"Player X is a mix between a Munchkin and a Roleplayer." What? I've never played a tabletop game and I know that those are mutually exclusive.
Isn't power gamer just a polite term for munchkin?
Support stupid freshness, yo.This has been cutlisted twice and declined both times. Can whichever cutmaster is declining to cut it please explain why? It's baffling.
It has no examples, a self-contradictory description (as Flying V points out above The Roleplayer ("The Roleplayer is the Tabletop RPG player who plays mainly to create a character and tell a story. ... These players tend to be most interested in the storyline of the game, which means they frequently interact with the NP Cs and try to find solutions to in-game conflicts without resorting to combat.") and TheMunchkin ("Perhaps the most ridiculed Player Archetype of all time, this player is rarely interested in the story behind the game (indeed, his characters are little more than extensions of his own personality, or whatever personality would give him the most plusses). He (or she, let's be fair) sees fighting monsters and solving puzzles only as a means toward more power, more gold, more stuff, more plusses.") types are mutually exclusive.
And on top of that, the name is completely opaque; Player X sounds like "an unknown player", not "A player who blends efficiency with roleplaying."
...if you don’t love you’re dead, and if you do, they’ll kill you for it.Someone has to defend this page. Otherwise, it should be cut by sheer weight of opinion. After all, everyone on this thread is against it (apart from macroscopic, who appears to be neutral).
(Original poster rises up to the defense of his trope)
TWO EXAMPLES!
- 1: Ben from Darths and Droids qualifies.
- 2: Joanna from "The Gamers: Dorkness Rising" is the trope codifier. She is the groups roleplayer, but has a build perfectly suited for initiative and critical hits. She kicks more *** in the game than everyone else combined.
Uh, yeah. Not a trope. Not a stereotype. Even the YKTTW syas that it's "a Troper Tales trope" Which I assume means, "I want a place to put my Troper Tale about this guy, but a Troper Tales page without a main page will get cut so I'll make a half-hearted main page." Not worth keeping.
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