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For Eternity (4E)
We locked in 4E working on dying !
4E by Hbkocean August 29, 2020
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The 4th edition of D&D, mostly disliked by older players, cause you need to use your own creativity and a bit of a bendable DM.
Person 1: I generally like 4e because the simpler rules and my own creativity.

Person 2: 3.5 RULES.
4e by Relo999 April 4, 2010
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The universally disliked, mutant offspring of Dungeons and Dragons 3.5e. It lacks flavor, taste, and playability turning what was meant to be a fun table top game of forethought and hilarity into a mindless dungeon romp video game.
"Would you like to play a Quickie 4e game?"

"Sorry, I only play role playing games."
4e by RogueJedi January 23, 2009
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4E by Heartless Saints May 29, 2024
4E by Twizzy7vns June 21, 2024
An cousin to Rule 34. Simply stated: If something has even the slightest nonhuman features, somewhere in the internet there is someone ready to identify as that or sleep with it.
"I drew my OC with a bunny tail once and suddenly now I'm seeing people dress up as her at Furry Cons..."
"Sorry, but you should have known it was going to fall under Rule 4E."
Rule 4E by Joybane February 23, 2021
A measurement of time used to describe the average duration of teenage friendships and romantic involvements. Usually denotes a time period of between 2 weeks and 3 months.
-OMG, we will be BFFs 4ever!

-Ily 4ever boi!

ily bff
4ever by Kiwime April 28, 2013
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