Verb
To play a roleplaying game.
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When I got to my new school, it didn’t take me too long to find a group to hang out with. We RPGed, talked books, movies, and comics. We played video games, both in person and in co-op.
When you start RPGing, you describe an action your character is taking. Sometimes your DM will interject, asking you to make a test for success (typically a dice roll).
None of them really wanted to game without Beth. For one, it didn’t seem fair, and for another, the facts that she had a great imagination and really no concept of how RPGing was “supposed” to work meant she sprang stuff on the group that had livened up the games no end.
To attack with a rocket-propelled grenade.
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However, one group of Americans at the Embassy doesn’t creep around quivering in anxiety about being RPGed or machinegunned.
It was like the movie Black Hawk Down without the rioters. I was RPGed so often I gradually stopped ducking.
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The Taliban had buried a triple mine in the road a week ago and remotely detonated it under a Spartan. Then they RPGed the Scimitar trapped ahead of it.