Tabletop Games/Heartwarming: Difference between revisions

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* This troper plays [[Anti-Hero|an amoral coldhearted bastard]] of [[The Spymaster|a spymaster]] in an [[Exalted]] game. She creeps her circle out for how sociopathic she can get, ranging from [[Eye Scream|willing to shove needles into someone's eyes]] to [[Cold-Blooded Torture]] to get answers. However, even as monstrous as she gets, there are moments when she has been showing a softer side, mostly around her [[Morality Pet|girlfriend]]. The best example comes from her learning her girlfriend was about to be kidnapped, and gets there in time to stop it. She sneaked in, coldcocked the kidnapper, and then untied her unconscious girlfriend, tucked her back into bed, and pecked her cheek before taking the kidnapper in for questioning.

* this troper was playing a game of werewolf where he was pretty much disliked for being a pacifist. After he died giving one of his fellows a shot at killing a demon one of the other players insisted on burying his body on a mountain as I had once mention in character that he had never seen mountains in person. This player was quite moved

* In a game of Pathfinder, we were heading towards a goblin cavern. When we got there, we found a leopard. She was very pregnant, very hurt, and starving. The goblins had apparently captured her and forced her to guard the entrance to their cave. Outraged at this act of cruelty, the party ranger set about setting the leopard free. The party Rogue, who was a classic Chaotic Neutral mercenary type, was so outraged himself that he volunteered a healing potion to the leopard if it meant healing her. The leopard went into labor as he was doing so, and the player ended up using his ranks in the Heal skill to try to save the cubs and the mother. The last one was the runt and nearly dead, but the ranger managed to save her life. The party interrupted the game to make sure the leopard mother and her cubs were put in a safe place. A few months in-game later, the ranger discovered that the cub, now nearly full-grown, was following him, he had his animal companion.

 

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