Qui-Gon: Hey Obi-Wan, when we land, you stay put and I'll find you. Obi-Wan: Okay. GM: You're in different ships; he can't hear you. Qui-Gon: HEY OBI-WAN! WHEN WE-- GM: No.
Often caused by Qui-Gon's ridiculous incorrect explanations and insane out-of-nowhere ideas.
Yoda: Injected the boy with midi-chlorians, have you? Qui-Gon: Oh, that! It's okay. We'd gambled all our money on a race so we could buy back the ship we used to bribe a gangster to throw it; so we had to doublecross him and fix the race instead. We got the kid to drive, and he needed some extra skill points or he probably would have killed himself. Obi-Wan: You forgot to mention that the ship was never ours to give away in the first place. Or that you had no idea if Anakin would even survive the blood transfusion. Qui-Gon: But it all worked out fine in the end. After I threatened Watto with my laser sword and we ran away from the authorities. (beat) Yoda: Hmmm. Remedial course on Jedi ethics, you need.
The Separatist meeting in Episode II, especially the goofy French accent of Count Dookû and the similarly ridiculous speech patterns of the other leaders. Summed up best with the following quote.
Ben: You know those improv classes Annie and I went to? GM: Yes? Ben: I just wish they could've seen this.
The beginning of Episode II, when Padmé and Palpatine are talking about Naboo's moon.
This CMOF makes friends with Paranoia Fuel. The deadpan delivery by Shmi just makes it better.
Throughout Episode II, there have been hints at the fantasy campaign gone wrong that pissed off Pete so much. When Ep II is over, we find out that the game was The Princess Bride. Pete is so angry because he was playing as Vizzini... who fits exactly into Min-Maxing we've seen Pete do throughout D&D.
"Who's the Jedi Master here?" "Er, you are." "Don't you forget it!"
"I don't follow." "So, you don't follow, or Qui-Gon doesn't follow?" "..."
As Jim/Padmé explains how his/her relationship to Annie/Anakin can still work out even thouth Anakin's now officially evil.
Jim/Padmé: There have been good people married to evil people before. If they love each other enough they can work it out. Ben/Obi-Wan: Um... Jim/Padmé: Like Hitlerand EvaGabor.
In this strip, Ben is telling Annie in-character how Anakin wound up becoming so evil that he killed the one person in the universe he claimed to care about, and finishes it off by yelling "Your journey to the Dark Side is now complete!" Pete OOC'ly chimes in: "Achievement unlocked!"
Obi-Wan: I sneak on board Padme's ship. Padme: I roll a Spot check! GM: What are you looking for, Padme? Padme: Just... searching for hidden compartments. On the boarding ramp. Obi-Wan: And I check my back for knives periodically.
This one requires a little knowledge of the Star Wars universe, but:
Captain Antilles: We cut a pit trap in front of the entry point. Rebel Soldier: With what, Captain Antilles, sir? Captain Antilles: My laser sword. R2-D2: That was when you were playing Kyle Katarn. Remember why this character doesn't have one? Captain Antilles: Oh. Right.
Corey, the new player of "Adam Lars" (Luke Skywalker) is pretty new to tabletop games.
Adam: That's a funny-looking dice. R2-D2: Die. Adam: Whoa, relax.
R2-D2: Congratulations. Your life expectancy just went from "senile pensioner with a space-bus card" to "missing your next birthday". Which, by the way, is actually tomorrow. C-3PO: Happy Birthday!
