If your sessions are anything like mine, a lot of ludicrous stuff gets said by the participants. RPGs put people into imaginary situations via dialogue. That means people will say things in an RPG session that would never be said in any other context. Therefore, RPG play taken as a whole is a sort of Unique Utterance Machine. We are collectively reciting the Nine Billion Names of God, the spoken version of the Tower of Hanoi, the oral Library of Babel. The last RPG played will exhaust language itself.
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A very long time ago I played through the CARRION CROWN campaign for
Pathfinder, and good fun it was too. Also a long time ago but not quite as
long ago a ...
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I was going to say creating strange microcosm realities that the multiverse can't get any other way... but the unique utterances is good, too.
ReplyDeleteAnd sometimes, we're the monkeys with the typewriter, doing the exact same thing. Only sillier, and sometimes funnier.
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