Dark Messiah: Might and Magic Multiplayer Mania
Published January 14, 2007

The Archer, for those who are too emotionally distant to really ever get close to anyone;

The Mage, the favorite of those who enjoy running around endlessly fondling balls (of fire and lightning);

The Assassin, who can make himself invisible, the preferred character of those who are deeply ashamed of something (probably acne) and are trying to hide; and

The Priestess, for those manly men who are completely comfortable with their sexuality, and/or pretend to be girls in internet chat rooms.
The Priestess is a comely girl in a first season Star Trek: The Next Generation Counselor Troi outfit. I seem to be the only person in the entire universe of DM:M&M players who plays the Priestess.
That being the case, I have learned two things. First, the Priestess is the single most lethal character in the whole game, and second, no one has any clue how to defend against her attacks. Consequently, I have managed to infuriate young, sexless men in dozens of countries by humiliating them in front of their digital peers via serving them their digital asses on a platter.
Never underestimate how much joy you can derive from mildly irritating people you will never meet in a manner that is ultimately meaningless. It's a lot more fun than it sounds.
- Dark Messiah: Might and Magic Multiplayer Mania
- Published: January 14, 2007
- Type: Opinion
- Section: Gaming
- Writer: Timothy Moriarty
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