after, and he casts his strongest fire spell
It's the little things.
>>49858284
>He uses a sword and board
>I use a halberd
>Nigga there ain't a single phalanx scarier then us
>>49864436
So the Chinese one is a guandao, the European one is a glaive, and the Japanese one is a naginata. What's the Middle-Eastern one?
>>49864241
Niggers work on your mom.
http://www.age-of-the-sage.org/psychology/social/sherif_robbers_cave_experiment.html
>>49859172
Contrary to the typical expectations, that's a girl.
>>49864401
It's probably not that great of a sword though. It might have even been purely ceremonial.
>>49858284
>Blind Giant lamia
>Elf rogue throws flask to distract it, roll fails and it starts to charge at her
>Level 1 cleric, without any ranged spells, throws oil flask at the side of its head
>Natural 20, It has a concussion
On the other hand, though
>Some other adventure, Cleric uses shape stone to make a bunch of stone darts
>Uses sonic blast to propel it at our eladrin fighter because it's too dangerous to fight him in a straight up melee
>Roll a d100 for accuracy, get a natural 1
>Blast rogues armor off
>Tries it again next turn
>Another natural 1, but rolled a 51 on damage
>Blast dwarf fighters armor off(was her late fathers) as well as hurt her a bit
>Have to roleplay getting bitched out while mending the armor after we finish up the quest
>>49865009
Kek
>>49858450
>jian
>cool
>Cleric and Pally under same god
>RP constant theological debate in regards to best serving said god
>God shows up in mortal form to lend aid to it's champions
>"Yeah hold on a second, we're settling something. Now if you sacrifice on the seventh..."
>>49872782
>The god sits there and listens to this shit in rapt attention, wondering how two people can get so heated over trivial semantics when their god is right there to ask questions to directly
>even looks favorably on this, because they are willing to pit their ideals against each other with such fervor, even in the face of the one who has the answers
>they do not wish to be given the answers, they wish to find them.
>the pair go on to be the gods greatest champions
>they are still bickering to this day and that god is back on his plane, just watching these idiots fight over what to do and when to do it, and for what effect
That would make for an awesome story, actually.
>>49864449
>It was sweet enough that I allowed them
That's good GMing right there. Always, always encourage creativity and cool things.
>>49863983
BUDDY COP GAME.