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| 11/13/08 |
Comments in reference to the character Zzarg a Ork: (Add Comments Here) Often separated from the main group.
[karvon's reply to comment: Heh, well being the group decided, against his recommendation, to go back into the middle of a village where he was wanted for breaking out of jail, you'll have to forgive me for not accompanying you :) ]
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| 11/13/08 |
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| 11/13/08 |
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| 11/06/08 |
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At first this PC was hard to like, but now after a few session this player is pulling off the silent strong persona great with this PC. I am starting to see the genius behind this pc.
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| 11/06/08 |
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| 11/06/08 |
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| 10/30/08 |
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| 10/30/08 |
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| 10/30/08 |
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| 10/02/08 |
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Zzarg came out of his shell a little bit last night. Our big black sheep of the group. This player plays his PC well in the sense that he is happy to follow the others and seems to always attract the unwelcomed attention, but what do you expect with a half-orc? I enjoy seeing this player come up with the small comments that Zzarg will spit out in the middle of a conversation that completely shows his brutish/orc backgroud. “Let kill for shiny stuff...“ Zzarg is evolving as a PC and definately adds flavor to the group. Good job!
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| 10/02/08 |
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| 10/02/08 |
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| 09/25/08 |
Zzarg is quiet and reserved, fitting for his situation. He has also shown a keen interest in shiny things. The character comes across a bit “flat“ but it is important to note that having 4 other players at the “front“ of the stage, it is important to have the black sheep in the rear. It gives the stage depth. Well played, with that said I would like to see some more of your character‘s personality come to the surface, the party having a year + back story I would think that some of the inner Zzarg would be seen by his long time companions.
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| 09/11/08 |
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I found the RP of this character to be very interesting. A very well played loner type of character. It was challenging to play opposite this character.
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| 09/11/08 |
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I can‘t help but wonder what this character is supposed to be. He doesn‘t really seem to contribute to the story beyond being present and, thus, providing an extra hunk of mass between us and defeat at the hands of whatever monsters D&D throws our way. I‘m not about to object to the idea of playing an extra in a plot, to be sure, as long as it‘s interesting to play, and I could see a reason for Zzarg to be as withdrawn as he is (namely, being a member of a race that is pretty universally hated in the location the campaign is taking place - I tend to think that ALFA and NWC have very different ideas of what the hack n‘ slash v. roleplaying slider represents, too, so Nalo may have misrepresented the community we‘re from there.), but I‘m looking at the (minimal) interactions in the past two sessions and wondering “Why not bring in a character who you could/would do more with?“
[karvon's reply to comment: Zzarg has his own style and pace. In addition, a time or two his queries were overlooked, or ignored, in lively chatting of the rest of the party. ]
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| 09/03/08 |
N/A organizational meeting.
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| 04/08/08 |
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| 03/24/08 |
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| 03/24/08 |
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| 03/17/08 |
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| 03/04/08 |
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| 03/03/08 |
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| 02/27/08 |
Comments in reference to the character Zzarg a Ork: Zzarg my boy! Step closer, let me see you.
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| 02/26/08 |
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Speaks pretty good common. For an orc, heh.
[karvon's reply to comment: Well he is rather intelligent actually:)
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| 02/09/08 |
Comments in reference to the character Zzarg a Ork: Zzarg brought professionalism and savvy to the Hunters, along with a well-roleplayed character. Well done and congratulations on being part of the winning team. --Carlo
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| 01/23/08 |
Comments in reference to the character Zzarg a Ork: Despite my bumblings and all the problems that happened with this, he stayed calm and helped me with things. A very good player and one I quite enjoyed having.
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| 01/15/08 |
Comments in reference to the character Zzarg a Ork: Did a great job pillaging the town of Waycrest, edged me out the second time and blew me away the first go-round. Fun to play a ramapaging orc with, for what it‘s worth. ;) --Carlo
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| 10/09/07 |
Comments in reference to the character Zzarg a : (Add Comments Here). Would love to see what Karvon would do and how hed do it with this character...thanks for coming back for this sesh and sorry for the short(ened) sesh- hope you can continue with him and us soon, perhaps an other sat sesh in order...
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| 10/08/07 |
Comments in reference to the character Zzarg a : Worked exceptionally well with his partner. When it benefits him, Zzarg can be an effective scout, and can provide useful advice. He can even think decently well on his feet. I hope this character returns, so we can get to know a bit more about who he is, and what he‘s after.
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