Editing List of /tg/ Characters (section)

==Other==

* Boxcar Joe, the Magic Hobo. Keeps being created by random character generators. By ''multiple groups'', in ''multiple campaigns'', ''playing separately''. And ''never in any two sessions at the same time''. Always has a bass guitar and a couch in 'remarkably good condition', drifts into the game early on, always makes either crits or crit fails, is only mildly magical, and at the end of the adventure he disappears in an explosion or some other disaster which fails to leave a body.
* [[Ribbon|Cestree]] – Game-loving succubus who replaced Ribbon in the /tg/ Explained comics. Too innocent to actually be seductive, which is a problem for a succubus.
* [[Hassan|Crazy Hassan]] – Whenever lost adventures are in a desert looking for transportation, Crazy Hassan will be there with incredible deals on used camels. It doesn't matter what world, what era, or what desert the adventurers are in, Hassan will appear with his ''CRAZY BARGINS!''
* [[DJ Phylactery]] – No other lich has funk and flow like him.
* [[That Guy Destroys Psionics|Elsimore]] - Okay, not /tg/ created him, but /tg/ made him ascend as a minor deity.
* [[Jim]] - A human living in the no man lands of the monster wastes. Known to be incredibly strong and friendly to all people. Is  thought to be the embodiment of Chaotic Awesome.
* [[Old Man Henderson]] – The only PC to ever win [[Call of Cthulhu]]. The drug addled, lawn-gnome loving mohawked maniac was created to thwart the designs of a railroading GM. Performed his duty so well that [[The Henderson Scale of Plot Derailment|the scale of measuring plot-derailment]] was named after him.
* [[Ribbon|Rage]] – Aptly named floating salamander who partners with Ribbon.
* [[Ribbon]] - Cute elf girl who starred in a series of comics that attempted to explain /tg/. Ended up going to hell. Came back. Twice.
* [[Secundus]] - Scourge of the ancient doomed city of Pompeii, his taste for young boys was only matched by his love of defecating in random places.

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