Player asks you to play his character's theme song if he does something awesome

>if two people post ribbon they are the same person.

Whatever man I post Ribbon all the time and I can't draw for shit. You sound paranoid.

Are you retarded?

This is the correct answer.

> This is not new information.
That's news to me. I have a few Ribbon reaction pics in my Veeky Forums folder, and I didn't realize I would be triggering anyone by using them in the OP.

What if it's the bongo solo version?
youtu.be/ZSq0kMYTLqA

I let my players choose a song to play when their character dies. Bear in the big blue house has never been so upsetting.

youtu.be/R6dWH77cgFk

Ribbon is adorable you faggotron

>DM wants theme music for each character, and theme music for the overarching campaign
>can't really find anything for my character that's both fitting and not-awful so he chooses instead
>it's about as not-fitting and awful as what I had considered

you monster

>character theme songs
Unless the players coordinate and pick pieces of music that actually work together, it's not happening at my table.

Honestly don't care. Character is cute and sometimes her art is good as reaction images or is funny.
Seen much worse, much worse things to be bothered by this.

If some drawfag wants to draw Veeky Forums related shit, all the better in my books.

>What would be the worst?
Ghost Love Score

> Fallen Aasimar

> 17th level Hexblade Warlock

> Uses +3 Greatsword/Curse Bringer (Masamune)

I'd allow it.

I mean it's not like it's a bad song/theme. It would just be bad if every lvl 3 dude with a longsword they describe as a katana wanted it playing every time they rolled to hit...

If there character is ACTUALLY badass enough to justify it, then sure.

Although I'd insist on a version where the actual "SEPHIROTH" chants aren't a thing.

I can picture not only this but the player who would do it and it cracks me up

youtu.be/_kTBbTSjZpI
And also the request, upon death, to have the somber reprise played.
youtube.com/watch?v=DRAI1gM7AKM

Have a (you)

I don't think my group has ever done character theme music except in the jojo campaign that gets ran sometimes where there it actually feels pretty cool.

We do usually however have campaign music. Like an intro and outro. One of our newer players has taken to providing background effects or quiet music sometimes

Yep.

The best part is that that solo went for a minute and a half longer than was originally planned, and at 6:12 you can see the conductor give him a "You motherfucker," look.

Something that's overused

The only time I had a "theme song" was as a joke.

I played a paladin.

Sound of Da Police.

It went exactly as you would imagine.

>As the arrow pierced the Lich's black heart, spoiling his ichorous lifeblood he knew that his plans had been undone
>He turned a gimlet eye on his killer in unearthly frustration
>LOOK AT THIS PHOTOGRAPH

>suddenly hit with every player character death I've experienced
fucking devastating.

>As the arrow pierced the Lich's black heart, spoiling his ichorous lifeblood he knew that his plans had been undone
>He turned a gimlet eye on his killer in unearthly frustration
> AND AFTERAAAALL YOU ARE MY WONDERWAAAALL

>As the arrow pierced the Lich's black heart, spoiling his ichorous lifeblood he knew that his plans had been undone
>He turned a gimlet eye on his killer in unearthly frustration
>DANCING QUEEN, YOUNG AND SWEET ONLY SEVENTEEEEN

If your character's theme song is Rap or Country, we can't be friends.

>not building characters around bad Rap/Country artist stereotypes

>As the arrow pierced the Lich's black heart, spoiling his ichorous lifeblood he knew that his plans had been undone
>He turned a gimlet eye on his killer in unearthly frustration
>DO THE HUSTLE

Whoop! Whoop!

What about Bluegrass?

Fiddy Copper, notorious Drow Bard/Rogue reporting in

Yes. Precisely.

If your character's theme song is from an anime, you have no place at my table.

>mfw the Explorator in our Rogue Trader game is Techpriest Hatsune Miku
>mfw she plays "Ecclesiarchy-approved uplifting songs" on her voc
>mfw for a pile of mechadendrite she's still kinda cute

>As the arrow pierced the Lich's black heart, spoiling his ichorous lifeblood he knew that his plans had been undone
>He turned a gimlet eye on his killer in unearthly frustration
>X GON' GIVE IT TO YA
>FUCK WAITIN' FOR YOU TO GET IT ON YOUR OWN
>X GON' DELIVER TO YA

I play a burly 'Monk' who's a pretty decent guy, but unliked by the rest of the party

Paid off some bards to play:
youtu.be/WHWmOEVd63E

when i entered the arena after the big bad challenged me to a fight.

The look on the GM's face as my character entered the field (the characters name was Cohn Jena, he didn't get it until then).

But anime has the best character theme songs.

youtu.be/KpuvajowCdg
youtu.be/1zAMJXZnJoY

>themesong

Ah I see that you have figured out my plot. I concede to you this battle of wits.

I'm still gonna post though

Kill yourself.

Get off my website.

No. What are you gonna do about it?

Do japanese fighting games count?
youtube.com/watch?v=Z9X1Ta1jN8E
or even youtube.com/watch?v=ZWQs-RfPUjg

Listen to great anime themes and watch you squirm.

youtu.be/hpDvtIt6Lsc
youtu.be/JMhSWEu6r6c
youtu.be/yx9RgTiIKDE

no samefaggin pls.

That's why I specifically state that if they want a theme song, it has to be "appropriate to the tone of the game".

As something that could at least pass for something that vaguely fantasy RPG score, and isn't too distracting. Something that uses period appropriate instrumentals, or at the bare minimum is orchestral. No pop music, no electric guitars, etc. etc. Force them to be creative with their song choice.

For example, I had one player ask for theme song and hit me with this:

youtube.com/watch?v=XO0gs0Pz2JI

Despite my anime bias, I dug it and thought it was over the top in a good way. (Considering his character was a grapple build "wrestler".)

Ah I see that you have figured out my plot! I concede you this battle of wits.

I am still going to post, though.

>As the arrow pierced the Lich's black heart, spoiling his ichorous lifeblood he knew that his plans had been undone
>He turned a gimlet eye on his killer in unearthly frustration
>COME ON AND SLAM
>AND WELCOME TO THE JAM

>youtu.be/hpDvtIt6Lsc

That shit? My jam.

>As the arrow pierced the Lich's black heart, spoiling his ichorous lifeblood he knew that his plans had been undone
>He turned a gimlet eye on his killer in unearthly frustration
>AND I SAID HEYAYAYAYA

That's actually so bad it's good.

Except for the part where it's overplayed to the point of parody, and associated with weaboo belts & leather "psh nothing personnel kid" characters.

I would be physically incapable of not snickering if someone used it.
But then again, you're probably a lot younger than me if you still think it's cool.