D&D Dog Edition

Jan 12, 2018 2:48 PM

I legit lol'd at "D&d But for Dogs"

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There is something wrong with the eyes in these comics.

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Read Dog & Dog Dog Edition...damnit brain

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BTG + D&D = Natural 20 : Critical Hit to the Aww, Roll for Save. "Nope, I'll take the hit."

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It's SUPER EFFECTIVE

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More like try to fight back but he rolled a 1

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I like these Behind The Gif stories +1

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Charmed!

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IT'S SUPER EFFECTIVE

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Seems like the person was already charmed; "hoodagooboyyy???

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+1 because my dog is literally this dog.

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"You successfully charm the hooman , together with all the internet watching you at this very moment!"

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D&D But For Cats: ". . .What will you do?" "I turn into a furry ball of razor blades"

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I did literally play that character once, in 3.5

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DnD, But for Dogs.

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Dungeons and Doggos

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The face the dog is making reminds me of Katerina Kozlova in some of her videos

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Doghouses and Dustvacs

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It's super effective

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D+D, but for dogs.

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Not to be that guy but charm person is a spell with a saving throw, not a roll.

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Which should be made at advantage because the target is in combat against you. I don't really care, but this guy was that guy first.

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They used handle person or handle animal

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no they didn't. It's there in the comic

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Maybe he asked for a performance check

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OBJECTION! In 4th Edition D&D you roll to hit the opponent's defences meaning the comic makes sense.

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That's obviously the human's roll. While we are shown the dog using his charm, we are spared from seeing the gruesome results of the 1/2

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human resisting said spell and squeezing his fist. 2/2

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House rules.

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They're dogs, they can't read the rules.

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I force rolls on most spells, crit success and crit failures get extra stuff.

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NNEEERRRRDD!!

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Probably why I'm not especially charmed... :-P

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Well, in 4e it is, but 4e is kinda an experimental edition(Made 4e kinda 'meh' but the lessons learned from it made 5e pretty slick).

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Can confirm, my last PC fell to Strahd like this...

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Too late, you're that guy

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dude it's a natural goddamn twenty just on principle alone that should incur penalties on the saving throw vs.

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Hello that guy, variant rolling allows for players to roll against save DCs. Save DC of enemy save bonus +14 vs players d20+mod+prof. (5e)

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I blew air out through my nose when I read this.

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I also.

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I let my players role the saving throws when it's especially important

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then the charm would have failed

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But the dog is clearly grappled, he's obviously rolling for a save against that!

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"No you don't roll a save against grapple either!" - that guy

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You still need to roll to make sure you can cast while grappleed

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Charm person has somatic components, so you can't even do that.

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Which is why you roll

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Concentration check while being grappled.

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Miss me with that 4e shit.

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That's not 4e, no concentration checks.

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That's 5e and pathfinder

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and 3.5, but with combat casting you can forgo the concentration

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I don't think that puppy has combat casting. Plus, as a wizard player, I've never had the need for it

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Pretty sure Charm Person is a roll in 5th edition. On a failure the person you're casting it on will notice you tried to charm him/her.

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Sorry, in 13th age, which is not technically DnD.

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no, still a WIS saving throw to resist in 5e.

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Would a DM/GM bother with a saving throw on a Nat 20? Genuinely curious

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Saving throws are generally pre-set as 8+proficiency bonus+spellcasting ability modifier.

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Yeah that’s true. In 5th, would a Nat 20 give you advantage to roll again?

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On a contested check (one person rolls to grapple one rolls to avoid it), i have players roll even if the attempt succeded (1/2)

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2/2 just because the higher crit would be the victor.

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Who's to say the dogs have the same rulesets as the humans?

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Exactly. They're playing 5d.

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*sigh* i get it. I aint laughin but i get it.

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It says D&D, but for dogs, so one can assume it uses that ruleset.

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Just like how Fallout 3 was Skyrim, but with guns, huh?

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exactly. perhaps in Dungeons & Doggos, Charm Person requires an acting or deception skill roll.

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Charm Person is certainly a deception skill.

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Dungeons and Doggos! <3

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Look up dndoggos or dungeons and doggos on Reddit. There's a fairly popular comic r/dnd with that as the title

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Would it still be dungeons & Doggos? That would be like us playing dungeons and bots...

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HUMANS! I meant to say humans...

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eh. it fits the 'sound' of the name. accuracy wasn't a high priority. Also, can you help me solve this Captcha please, mr D& 'Bots'..?

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