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19th May '13 1:04:54 AM greenmage128

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18th Apr '13 12:07:35 PM LBHills

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* In the episode where the gang are playing WoW, Sheldon does not help the raid obtain the "Sword of Azeroth", instead grabbing the sword and fleeing, to sell it on ebay, resulting in the other three's characters having to fight a desperate battle (until Howard buys the sword). At first, Sheldon just comes off as a JerkAss, betraying the others for money. But consider: Sheldon does not need money. He is contemptuous of attempts to obtain it. He has several thousand dollar's worth of un-cashed paychecks in his drawer, and lends freely and without interest. Then consider his justification: "I'm a rogue Night Elf". Sheldon wasn't screwing the others over for money, he was simply (in his eyes) conforming to character descriptions and adding to the game dynamic!
** Oh, gee, we RPG players have ''never'' heard somebody use their character's sociopathic personality traits as a justification for grabbing power and glory away from their teammates.[[hottip:*: For those of you who've never played an RPG: Yes we have.]]

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