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"There is a difference between knowing the path and walking the path."

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Actually my monk character took a vow of silence, so it's perfectly in character /j
- See if I were DMing that I would say that even with a vow of silence, your character would still need to communicate, via writing or body language. So get used to doing interpretive dance at the table!
  
  Of course yes :3.. plus OOC communication for actions. I mean, im joking, but I have considered that character concept, but it would require a lot of effort to pull off for a full campaign
  
  I'll hambone a message if there's trouble
  
  We played a character that had had their tongue cut out, so we used actual sign language and then explained it OOC.
  
  I actually played a mute language master who was an interpreting dancer.
  It's a fun gimmick for like three sessions.
- How dare you role play like that!
We're playing over Discord and I got the quieter one to roleplay and scream "I'M SORRY I'M SORRY!" loud enough that their mom come in and check-in on them. Kinda proud of that one.
If I was the quiet one and people noticed or said something I'd probably leave the group
- I wouldn't. Like, half of the people I know say that about me. They're wrong, and that's okay. I just talk when I got something to say
  
  I just hate the idea of people noticing I'm doing something different than before, anti character growth on a personal level
"He's beginning to make-believe."
I will not make a Pathfinder joke.
I will not make a Pathfinder joke.
I will not make a Pathfinder joke.
Kichae has a stroke.
- ok but now i wanna know what the joke was
  
  Use of the word path in OP, dear.
- Are you walking the path, or just finding it?
This is the hardest line in that entire trilogy. Amazing!
- Nah. I'm pretty sure the hardest line in the trilogy was
  Whoa.
- The hardest line of the matrix is when they say "so I will be able to move faster than bullets?" and the other guy responds "nah that won't be necessary"

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