“It’s damage! It needs fixed! If he broke his leg, you’d not ask him to walk about on it for a month first, right?” - my character, in an attempt to argue against the party members saying we could “wait and see” on the therapy for the kid.

The young kid in our party killed someone during the zombie fight, and now is freaking out. My character (while distracted) is insisting the kid sees a therapist, but isn’t being particularly coherent about it (despair!). It’s great, I love it!

Why do you hate freedom, Andy?

It was a hard larp to write and run, but it was worth it. I'm glad (but also very sad) that it is still so relevent.

I was complimented for my ability to casually pass on information - my character is the researcher for the group, and apparently not only do I do that well but it makes the DM so happy when I make the little connections to the things not directly stated. My trick is Onenote - I write it all down!

My character isn’t amoral, but he’s also not exactly nice.
The character who asked - a priest with a church in the poor part of the city - really hates the rich, and I don’t want to take that game from him. I want us to be able to explore the shades of grey.