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2600:1008:B021:A115:85B:B4C7:9FAF:B63E at 17:36, 23 February 2023

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	Loot can be a means for a [[GM]] to subtly adjust the balance or tactics of a [[party]] -- a [[player character]] lagging behind in power may "happen" to find a superior piece of equipment. The GM may also choose to be less subtle by, for example, arranging for the strapping barbarian to get a cursed Girdle of Gender Change disguised as a Belt of Increased Strength.		Loot can be a means for a [[GM]] to subtly adjust the balance or tactics of a [[party]] -- a [[player character]] lagging behind in power may "happen" to find a superior piece of equipment. The GM may also choose to be less subtle by, for example, arranging for the strapping barbarian to get a cursed Girdle of Gender Change disguised as a Belt of Increased Strength.

	The taking of loot off dead enemies was a common practice in medieval warfare. If you were far from home, weapons, armor and clothes taken off dead enemies were often the best place to get replacements, as well as goods which could be sold for some coins. Indeed some civilizations went to war mainly to [[~~Viking~~\|steal everything they could fit in the longboat]].		The taking of loot off dead enemies was a common practice in medieval warfare. If you were far from home, weapons, armor and clothes taken off dead enemies were often the best place to get replacements, as well as goods which could be sold for some coins. Indeed some civilizations went to war mainly to [[Ork\|steal]] [[Looted\|everything they could fit]] [[Viking\|in the longboat]].

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5.28.112.143 at 12:57, 30 July 2017

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	Loot can be a means for a [[GM]] to subtly adjust the balance or tactics of a [[party]] -- a [[player character]] lagging behind in power may "happen" to find a superior piece of equipment. The GM may also choose to be less subtle by, for example, arranging for the strapping barbarian to get a cursed Girdle of Gender Change disguised as a Belt of Increased Strength.		Loot can be a means for a [[GM]] to subtly adjust the balance or tactics of a [[party]] -- a [[player character]] lagging behind in power may "happen" to find a superior piece of equipment. The GM may also choose to be less subtle by, for example, arranging for the strapping barbarian to get a cursed Girdle of Gender Change disguised as a Belt of Increased Strength.

	The taking of loot off dead enemies was a common practice in medieval warfare. If you were far from home, weapons, armor and clothes taken off dead enemies were often the best place to get replacements, as well as goods which could be sold ~~and coin~~. Indeed some civilizations went to war mainly to [[Viking\|steal everything they could fit in the longboat]].		The taking of loot off dead enemies was a common practice in medieval warfare. If you were far from home, weapons, armor and clothes taken off dead enemies were often the best place to get replacements, as well as goods which could be sold for some coins. Indeed some civilizations went to war mainly to [[Viking\|steal everything they could fit in the longboat]].

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1d4chan>A Walrus at 08:58, 19 October 2016

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	Loot can be a means for a [[GM]] to subtly adjust the balance or tactics of a [[party]] -- a [[player character]] lagging behind in power may "happen" to find a superior piece of equipment. The GM may also choose to be less subtle by, for example, arranging for the strapping barbarian to get a cursed Girdle of Gender Change disguised as a Belt of Increased Strength.		Loot can be a means for a [[GM]] to subtly adjust the balance or tactics of a [[party]] -- a [[player character]] lagging behind in power may "happen" to find a superior piece of equipment. The GM may also choose to be less subtle by, for example, arranging for the strapping barbarian to get a cursed Girdle of Gender Change disguised as a Belt of Increased Strength.

	The taking of loot off dead enemies was a common practice in medieval warfare. If you were far from home, weapons, armor and clothes taken off dead enemies were often the best place to get replacements, as well as goods which could be sold and coin.		The taking of loot off dead enemies was a common practice in medieval warfare. If you were far from home, weapons, armor and clothes taken off dead enemies were often the best place to get replacements, as well as goods which could be sold and coin. Indeed some civilizations went to war mainly to [[Viking\|steal everything they could fit in the longboat]].

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1d4chan>A Walrus at 00:25, 1 March 2015

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	Loot can be a means for a [[GM]] to subtly adjust the balance or tactics of a [[party]] -- a [[player character]] lagging behind in power may "happen" to find a superior piece of equipment. The GM may also choose to be less subtle by, for example, arranging for the strapping barbarian to get a cursed Girdle of Gender Change disguised as a Belt of Increased Strength.		Loot can be a means for a [[GM]] to subtly adjust the balance or tactics of a [[party]] -- a [[player character]] lagging behind in power may "happen" to find a superior piece of equipment. The GM may also choose to be less subtle by, for example, arranging for the strapping barbarian to get a cursed Girdle of Gender Change disguised as a Belt of Increased Strength.

			The taking of loot off dead enemies was a common practice in medieval warfare. If you were far from home, weapons, armor and clothes taken off dead enemies were often the best place to get replacements, as well as goods which could be sold and coin.

	[[Category:Gamer Slang]]		[[Category:Gamer Slang]]

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'''Loot''', used as a noun, refers to stolen items. It can also be used as a verb, "to loot", which is a synonym of stealing. In [[role-playing games]], players often use the word to refer to items taken (or "looted") from [[dungeon]]s and killed enemies.

Loot can be a means for a [[GM]] to subtly adjust the balance or tactics of a [[party]] -- a [[player character]] lagging behind in power may "happen" to find a superior piece of equipment. The GM may also choose to be less subtle by, for example, arranging for the strapping barbarian to get a cursed Girdle of Gender Change disguised as a Belt of Increased Strength.

[[Category:Gamer Slang]]