Now that was damn fun
Sep. 10th, 2007 09:46 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jagashTwo games and a class.
Dekalyptos included being attacked by chibi golums with photoluminescent eyes. They went splat nicely and managed to help us get the drop on someone involved with the bad guys in some way. I can't believe my wings of fire bluff worked.
The larp was, odd. The first half was sound and fury with amounted to nothing, as our king Solomon-esk prince managed to find peaceful solutions which negated the mess of last game. Upside is that my character is also safe from most if not all consequences (and i am unlikely to be accosted at home thanks to a generous gift). The second half involved much tickeling, discussion on taming the beast via pavlov, discussing dissection of the sheriff and other good fun.
The Jodo practice was a record-breaker though. There are a grand total of 11 people who regularly practise Jodo in the city. We had a class of 10, with 2 people missing (Yes, AJ managed to attend). It meant that Ed taught 3 people the ropes while the other 6 of us worked on more advanced material. I think i kinda have the general form of Ran Ai which is a bloody achievement. Sometime i ought to show people that one, though i would need a partner who knows the other side and that might be hard to find. We never have classes that big, ever. We typically have 5 people so doubling the attendance is fun.
And fun-fact, my hand is now mostly better for no apparent reason.
Dekalyptos included being attacked by chibi golums with photoluminescent eyes. They went splat nicely and managed to help us get the drop on someone involved with the bad guys in some way. I can't believe my wings of fire bluff worked.
The larp was, odd. The first half was sound and fury with amounted to nothing, as our king Solomon-esk prince managed to find peaceful solutions which negated the mess of last game. Upside is that my character is also safe from most if not all consequences (and i am unlikely to be accosted at home thanks to a generous gift). The second half involved much tickeling, discussion on taming the beast via pavlov, discussing dissection of the sheriff and other good fun.
The Jodo practice was a record-breaker though. There are a grand total of 11 people who regularly practise Jodo in the city. We had a class of 10, with 2 people missing (Yes, AJ managed to attend). It meant that Ed taught 3 people the ropes while the other 6 of us worked on more advanced material. I think i kinda have the general form of Ran Ai which is a bloody achievement. Sometime i ought to show people that one, though i would need a partner who knows the other side and that might be hard to find. We never have classes that big, ever. We typically have 5 people so doubling the attendance is fun.
And fun-fact, my hand is now mostly better for no apparent reason.
