D&D stories Illustrated

Sep 19, 2017 9:24 PM

Tracking bandits that fled on horse; crit fail roll...false alarm guys, these are just very large squirrel tracks, not horses

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I found a scroll and couldnt decypher it. Party spent 15 minutes trying to figure out why. Turns out barbarians cant read.

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My half elf friend tried and succeeded at seducing a nature goddess. She gave him a short bow because she was unsatisfied with the sex

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I got rid of the classic 'rats in the basement' by casting fly on them. Insisted I get paid while flying rats terrorized the neighborhood

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They breed at an alarming rate..

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My party has a policy that if any magic item talks, we ditch it. No questions asked. I'm a dwarf fighter/cleric with an ac of 28. Im 1/?

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The only one who can constantly withstand being attacked by my party's crazy taking weapons. If it talks. Ditch it.

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My group (me, my the DM and his wife) playing Horde of the Dragon Queen. After fending off the dragon attacking the town, sold

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dragon insurance. Convinced the army attacking the kobolds were planning a coup, got promoted and am a battalion commander.

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Still have to figure out how to con the village into giving away arms and food to the army that attacked them.

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My group found a chest, so I threw a skelly at it. Then I threw the Druid at it, which bit her. That's how I got someone killed via mimic.

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Rolled a Crit while being eaten by a dragon..... ripped out it's uvula, and made a bag of holding from it.

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Tonight our druid "accidentally" completely filled a room with owls.

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I let one of my players come from a place we had not established in the narrative yet. He introduced himself in a Boston accent and kept it.

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One time in Pathfinder after a major encounter we were offered just about anything in reward, most of us chose simple objects like money (1)

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But our slightly insane fighter wanted the Giant Boar of the officer who was giving out our rewards. (The boar & officer were high lvl) (2)

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The (asshole) GM was a little peeved off at something that happened earlier and decided to have the officer be a petty ass and kill the boar

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Sadly for him, i was a necro-occultist and wanted to revive the boar, so he maimed it. I had reconstruct corpse. We got our pig. (4/4)

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I never could get into D&D very well. Don't have enough people.

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look for online games roll20 certainly supports it but i would got to dndbeyond.com first and learn at least the basic rules

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We were captured and in jail cells with nothing but rat poop and hay. I decided to make methane bombs to blow the lock and rolled a nat 20

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That broke the campaign and my DM had to rewrite half of it. She wasn't too happy about it. Apparently we weren't supposed to escape

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Two solutions. Be more flexible or have better plot armor for crucial events like this. Yes you escaped, however you also blew a hole 1/2

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Through the adjacent orphanage and the town hates you. Back to prison you go! 2/2

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Better solution: DC 30 locks.

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Nope. My wife had a +21 to bluff after a few months.

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Or just add locked gates and competent guards in the hallway.

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I was playing a game when a warrior grab a charcoal rolled a 20 and burnt through a goblins head, he took the skull and wore it

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one of the party members sent her familiar (a small snake) to my character. It had a note tied to it with info i needed. I couldn't read.

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I successfully dual-wielded corpses. I did not successfully hit anything.

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@KingOfBees

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Used to play an easily distracted halfling who spent an entire fight stabbing a river with a dagger. The party almost drowned her after...

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My next char was a sorceress who used a spell to make ppl shit themselves, then figured out how to make them UNshit themselves. Good times

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A displacement beast was gona kill me and I shouted "ANYTHING BUT THE CHESTPLATE" and rolled a natural 20 so it waited for me to take it off

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Why were you worried about your chestplate?

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It was a goofy time. I got that chestplate in the previous boss fight and i treated it like a new car (and being stupid about it) 1/2

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And i didnt want it to get scratched. Turns out when i took it off i almost got one hit and my friends got mad at me for being stupid :)

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but then the chestplate was safe

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Exactly. They didnt appreciate it like i did.

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There was one game where a player had a pet dragon that could breath healing fire. It was young though so it got healing fire and normal 1/?

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fire confused sometimes so if he rolled low the dragon did damage instead. Boss was almost dead and he was last man standing with only 2/?

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the ability to use his heal left. Boss would have killed him next turn. So he healed the boss, rolled a 1, and killed it with his heal. 3/3

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One time, my party left the first town with equipment, information, a relic, and more money than we had started with. The DM was pissed.

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The knob-gobblin' hobgoblin got me good.

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"There once was a fighter and a goblin all alone out on the trail..."

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And his name was Bobbin.

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Finally my name is relevant again!

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Nothing says fun like my mage getting drunk and her owl familiar crashing into the bar windows because they had the link.

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How do other's deal with friends who always playing "Oh, my character hates people" character? Or the each turn takes 10 min person?

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Send them on solo missions. Your DM needs to be fairly good at multitasking for this but it can shut down that behaviour when they have

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To deal with an encounter on their own or have to deal with NPCs without the party to clean up their messes. Or it goes horribly wrong.

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Force that friend to deal with people to see how he reacts.

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"I walk out and ignore them" or "I sit there, fuming angrily and don't respond" is generally the reaction. She almost was a person last game

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by adopting a child, but changed her mind and abandoned it immediately next session

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1. Don't invite assholes into the party. 2. Welcome to D&D.

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I cut loose a couple bug bears and let them run off. I later walked through a door without doing any kind of checks. Full of bug bears.

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Was that an Adventure Zone or MLP reference?

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acted like I was happy to see the them , and was checking in after having 'saved' them. Had some bug bear beer and walked out alive.

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That’s fucking hilarious

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An owl bear once stumbled into our camp while I was keeping watch. I crit on an Animal Friendship roll and it ended up loving me. It 1/

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Joined us for the rest of the adventure we were on and helped us in combat. Afterwards, I braided a charm into his hair and 2/

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Turned him loose. His name was Beary, and I like to think he has found happiness.

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did you have that bugbearbeer at a bugbearbar

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Did you say BUGBEAR? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLYNP0A5yqU

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Linking to anything pony related on Imgur? Brave. Likely to be downvoted to hell and back. But brave.

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I've had surprising luck with it lately. I go in fully expecting death, but I find I still have points in the morning.

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It's like the world is changing... Or nobody sees my fucking comments.

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Crazy times we live in..

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One time I was playing as a sun worshipping paladin inspired by Solaire. My buddy a goblin hating ranger. We busted through a door and

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Slaughtered all who attacked. The remaining one (was already bound pre encounter) said in goblin (which only the ranger could understand):

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"Snape killed Dumbledore" and was promptly executed for his dedication to spoilers

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Nice try, but Imgur keeps deleting my comment

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"The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell", but I didn't understand and killed him, setting back science a thousand years.

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Shit that's good. No, but my comment keeps getting deleted. Probably because it refers to sun worshippers as bundles of sticks

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Said what? SAID WHAT??

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Check it again. Maybe it got deleted last time

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I got a story, so my group was dungeon crawling and came to a room with a Succubus disguised as a Moon Elf. 1/?

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And I being the Sun High Elf Wizard, wanted to flirt with her to get information, cus obviously my group was suspicious. 2/?

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I rolled an 18 for persuasion with a flirty pick up line "Girl, are you a Moon Elf? Cus you're causing my tides to rise!"

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With that success, we got some info of how she got here...which was half true. But since she's a Succubus, she turned the charm on me and

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Cast a Charm spell on me, turning me against my group! So shit hit the fan and the half-orc barbarian of our group swung the first hit 4/?

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As a high elf you should have advantage against charm. That's some bad luck.

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On her. So long story short, the barbarian had to beat the charm spell out of me, while also getting charmed at the same time. Fun times!

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One time I was the last guy left alive in my party against a bandit party (a wolf and thw chief were left) and having broken my spear in 1/2

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A crit fail I grabbed the wolf and swung it like a mace and killed the chief. After which I rolled a nat 20 to tame the wolf. I then 1.5/2

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Continued through the campaign with a pet wolf that doubled as my mace. His name was Mason

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“Pet Wolf that doubles as my mace” holy fuck lmao

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It would have been funny to do it once, but it is stupid to do as a running gag.

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For the uninitiated, the game of D&D may seem too "geeky", but trust me, some amazing stories and you learn a LOT about friends.

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To be honest, I actually find it the opposite. Definitely a generalization, but I find some DnD players to be really boasty about it.

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I've been wanting my group of friends and I into it but have no idea how to get it all started, any tips?

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Shoot me a pm, I'll try to set you guys up a game to play so that nobody has to stress about being the DM for your first experience.

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Some games are streamed on Twitch, just search "D&D". From there you can see ALL types of games, but get an overall feel.

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Watch some streams/vids as well, there's Critical Role, High Rollers, The Adventure Zone, Acquisitions Incorporated

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There's a $10 starter pack you can buy, it includes a story, pre-made character sheets, guides on how to play it and such.

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That's how my friends and I started.

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Also, some Dungeon master tips: loosely play by the rules, but have some order. Also, whatever you think the party is 1/2

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Going to do, they aren't. Always plan for the worst. Remember: this is the players campaign, guide it for them, but let them do their thing.

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You find out which friends would dogpile a drow priestess in a prison break out. They spent 3 rounds choking and stabbing her on the floor.

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I'm DM'ing for my roommates, had to roll to see how hot a lady they rescued was. I fucking crit...the rogue now wont stop hitting on her.

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For example all my friends think I'm a sociopath because I play morally grey characters.

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Namely when a simple breaking and entering goes wrong and the entire house is held hostage. Hostages die, guards are killed best of all...

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they forget the item they were sent to get.

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This, I just started playing and wish I had my whole life

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I also personally learned a lot about socializing and interacting with others through it.

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Geeky is not a bad thing

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I had a group I played with a while ago, even brought gf along, this made me want to hit them up, it was fun. I just got too busy.

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I found that people who think D&D is too far often really enjoy a system like Fate Core, less numbers for players but all of the interaction

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D&D always felt like a board game combined with drama club. If you didn't like both of those things, you weren't going to enjoy it.

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I caught an angry shrub and made it my pet. Clarence is very happy riding on my Paladin's shoulder. Also one time I made a religion based on

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breaking the fourth wall. It was great. That was Dungeon World though, which is like D&D mixed with "Whose Line is it Anyways"

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Ooh. You'd like the pact DM Warlock homebrew.

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Bard"can i fuck it?" Dm"it has 12 legs and spikes coming out from every angle. " bard"that didn't answer anything.." dm"go for it man"

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I've played that bard before. Did not end well for her.

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If you want to learn which friends will go "Lord of the flies" on you when shit goes down, this is it.

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You want lord of the flies play Risk...

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Welp now I want to play

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My wife tried to pledge allegiance to the first boss we encountered. He had an undead dragon sure, but Christ talk about loyalties.

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Undead dragons, though....

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Lol. She didn't even bargain! At least ask for a kingdom.

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I'm playing an evil character in my party filled with mostly good alignments. It can get super fun.

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No no no I am not that guy. My character has reasons to keep them alive. They still are my allies and I'm not chaotic evil.

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The more I read stories like this, the more I consider finding people to teach me to play

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I can teach you to play, but it's up to you to learn to play your characters.

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Forewarning: it will get you hooked if you have a great group

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Yea, I hate the negative stigma surrounding D&D. The stories that I've got from some campaigns have been absolutely hilarious.

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I can imagine the healer one was pretty good. I mean, he's probably used to those sounds...

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After watching a few really exceptionally good lets-plays of it, the stigma is totally gone for me and I NEED to play it. (YouTube: NODE)

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Some of the funniest and most touching moments I jave ever seen came from DND

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We have had year long campaigns that have put fantasy novels to shame

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It's ok, the jocks and machos have Fantasy Football.

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We want to play with our kids but don't know how to get started any suggestions

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Getting the books(at the very least the Player's Handbook - or,if it's still a thing,the starter set)and learning the rules is a good start.

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there are always negative clichés... until people actually try it *cough* Minecraft *cough*

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I once played a game where the party was supposed to fight a bunch of guys and eventually became their generals and brought them to war.

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oh, how u enjoyed these! i play Pathfinder with my friends and it's AWESOME!

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Whilst dnd comes with some amazing stories it doesnt hold a candle to paranoias absurd stories.

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Tell me more.

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So let me tell you the setting. It was a high programmer game in which terrorists had taken out the main power grid so they were 1/?

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Scrabbling in order to fix it as well as a food shortage problem. So they order 17 million tons of potatoes. Which 2/?

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One time, my friend lost his arm 4 times in a single session.

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Well. You had my interest. Now your have my attention.

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Most fun I've ever had.

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Agreed

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I just started playing a week ago and we already have inside jokes within the party.

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I want to play!

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I think critical role has done its best to counter that stigma

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I think D&D is for nerds is better. Much funnier, not so serious.

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I saw an article about Joe Mangianello (sp?) on Force Grey. I discovered Matt Mercer, then Critical Roll. I'm hooked. I just need a DM now.

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Yea? I've only heard a little about them.

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its big enough that they are getting their own comics

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If you can get into it, there are well over 400hrs of content now. Great campaign imo. Some truly epic, and touching moments. I love it!

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YouTube them. It took me a little bit to adjust to the format, and I think part of it was because they were exposing a very personal part

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Of themselves but it's worth the ride.

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