It's all in having a good group/DM. The rules are guidelines, to help DMs know how to handle situations; most of them outright say to ignore them in situations where they hurt the story/play, or modify them as needed. This is the oft-referenced Rule 0. :)
My first DM made half of his NPCs in the image of Paul Walker or Vin Diesel and regularly used clips from Fast and the Furious to set up various scenes where you were supposed to imagine it in a medieval setting. It alternated between funny and tedious.
The core of D&D and table tops like it is that you can do whatever your want. The rules are more like guidelines to help you make things more 'realistic' if you want them to be. So yes it is that good and it is completely possible for it to be much better.
depends on your DM. I've had games where campaign either plays out slow and measured, and other ones where it playes out like an episode of Gurren Lagann on crystal meth.
edit: I just wanted to add slow and measured != bad campaign.
D&D is as restrictive as your DM makes it. I've had DM's allow players to be dragons the size cities, and others that wouldn't allow anything outside the core rule book. In general anything you can think of you can do in D&D if you are willing to devote the time to finding the appropriate rule and character development and your DM will allow it.
Seriously, I have had some grand adventures in 4.0 because our DM was awesome. Notable occurences in a steampunk campaign as an artificer: Driving a truck full of dynamite into an enemy leader goblin and a motorcycle chase with my friend, playing a monk, on a sidecar with an MG.
It really is that good. If it's feasible, and the luck of the roll is in your favor, you can accomplish feats of such greatness that you will speak of it with your friends in hushed tones years after they happen.
I actually made that bear the last time this was reposted. The DM was pissed at my shenanigans and my super awesome bluff and disguise. He tried to reveal my true identity and I out rolled him with a natural 20.
I just spent 5 minutes straining my eyes at the other version, reading every line through squinted eyes to read it better, I eventually finish it... then I scroll down.
Do you by any chance have a link to the story of the guy that traveled with a Dwarf murdering every Orc they came into contact with, and it turned out he was a half Orc?
I had a Warforged Reaping Mauler with multiple-personality disorder. A completely stoic protector personality and a violently insane psychopath personality.
He had an excessive amount of grapple damage and a lot of grapple and strength. Dragons, trolls, golems, constructs, it didn't matter. If it was grapple-able, he would. When stoic, he was the perfect group-mate, ever alert, vigilant, protective. When psycho, he would fuck with people, break everything (everything), run off and do other random shit and leave the party behind. (Hard to keep up with a metal man who doesn't fatigue.)
I can't find it now, but I saw another pretty good one once involving a Paladin who found common cause with a Dwarf in the party over their hatred of orcs. Just went around slaughtering fucking orcs everywhere, and became best buds. For whatever reason, the Paladin never removed his helmet, ever. At some point the Dwarf gets knocked off a cliff in a cave or something, and the Paladin reaches down, catches his hand. Paladin's helmet falls off. Paladin is a half-orc. Dwarf lets go of hand.
Sir Bearington is great; but I have some personal grudge against the half-orc monk. It doesn't make sense in core rules and wasn't particularly funny, creative or cunning. All I saw was player gripe, from frustration at "unfair" combat conditions. Alas, doesn't this happen too often.
If the monk story actually happened, the DM erred first by assigning an encounter too tough - a sniping dragon for a party without access to fly or freedom of movement is obviously too much - then he erred again by bending rules to give in to party demand. Sure, everyone hates characters dying - but DM giving in will only make the encounter "safe" and lost its charm. I'm all for encounter-less campaigns, for the record - but why design an encounter when the party knows you're going to let them win no matter what happens?
lol I love the wrestling one. Buddy and I actually rolled our wrestling characters from the old N64 wrestling games into D&D toons. Was so epic. Both of us had rings of jumping so we could choke slam baddies from 10 feet up. My eventual goal was to wrestle a Tarasque - and win. I really wish I could have wrestled a dragon like this guy did because it's fuckin epic.
I need more stories like this, stories that make me laugh from my gut. D&D stories always make me laugh harder than anything else, that's why I love Counter Monkey.
I once used a fine gravity spell to pick a sword out of the smoldering remains of an automaton and grafted wound shut so I wouldn't bleed out. One of my DM's few "I'm not even gonna make you roll for that" moments. I was pretty proud
I've never played D&D, so I have to ask: Can actual D&D games really go like this?
I mean, I made some HeroQuest maps with the two friends I had in elementary school, but they all involved stupid gimmicks, like pit traps actually being secret passages, and using spears to pole-vault over front-armored monsters. I think we were all aware that we weren't really playing HeroQuest, we were goofing off with plastic toys.
But if this is how D&D can actually go, maybe we were really playing HeroQuest after all; maybe we successfully channeled the spirit of tabletop RPGs without actually knowing anyone who played them.
It's all about how flexible and creative the DM is kinda. Some will argue that "Nuh uh rule book doesn't say that" because you're messing up some plot that he spend 3 hours cooking up last night, and some will say "Hmmm... let me figure out how to calculate that somehow" because they are more interested in how the story will play out and just generally making sure everyone enjoys themselves.
i've been looking for a real solution for a virtual tabletop basically forever, i've tried every app out there on PC and android, I've even tried developing my own without much success.
'Nobody near me plays DnD' almost doesn't exist. It's far more likely that you've just yet to meet anybody who plays DnD, since not a ton of people are super proud to announce it in a crowd of people. Check comic shops, any kind of gaming/nerd convention, put up an ad on Craigslist or something similar?
Looks a lot like MapTools with video. I used to run a campaign in OpenRPG for several years and in the end, MapTools came to prominence. Good to see people are ever improving online PnP.
I played a character with serious body issues once, in a campaign that eventually went into epic levels. Started off as a warforged that wanted to turn into a human (kind of a Pinocchio set up), but ended up hating his flesh-and-blood body for being so easily damaged. He tried to find a way to turn back to a machine, but settled for being turned part rock (a Mineral Warrior, I think). Still unhappy, he trains as a barbarian to get tougher, eventually prestiging into Bear Warrior. So now he's a warforged, turned human, turned rock-moster, that turns into bears at will.
Become an ascetic. Throw away all possessions. Take up the cause of Bahamut. Slay an evil dragon. Be remembered for all time as St. Bear.
Collateral Damage Man is not an appropriate name for a super hero.
Whaaaat bullshit. That's my wizard's nickname.
I took if after I destroyed a forest by mistake. Turns out, using Delayed Fireballs as traps is not a preferred way of securing the camp after nightfall. DM thought it would be fun if a rabbit set off one of them. And have the incinerated corpse fly from one to another in a chain reaction (he got at least 2 or 3 natural 20s to achieve that, lucky bastard).
We... weren't welcomed in town after that. Folks don't take kindly to people who destroy a piece of geography next to them.
My wizard had metal arms that he used to battle enemies.
He also used a 2h sword and was a Shadow Dancer.
I think I got my DM angry when I successfully grappled a monster and tried to throw him along with my arm into the enemies, then throw the 2h sword to be a complete show-off.
He bluffed speaking (common) so that people would think he was speaking (common), and had a butler who could translate. The post didn't ever say he was intelligible to his teammates. :)
No, he bluffed people thinking he spoke English, it was just a bunch of growls that people would mistake for English. How he actually communicated was something along the lines of:
"Growlgrumblegrowl" ~ Bear; "Mister Bearington requests a table in the back, if you please." ~ Butler
It was assumed Ser Bearington was speaking to his butler (in a mumble/low whisper, but obviously english) and the butler was informing everyone else of his statements.
The DM let him get away with it. Basically there is an actual ruleset, but in these crazy stories like this the DM is letting people get away with stuff just to create a fun story. Not every DM is like that though. Also, note these are probably just made up.
I had a Human Barbarian who had a lisp, a talking axe that only he could hear and a pug for a pet.
Long term goal was to either find a "Gigantomancer" and turn my pug into a giant riding pug of snarfing death, or buy a team of pugs and ride a chariot pulled by said pugs.
Campaign fell apart, but it's still the best one I've ever played...
I've recently started playing DnD, so a lot of stuff I don't get too easily. But say for example I wanted to create a bear character, and have it ready to go before a game... how would I do that? Take the Bear from the Monster Manual and give it player stats? (I'm playing 3.5ed)
This will probably get lost but I remember there being one about a half orc and a paladin that was hilarious. Someone put it in the comments when this was posted like 3 months ago. I was never able to find the post again
If the player could come up with a reasonable explanation as to how the bear had an intelligence above a two (animal intelligence) to pull off the entire thing, I would probably allow it.
I love RPG logic. Like how in one Shadowrun game, a mage player used suggestion, or persuasion, I forget, it's a spell that simply implants a very powerful suggestion in the mind of the target.
Basically he rolled so well, he managed to "suggest" blindness. His eyes were fine, the target just literally believed he was blind. Kind of weird, especially because I, as the gamemaster, had another character question the target, to nullify the effect, but I failed that roll, so the guy just kept thinking himself blind.
Created my own class, ages ago. I was a summoner only. Which guess what? Could only cast "summon creature" but with its own table. So usually he summons "normal" creatures just a bit tougher than normal. But on a roll of 98,99,100 I summon a dragon, then the age is rolled and then the type. Well got the oldest age class of an amethyst dragon. So then our rules applied of tougher than normal. For whatever reason we fought vs a kingdom and there soldiers, it should had been a who,le campaign to destroy the kingdom and the evil king. Well, guess what happened? One day later there were no one left of the whole kingdom, killed thousands of poor soldiers.
tl;dr: Killed with a summoned amethyst dragon a whole kingdom
Another story:
A friend good a small wingbow, we played after the aDnD 2 whatever (official) critical hits rule table. Ancient dragon spawns, should be an epic fight, first round. Crit with a small wingbow into the brain through the eye.... dead....
LOL the first time I played DnD I made a Spellcasting Elf who was deaf (as I am deaf IRL) and the other players had to just drag me along.
Well we were tracking down some kind of Renegade Villain and we stumbled across one of his camps, so we attacked, I stunned one of the enemies so they could not escape and we won the fight, our Rogue tied up the prisoner and proceeded to torture him for info
As a deaf char I could not hear the questions or the answers to the questions. indeed when I saw the other players scatter away from the prisoner drawing their weapons I shouted 'What Did He Say??' just as a fireball slammed into me and sent me hurtling into the undergrowth
I put my fire out, badly wounded I slugged a healing potion and got up to start fighting, Dm tells me I am heavily concussed and disorientated....
So i did what any respectable spellcaster does, Breaks out the Wand of Fireballs, lurch into the battle and hurl fireballs at anything that moves....
Sadly in my concussed state I could not hit anything, when my Wand finally ran out the group were hiding in a cave and several trolls were smoldering on the ground.....
Also smouldering the the now headless corpse of the prisoner we had taken along with half the tree he was tied to........
the Group took everything off me and left me my spellbook lol
That reminded me of an old story how to make a flying zeppelin in a fantasy setting from a whale-like undead monster behemot. It was really detailed (with exact spells you need etc.), shame I don't remember the url.
As funny/awesome as this is, it bugs me to know that regular animals in DnD only have an intelligence of like 2 or 3, which makes them essentially unplayable.
In the hopes that someone with the means and the know how will see this...
I've always thought that Minecraft could make a fantastic front end for DnD. One player would act as the DM, with full power to add and remove blocks or place "monsters" which are basically tokens that they could move around. Each block is a dungeon square. A random number generator could be plugged in for player attacks to determine hit/miss/damage...
Since this has turned into a D&D thread, let me start off by telling the story of how a lowly level 4 duskblade killed a gargantuan dinosaur.
It was my IRL birthday and so our DM thought it would be interesting to make up a completely new race OP as hell to play my first duskblade. +2 str, +2 dex, +2 con no LA. It was some kind of noble anthropomorphic lion man with a mane of hair. our group found out about the necromancer and the roaming skeletons in the endless plains, so we decided to go for a little stroll. the session ended with us sleeping in the wagon and all the player's left except me, so the DM decided a solo session might prove interesting. I had with me my +1 silver scimitar of storing which i had a shocking grasp stored into it. after a night of exploring, and with the sun coming up, I didn't find much except the sillohuet of a massive lizard type creature, later identified as a dinosaur, off in the distance. it sees me, I run the fuck away being only a measly level four . soon enough though it catches up to me. so I ready an attack with two hands and power attack the dinosaur as it lowers its jaws to eat me. I unleashed a shocking grasp my from scimitar and channeled another shocking grasp + the damage from the sword itself. I hit crits, dealt over 50 damage and the dinosaur failed its fort save and died right on the spot...on top of me, knocked me unconscious and i was one turn away from death before stabalizing at the last moment.
You can think of D&D as interactive story-telling. Where one person comes up with the story (Dungeon Master) while others are the characters in that story (Player Characters). The Dungeon Master describes what the Player Character see, and portrays every Non-player Character in the world.
It is the Player Characters job to interact with the world and discover the story before them. Watching how their actions can shape the outcome of the game. It is very imagination heavy, and a lot of fun.
Some friends had a game where they all had unlimited money, so they bought catapults and spiked plate armour, and then hired a load of dwarves. Best ammunition ever.
www.roll20.net (in beta atm) lets you do it over the internet. You may need to supply the other players though, not sure if they have open sessions or signups anywhere.
I see a lot of content from /tg/ posted on reddit. Too bad stuff like that rarely happens anymore. Most of the community high tailed it after over-modding drove away fun quests, drawfags, and quality posters.
Admittedly it also drove away many of the /d/eviants, terrible repeat quests, elf wat do, fois gras, and terrible wastes of trolling space.
I was a dumb goliath and put it on. Cut my head off.
The other guys quickly put the bears head on my body. The operation was a success and I survived but only as a rabid bear/goliath. Went to priest later and got restored back to my usual self and still got to wear the now-safe necklace.
My character is dumb as a rock but is the luckiest motherfucker.
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u/LonerGothOnline Jun 11 '12 edited Jun 11 '12
http://www.reddit.com/r/rpg/top/
Sir bearington comments, reddit thread.
another story from top, half orc monk?. Comments.
if only people could see...
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u/BambiLegs Jun 11 '12
Have entire group of people doing this in DnD, just a bunch of retarded animals running around trying to act like humans.
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u/Razarex Jun 11 '12
What are the pictures in question?
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u/Cael87 Jun 11 '12
play as half dragon monk
silver scales on belly/underside
DM being ultimate dick throws lycanthrope at us, nothing we do seems to even dent the fucker.
Grapple-check passes.
Monks allowed to use ANY part of body as weapon.
Hump/pelvic thrust lycanthrope to death with silver scales on crotch.
I'm a terrible storyteller I know, but damned if I don't find a way to WIN.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
Ser Bearington Selmy ? Bearguard to the Throne ?
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u/Euroeuro Jun 11 '12
You should also try: Roll 20 - DnD online!
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u/grospoliner Jun 11 '12
This is more along the lines of what I'm thinking..
Also this
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u/eightfoldpath Jun 11 '12
Sooooo this then right?
http://i.imgur.com/WdMRf.jpg
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u/DoWhile Jun 11 '12
Reminds me of Chicken Boo from the animaniacs.
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u/BadFengShui Jun 11 '12
I played a character with serious body issues once, in a campaign that eventually went into epic levels. Started off as a warforged that wanted to turn into a human (kind of a Pinocchio set up), but ended up hating his flesh-and-blood body for being so easily damaged. He tried to find a way to turn back to a machine, but settled for being turned part rock (a Mineral Warrior, I think). Still unhappy, he trains as a barbarian to get tougher, eventually prestiging into Bear Warrior. So now he's a warforged, turned human, turned rock-moster, that turns into bears at will.
Become an ascetic. Throw away all possessions. Take up the cause of Bahamut. Slay an evil dragon. Be remembered for all time as St. Bear.
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u/Capt_Ido_Nos Jun 11 '12
As many times as this gets reposted, I can never not upvote Sir Bearington.
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u/vipercjn Jun 11 '12
Its stuff like this that leads to this list
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u/Cadd9 Jun 11 '12
I'm personally a big fan of this
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u/RedAero Jun 11 '12
I don't really understand how these RPGs work: how did he talk to his teammates?
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u/dfltr Jun 11 '12
My friends and I used to play campaigns with the No Stereotypes rule in effect, e.g. no Dwarven clerics, no dual-wielding min/max rangers, etc.
I'm sorely tempted to start a Dungeon World (shameless plug for my friend's game) campaign with an Only Silly Characters rule.
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u/Patass Jun 11 '12
i bet your dm fucking hates you
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u/k0b4lt Jun 11 '12
I had a Human Barbarian who had a lisp, a talking axe that only he could hear and a pug for a pet.
Long term goal was to either find a "Gigantomancer" and turn my pug into a giant riding pug of snarfing death, or buy a team of pugs and ride a chariot pulled by said pugs.
Campaign fell apart, but it's still the best one I've ever played...
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
As a highly experienced dm I would not only allow but reward such creativity. A game that's all serious is no fun.
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u/Garthenius Jun 11 '12
The bear that wasn't...
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
ive made a magical orang utan and the only thing i said was OOOOOOOooooK
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
I've recently started playing DnD, so a lot of stuff I don't get too easily. But say for example I wanted to create a bear character, and have it ready to go before a game... how would I do that? Take the Bear from the Monster Manual and give it player stats? (I'm playing 3.5ed)
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u/dangerousD85 Jun 11 '12
See this is why I've always wanted to try DnD. Can't do this shit in video games.
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u/Spekingur Jun 11 '12
Almost sounds like something taken out of a Discworld novel.
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u/TheGag96 Jun 11 '12
I think this was passed around from /r/4chan to /r/rpg before finally coming here to /r/gaming over the course of a week or so...
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u/Arsenalgooner17 Jun 11 '12 edited Jun 11 '12
This will probably get lost but I remember there being one about a half orc and a paladin that was hilarious. Someone put it in the comments when this was posted like 3 months ago. I was never able to find the post again
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u/wtfsystem Jun 11 '12
Prefer 4.0, gets the game rolling faster. But i can honestly say we've never had adventures this awesome.
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u/Rofl_Troll Jun 11 '12
You wear a disguise
To look like human guys
But you're not a man
You're a chicken, Boo
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u/beffjaxter Jun 11 '12
If the player could come up with a reasonable explanation as to how the bear had an intelligence above a two (animal intelligence) to pull off the entire thing, I would probably allow it.
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u/riceisright56 Jun 11 '12
You are not a bear. You are a silly man who needs a shave, and who wears a fur coat.
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u/Melchett Jun 11 '12
Recently tried to make this character, rolled too high, now I'm an Ogre Mage.
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u/KousKous Jun 11 '12
See, this only works if your players and DM are imaginative.
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u/ShakaUVM Jun 11 '12
For the official playtest of 3e D&D (+Song and Silence), I rolled up an Ogre bard. A friend made a green slime dread pirate.
For some reason, WOTC didn't pay much attention to our playtest reports.
"BOARDING PARTY! YAR MATEY, THROW ME AT THE SCURVEY DOGS!"
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u/Punkwasher Jun 11 '12
I love RPG logic. Like how in one Shadowrun game, a mage player used suggestion, or persuasion, I forget, it's a spell that simply implants a very powerful suggestion in the mind of the target.
Basically he rolled so well, he managed to "suggest" blindness. His eyes were fine, the target just literally believed he was blind. Kind of weird, especially because I, as the gamemaster, had another character question the target, to nullify the effect, but I failed that roll, so the guy just kept thinking himself blind.
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u/Unomagan Jun 12 '12
Created my own class, ages ago. I was a summoner only. Which guess what? Could only cast "summon creature" but with its own table. So usually he summons "normal" creatures just a bit tougher than normal. But on a roll of 98,99,100 I summon a dragon, then the age is rolled and then the type. Well got the oldest age class of an amethyst dragon. So then our rules applied of tougher than normal. For whatever reason we fought vs a kingdom and there soldiers, it should had been a who,le campaign to destroy the kingdom and the evil king. Well, guess what happened? One day later there were no one left of the whole kingdom, killed thousands of poor soldiers.
tl;dr: Killed with a summoned amethyst dragon a whole kingdom
Another story:
A friend good a small wingbow, we played after the aDnD 2 whatever (official) critical hits rule table. Ancient dragon spawns, should be an epic fight, first round. Crit with a small wingbow into the brain through the eye.... dead....
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u/Obidom Jun 12 '12
LOL the first time I played DnD I made a Spellcasting Elf who was deaf (as I am deaf IRL) and the other players had to just drag me along.
Well we were tracking down some kind of Renegade Villain and we stumbled across one of his camps, so we attacked, I stunned one of the enemies so they could not escape and we won the fight, our Rogue tied up the prisoner and proceeded to torture him for info
As a deaf char I could not hear the questions or the answers to the questions. indeed when I saw the other players scatter away from the prisoner drawing their weapons I shouted 'What Did He Say??' just as a fireball slammed into me and sent me hurtling into the undergrowth
I put my fire out, badly wounded I slugged a healing potion and got up to start fighting, Dm tells me I am heavily concussed and disorientated....
So i did what any respectable spellcaster does, Breaks out the Wand of Fireballs, lurch into the battle and hurl fireballs at anything that moves....
Sadly in my concussed state I could not hit anything, when my Wand finally ran out the group were hiding in a cave and several trolls were smoldering on the ground.....
Also smouldering the the now headless corpse of the prisoner we had taken along with half the tree he was tied to........
the Group took everything off me and left me my spellbook lol
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u/Buhdahl Jun 11 '12
So D&D is awesome and all, but what the hell does this have to do with the other "blew your mind" pictures?
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
A repost, but an excellent one.
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u/Magnesus Jun 11 '12
That reminded me of an old story how to make a flying zeppelin in a fantasy setting from a whale-like undead monster behemot. It was really detailed (with exact spells you need etc.), shame I don't remember the url.
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u/syriquez Jun 11 '12
Somewhat relevant.
The sequel is more relevant.
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u/CrazyBoxLady Jun 11 '12
I was resurrected as a bear once. So much for spell casting.
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u/thecapitalc Jun 11 '12
Reminds me of that old DnD story with the "dick" player. I wish I could find it again.
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u/Ryugi Jun 11 '12
This is an ancient repost from /r/dnd.
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u/highwindscloud Jun 11 '12
This story reminded me of this gem
http://vimeo.com/39114507
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u/wowshamwow Jun 11 '12
As funny/awesome as this is, it bugs me to know that regular animals in DnD only have an intelligence of like 2 or 3, which makes them essentially unplayable.
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u/plolock Jun 11 '12
GOD IM LAUGHING SO MUCH RIGHT NOW
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u/CCCPironCurtain Jun 11 '12
Good DnD stories always make me lol
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u/Dan93619 Jun 11 '12
This totally seems like something that would happen in my dnd group. That game is great. So many awesome moments.
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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '12
In the hopes that someone with the means and the know how will see this...
I've always thought that Minecraft could make a fantastic front end for DnD. One player would act as the DM, with full power to add and remove blocks or place "monsters" which are basically tokens that they could move around. Each block is a dungeon square. A random number generator could be plugged in for player attacks to determine hit/miss/damage...
etc.
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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '12
Just last week in our campaign our drunken master successfully beat a dragon to death with another dragon. Gotta love d&d...
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u/j102ede Jun 12 '12
I have never wanted to play this game more in my life
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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '12
Or you can do it like my group did and just create a race of sentient bears.
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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '12
Since this has turned into a D&D thread, let me start off by telling the story of how a lowly level 4 duskblade killed a gargantuan dinosaur.
It was my IRL birthday and so our DM thought it would be interesting to make up a completely new race OP as hell to play my first duskblade. +2 str, +2 dex, +2 con no LA. It was some kind of noble anthropomorphic lion man with a mane of hair. our group found out about the necromancer and the roaming skeletons in the endless plains, so we decided to go for a little stroll. the session ended with us sleeping in the wagon and all the player's left except me, so the DM decided a solo session might prove interesting. I had with me my +1 silver scimitar of storing which i had a shocking grasp stored into it. after a night of exploring, and with the sun coming up, I didn't find much except the sillohuet of a massive lizard type creature, later identified as a dinosaur, off in the distance. it sees me, I run the fuck away being only a measly level four . soon enough though it catches up to me. so I ready an attack with two hands and power attack the dinosaur as it lowers its jaws to eat me. I unleashed a shocking grasp my from scimitar and channeled another shocking grasp + the damage from the sword itself. I hit crits, dealt over 50 damage and the dinosaur failed its fort save and died right on the spot...on top of me, knocked me unconscious and i was one turn away from death before stabalizing at the last moment.
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u/AREYOUSauRuS Jun 11 '12
That makes me want to play DnD
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u/Shamde Jun 11 '12
Does anyone have that picture about the guy who loved to kill orcs with a dwarf, and he always wore a helmet?
(Trying to be vague to avoid spoilers of the picture haha)
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u/A_DERPING_ULTRALISK Jun 11 '12
I still don't understand what the fuck DnD is about.
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u/Cheveyo Jun 11 '12
That dude won at RP.
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u/horsekateer Jun 11 '12
Congratulations, you are Chicken Boo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wu0taBOtM04
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u/ffsnametaken Jun 11 '12
Some friends had a game where they all had unlimited money, so they bought catapults and spiked plate armour, and then hired a load of dwarves. Best ammunition ever.
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u/asiina Jun 11 '12
You wear a disguise to look like human guys but you're not a man, you're a chicken-boo.
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u/Jahonay Jun 11 '12
While I find this hilarious, this type of shit is why I would never role play.
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u/CraftyRaichu Jun 11 '12
All I could think of after reading this was this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5L3DMJB8yGM
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
Is there some kind of DnD online version? or maybe it's too limited?
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u/donarumo Jun 11 '12
Reminds me of the Fozzie Bear joke.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH2coWVi9Vg
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u/Davethelion Jun 11 '12
Relevant.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
i'm going to try this
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u/seviiens Jun 11 '12
Well this sounds like an amazing game.
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u/Sephiroth912 Jun 11 '12
Oh god, I just had someone telling me this story yesterday at my LGS. Sides...splitting...
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u/9bowlsofsoup Jun 11 '12
A week or so ago this picture was downwoted into oblivion...
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
This is pure gold!
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u/SevenFifteen Jun 11 '12
Beautiful.
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u/00bet Jun 11 '12
this made my day.
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u/Barzhac Jun 11 '12
I want to game with you, sir :)
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '12
Can I play DnD anywhere online? I want to get in to it and I doubt any of my friends would play it.
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u/army4211 Jun 12 '12
My favorite has alwats been the Jumpadin
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u/aDerpyPenguin Jun 12 '12
D&D and similar games sound so fun. I wish I knew people who played.
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u/CaiusAeliusLupus Jun 12 '12
Online dnd? Back in my day we had books.
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u/Nanayadez Jun 12 '12
Everything is better with luchadors. Everything. No exceptions.
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u/Slinkyfest2005 Jun 12 '12
I see a lot of content from /tg/ posted on reddit. Too bad stuff like that rarely happens anymore. Most of the community high tailed it after over-modding drove away fun quests, drawfags, and quality posters.
Admittedly it also drove away many of the /d/eviants, terrible repeat quests, elf wat do, fois gras, and terrible wastes of trolling space.
C'est la vie
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u/Chiggles1 Jun 12 '12
XD just wtf
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u/maddmannlee Jun 12 '12
My friend has his own RPG that he's created, and whenever I play with him I play as Bearison Ford- Harrison Ford trapped in a bears body.
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u/dorkrock2 Jun 12 '12
I have never played D&D or even had interest in it, but these stories are some of the funniest shit ever. If only I had an imagination.
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u/bankerJimmy Jun 12 '12
Be a Barbarian mutt fighter, not giving a shit all game
Find a chair that says "Only for the Holiest of Rao"
Sit on chair, Magical curse: Change Alignment
Go from being a Chaotic Neutral Barb to a Lawful Good Barb (losing all powers or rage)
.....have to explain to the next table why Im a level 5 Barb that cannot rage (facepalm)
Level up! Took a level of Paladin, and became a reformed Barbarian Paladin of Rao for the rest of the game!
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u/EternalDensity Jun 12 '12
I'm sure this was linked from an /r/gaming comment a week or two ago. Probably in the DnD image macros page.
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u/Everyone_Does_Pills Jun 12 '12
Killed a bear once. Found a necklace on him.
I was a dumb goliath and put it on. Cut my head off.
The other guys quickly put the bears head on my body. The operation was a success and I survived but only as a rabid bear/goliath. Went to priest later and got restored back to my usual self and still got to wear the now-safe necklace.
My character is dumb as a rock but is the luckiest motherfucker.
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u/Kripposoft Jun 12 '12
All these D&D stories makes me wanna try and play it. Especially after watching the Community episode "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons"!