... but now I am wondering how to parse a traditional DnD party into the components of a Cheezburger. The fighter is obviously the meat. The thief is probably the bun, cuz he's cheap, soft and seedy. (Also, if you shake him, goodies fall out.) The cleric is probably the cheese - in theory good and pure like milk, but in practice PC clerics have gone a little off, but in an arguably good way. This means that the wizard is bacon - skinny - yet still flabby, easily fried, and generally unnecessary, but she makes everything she joins a lot more awesome.
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Date: 2014-05-15 01:23 pm (UTC)... but now I am wondering how to parse a traditional DnD party into the components of a Cheezburger. The fighter is obviously the meat. The thief is probably the bun, cuz he's cheap, soft and seedy. (Also, if you shake him, goodies fall out.) The cleric is probably the cheese - in theory good and pure like milk, but in practice PC clerics have gone a little off, but in an arguably good way. This means that the wizard is bacon - skinny - yet still flabby, easily fried, and generally unnecessary, but she makes everything she joins a lot more awesome.
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