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Dungeons & Dragons | Dragon magazine | - | Classes | The Dragon #26 |
winning entry:
So I said, "Stop or I?ll shoot . . . Stop or I'll shoot. . . Stop
or
I'll shoot. . ."
Martin Connell, Mendham, NJ
2nd place:
"I would like to speak with the DM privately for a moment."
Michael J. SeStefano, Springfield, MO
3rd place:
"Stoicism at its best."
Larry Yang, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
honorable mentions:
"He keeps muttering something about "pain" and "all
in the mind". . ."
W. Morris, Canada
"You may think I'm worried, but the fact that be didn't
dodge the arrows
proves he can't be very good."
E. Metheny, CA
"You sure are a pain in the neck . . . and the back, and the stomach,
and the arms, and the legs. . . ."
T. McQueen, Ml
"Could you move this one arrow, it hurts."
J. Ward, WI
"Fred, Flower says there's an ambush ahead."
G. Graves, WA
"We better advertise for a new arrow catcher."
L. Swedis, MA
"So much for the Quivering Palm!"
K. Thompson, NY
"I hate people who yell when I've got a headache."
W. Morris, Canada
"Don't tell me. He made his saving throw."
R. Dushay, NY
"Faster than a speeding arrow, be's not."
W. Morris, Canada
"Wait till I find the guy who sold me these magic arrows."
C. Cottle, CT
We wish to thank those (over 200) others who submitted entries. Judging
them was a task of hilarity. We regret only that space limitations
do
not allow us to print the many other amusing entries. Watch for the
2nd
semi-regular TD caption contest. . .