They say it two ways and no one really agrees how it should be said. Town of Rogues? Pro/Epilogue-Town? Anyone have any stories where no one at your table would say your DM's stuff right and it just stuck?

(Edit: Apparently I have not told this story, so here it is.)

After one early encounter, I, a Star Pact Warlock, was given a homebrewed set of +1 armor by the DM as a drop. The effect of the armor basically made it a light source, essentially turning me into a walking torch. The DM had some pretentious name for it, but I quickly forgot the actual name (and still to this day can't quite remember exactly what it was, something along the lines of "Armor of Twilight Sepulcher"), so I ended up referring to it as the "Armor of Twilight Sparkle".

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Later that same campaign, though as a different character (death, betrayal, etc. It happens), one of the newer players (whose first session in this campaign happened to be one I was absent from) had a familiar named "Glisil", which, for some reason or other, I kept mishearing. The first time I referred to it as "Whistle", nobody noticed, so it wasn't until a few times later that I was finally corrected. At that point, I, for some reason, figured it would be funny to keep intentionally messing up the familiar's name. I even created a list of "misheard" names I could use, each getting further away from the real name: Gristle, Glitter, Glimmer, Glamour, Griddle, Thistle, Missile, Spittle, Brittle, and so on. Sadly, I never got to use more than 2 or 3 of those, as scheduling conflicts (and moving to another state) forced me to drop out of the campaign.

Via both Google and Comicfury searches, I have determined that you have NOT in fact, shared your "Armor of Twilight Sparkle" story.

Fair enough, I'll just edit my previous post

Technically, one of our GM's struggled with this, though to be fair, it stemmed from his poor spelling. Words like "telepathy" would become "thalopathy" and leave us quite confused. Sadly, I parted ways with our group before I could find out if spellchecker was his friend. ;)

Sooo looking forward to Cory Intimidating the sword.

Recently we had an NPC show up named Barnabus Cullington. Everyone immediately renamed him Benedict Cumberbatch.

Since i have seen one or two page of this arc.
I realise that i have nearly caugh up.