An Adventurer is (kilted) You!

**Shay** · 22nd February 06, 08:43 PM

Anyone play Kingdom of Loathing? (http://www.kingdomofloathing.com/)

I just found the website this week and have really been enjoying playing the game. I was hoping there's some other players, we could make the Xmarks clan! (um, as soon as I get to level 7, anyway)

**Iolaus** · 23rd February 06, 09:38 PM

Originally Posted by Shay

Anyone play Kingdom of Loathing? (http://www.kingdomofloathing.com/)

I just found the website this week and have really been enjoying playing the game. I was hoping there's some other players, we could make the Xmarks clan! (um, as soon as I get to level 7, anyway)

I just signed up with it; I'll check it out after I've gone through 3 pages of post!

**Yaish** · 23rd February 06, 10:23 PM

I started playing last night. I'm a level three turtle wrangler or whatever right now, and just about out of turns.

**Wulfestieg** · 23rd February 06, 10:56 PM

I came across KoL a little over a year ago. Played it fairly consistently for most of that year, even got the wife playing. It's a cool game, chock full of obscure and semi-obscure pop culture references. Gotta like that.

Level 27 Seal Clubber, by the way.

**Shay** · 24th February 06, 10:14 AM

Oh, that's great! I'm a level 4 Sauceror, my screename is Shayceror. (I am not very creative with new names.) It's nice because at this point, it takes me about 15 minutes a day to go through, and I'm progressing a little each time. (Unlike seemingly everyone else, I'm happy to spend a lot of time at Mt NOOb fighting for magicality points every day...)

Plus I love any place that has a test for their chat room!

**Shay** · 16th March 06, 11:15 AM

Hey, I found a kilt, sort of...

http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/...asic_meat_kilt

**Rigged** · 16th March 06, 11:31 AM

This item can only be smithed by male players. Female players instead create a basic meat skirt.

no comment

**Rigged** · 16th March 06, 11:38 AM

I found another entry in the recipes:

This is a kit designed to make two completely different types of garment. A skirt is a band of cloth designed to cover the body from the waist to the knee. A kilt, on the other hand, is a band of cloth designed to cover the body from the waist to the knee. Woe betide them that confuse the two.

**Shay** · 16th March 06, 02:55 PM

http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/...ch?search=kilt

Oh man... looks like there's a whole bunch of kilts available...

Well, hopefully they won't give the kiltmakers here any ideas!