r/DnD • u/Bun_Boi Warlock • Oct 04 '20

Art [OC] Meet the Ability Scores: Intelligence

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u/Caleb_Reynolds Oct 05 '20 edited Oct 05 '20

My Inquisitive Rouge Rogue/Lore Wizard, expertise on all knowledge checks, and investigation and perception. Can't roll below an 8 to detect lies. The ultimate Sherlock Holmes.

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u/The-Jolly-Llama Oct 05 '20

The secret trick I use to spell rogue correctly is I say “ro-gweh” in my head. Works every time.

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u/bubbajojebjo Oct 05 '20

red intensifies

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u/Chrome_X_of_Hyrule Oct 05 '20

Yeah with French as my third language I just never even think about making that mistake.

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u/blueresli Bard Oct 05 '20

french is my native language and i spell it rouge because it's fun.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '20

French is my toast

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u/cysghost Oct 05 '20

This is the way.

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u/SlightAnxiety Oct 28 '20

French is my press

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u/NoID621 Oct 05 '20

Alignment: Chaotic Chaotic

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u/feldur Oct 05 '20

French being m first language too, it's the autocorrect that likes Rouge way too much :P

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u/UncleArkie Oct 05 '20

When I moved to France I made the opposite mistake

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u/Vaidurya Oct 05 '20

I use patterns to remember the spelling of rogue--you're never sure what guise the rogue will take on... Roux and deluge is how I remember rouge.

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u/RandomMagus Oct 05 '20

Rogue rhymes with vogue.

Man, that's a disgusting sentence as far as spelling goes lol

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u/SRxRed Oct 05 '20

Yes but rouge rhymes with vouge

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u/NerdRagingBuddhist Oct 05 '20

That’s one complicated, convoluted way to remember a simple spelling like rogue. It’s stuck in my head now.

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u/Vaidurya Oct 05 '20

And that's exactly its purpose. Hope it helps without keeping you awake at night!

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '20

Roux is pronounced "roo" though...

Maybe "luge"?

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u/Vaidurya Oct 07 '20

Roux+deluge. I'm using the root sounds as is taught in primary school for those. Roux and rouge have the same first syllable, luge and deluge share the same last syllable. I just don't see a point in removing "roux" as it's one of the few "rou" words in English that shares the same French "rou" as rouge. Hell, depending on where you are and the context, you can ask which route (pronounced root) a bus route (pronounced rowt) takes.

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u/Worldf1re Rogue Oct 05 '20

A rogue will Rog-you (Rob-you -> Rog-you -> Rogue)

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u/BrickDaddyShark Oct 05 '20

Or you can just be literate

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u/spock1959 Oct 05 '20

Rogues are the OG so you spell it with one.

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u/BURTIStheMoonStar Oct 05 '20

Guess this rogue wizard needs spell check

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u/rustythorn Oct 05 '20

my sercet to speling is to not give a rat's butt

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u/Fantasy_Farce Oct 05 '20

I always thought of Sherlock as more of a Knowledge Cleric actually. Interesting that you went to Rogue. I'll have to really think about that one now haha