MoonLand
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Jan 6, 2018 12:24 AM
MoonLand
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LogicKitty
This is always going to be one of my favorite D&D comics. +1 no matter how many times I see it
iscasaci
...you sure he wasn't multiclassed as a bard?
BansheeFortyfour
I love this so much, someone send me more D&D stuff.
ImADouchebag
Multiculture pals playing DnD.
Wae1
https://imgur.com/19mksMZ
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mang0vision
#Officialgifpolice
808Lion
Am I the only one who thinks the orc is hot AF
TheMagnificentInsomniac
AngryabouttheInternet
"People who only had one group, system, and setting and took a houserule as a base rules" for 500, alex
DariusSharpe
I will upvote this comic till I am dead. Longer if I can find a good necromancer.
shaunaaah
Written by Jasmine Walls and illustrated by Amy Phillips. I hoped it was part of a longer story but it's not.
DragonDeity
I will upvote this for all eternity or until my alignment shifts away from Chaotic Neutral.
TheGodEmperorOfChaos
+1 Black afroamerican girl, +1 asian dude, +1 hijab girl and 1 stereotypical white dude, are you discreminating agains bald people?
Lukha
This is the most beautiful love story ever.
zenatsu
10/10 my group would also make him a full companion out of it.
Captainfantastic00
I love this so much
yathatsgood
This is my tactic every time I play D&D, works like a charm “heh heh
PhoenixQueenAzula
evilgendo
RosencrantzNGuildensternNeverLived
Being gay is not a critical failure
Fyba
It absolutely can be if it wasn't the player's intention.
ShiningForce
A failure in their intent, more than in their end result.
Briannwilliams
You are technically correct however what you said does not apply here at all.
Codedependent
When you roll a crit fail, you do the opposite of what you intended. The opposite of kill is love (close enough). Hence the unintended 1/
Codedependent
romance. It's not the same sex activity that is the critical failure, it is the point where he intended to kill and seduced instead. 2/2
EdgarAllanFoe
I will never not point out that you can neither critically fail nor critically succeed on a skill check
LorcrystNySell
Maybe these days ... back in my time (D&D, AD&D, AD&D2nd), crits where a thing on skill checks ... none of that "WoW on a table" for me.
FishLords
You play vanilla rules? Like a scrub?
Flyndaran
Not everyone plays absurd comedy games.
FishLords
I'm not talking absurd comedy, I mean house rules, mixing different systems to make a more enjoyable game for the specific group.
WadeWolf
I will never not up vote this
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SaraFourImgur
Yes
johnnypickles
ahh the modern diversity cast. where is the non-gendered wheelchair person?
AdmiralAlbatross
Fuck you man. Would you feel better if they were all white, because to include minorities would make the author a crazy SJW?
DatDarthCaedus
It's literally the author's real D&D group in comic form, smartass.
spooncats
Ah yes, because everyone knows that only white people can play D&D. Dick
psykolog
I couldn't make it because of the snow
Browncoat101
To all the people in the comments complaining about the make up of the group, I'm a black woman who's played D&D since 1997. We're out here.
ThatGuyWhoThinksEveryoneIsAPineapple
Plus, I'm fairly sure the artist has said that he just drew his D&D group.
Browncoat101
I'm DMing a game right now, actually.
wlfman
my problem with this comic is that they stole this joke from someone else, it annoys me more than it should
bexton189
Simpsons did it?
solaslunas
well then maybe you should source the original
Ardencroft
Well my problem with the comic is much nerdier. You can't critically fail or succeed on skill checks.
wlfman
I agree
TheSunless
Common house rule. My long-standing group does it.
daimomusic
Same here
blinblambloo
Same
Satherian
Wait, did they steal the joke or just draw the joke? Cause adding visuals to a story isn't that bad
diabolischereintopf
That's by far the ethical most correct D&D group in history
CynicGuy
Because it's not a real D&D group.
ThatGuyWhoThinksEveryoneIsAPineapple
It is. The artist said he drew his D&D group.
Imhereforthelurking
Eh, I'll roll with it. Nerds are nerds. Don't matter what we look like, only the stats on our sheets.
diabolischereintopf
I just find it incredibly funny since it's as far away as possible from your stereotypical D&D group
TheWoodpeckerSighed
This was commented last time. And the creator of the comic mentioned that is their actual DnD group represented
WellIsThisTaken
I don't play, but this is par for the course with several of the groups my friends have. Maybe your local demographics differ?
diabolischereintopf
Possibly, we have quite the diverse local demography, but so far I've never seen such a diverse group
AdmiralAlbatross
Yeah, see, we're trying to get to a point where we can have minorities included in these things and nobody brings it up. C'mon.
diabolischereintopf
Okay full stop, I actually think, that in a game where the driving force of the whole dynamic is story telling, differing culture 1/x
diabolischereintopf
backgrounds can be enormously enriching for the whole experience. I actually find it quite fascinating what tales and stories 2/x
diabolischereintopf
can be found in different cultures. Nonetheless I never encountered or heard of such a diverse group. I never stated that only a white 3/x
diabolischereintopf
fat guy can be a DnD nerd. But meeting more than one person from a different culture in a game is, at least in my experience, highly 4/x