What you’re favorite accent to do
I don't do accents. I have autism.
>>98625469Since when does that overlap?
>>98625278classic disney princess
Yeah, it can be cringe, but if there's a bunch of NPCs in the campaign it's not a bad way to keep track of who everyone is.
>>98625278I like doing French girls.
>>98626109And what about their accents?
>>98626123That's one of the best parts, yeah.
>>98625278Actual Irish and Russian based on native speakers, not Lucky the Lucky Charms Leprechaun and/or Boris Badenov.
>>98625278GeordieAlthough I have to keep a sheet of phases that remind me of the proper vowel sounds and glottal stops, etc. because I end up losing it week to week.
>>98625278yiddish
Some mediterranean meltingpot of French, Spanish and Italian.Also Hamburgian.
Metal voice. But not during games.
>>98625278>Terrible impression of JackSepticEye>Foghorn Leghorn southerner that jumps into pickaninny when injured and/or captured by the pcs>German(?)>"Hey kid, you wanna see a dead body?"
>>98628243In-setting logic be damned, any GM who doesn't have a Foghorn Leghorn in his back pocket for emergencies is asking for trouble.
Foghorn Leghorn ASMR
>>98626109Oui, same.
>>98625278Indian telemarketer. I can do it pretty well, but I suspect that you can do it better.
>>98631595
Bad posh RP, Mid-Atlantic, or Fargo. It's all bad and cringe but it helps make sure everyones on the same page when I'm talking in character or out.
>>98625278Southern redneck
>>98628243>>98628586>>98628623Leghorn is versatile--you can go full bumbling blowhard or, leaning into the Coyote v Acme angle, a menacing wealthy type. But, most importantly, all the "I say"s, "Boy, listen to me when I'm talking to you"s, and general repetition gives a GM a lot of time to think about where they're going.
>>98625278swedish or spanish
>>98625278No matter what accent I do, it eventually devolves into whatever the hell Beni from "The Mummy"
>>98625278I like doing actors. 'Imagine this person was played by (X)' is useful for quickly conveying a character. Arnold, Walken, Herzog and Buscemi are distinctive go-to ones.
