The production quality keeps increasing every video, specifically in this oceon series I noticed from no time stamps, to numbered time stamps to descriptive time stamps. Fantastic work!
At the moment I am at Saltmarsh. I have made a blueprint for the shipyard master for a new type of mighty warship. One like has never been constructed before. I even gone as far as to provide the material needed to build it, and gave up a huge chunk of my hoard to fund the labor and enchantments needed to construct it, and for the local innkeeper to upgrade his tavern just to hold enough people to hire the soldiers needed to even crew it. As you can imagine giving up that much of my treasure really hurts, like over a dozen bones snapping. It will take me months just to get over it. But at the moment there are so many threats in the area that such a upgrade to their navy is nessicary both for the cute and fluffy humanoids who live there to survive, and reduce the chances of my Bronze Dragon friend to not end up KIA because he doesn't have enough support from allies. Besides, anything I spend eventually ends up in the hands of evil, for them to then hide away before a final battle with their enemies, a map hidden incase they win and forget where its stashed. In the end, my treasure always returns to its rightful owner.
I'm sure this months-long project will stimulate the local economy as well. Saltmarsh has certainly been hurting due to the expansion of the Hool Marshes and Sahuagin activity. Good luck and many swift returns!
@@TheCuriousOwlbear The Sahuagin are exactly why I needed to do this. Oyster The Bronze Dragon must survive battle, or all could be lost for the cost. Meanwhile I must use my magic to turn earth into brick to give to the local masions for improving defenses. Especially since most of the buildings are made of wood. Wood buildings attract Red Dragons. And you know how I feel about Chromatic Dragons.
Hey um, about what you said at the outro. Please fellow adventures, remember to buy that subscribe button some seabass soup and fine fruit punch before smashing it. Be polite now.
Humans are not denser than water, that is why you have to add weights keep them under water. when paralyzed they will float to the surface. just flip them on to their back so they don't drown.
The production quality keeps increasing every video, specifically in this oceon series I noticed from no time stamps, to numbered time stamps to descriptive time stamps. Fantastic work!
6:11 Poor unfortunate souls. In pain indeed. Oh yes its a very good pun as as we all know there is but 1 way to help them. To slay them? Yes indeed.
My players are about to set sea, these will definitely spice up my game, yet another bullseye I've found on this channel, love it! 🎯
Thank you! I totally needed this today! My players are headed out on the ocean this weekend.
Great timing! Good luck with the session :)
Lovin these videos man. Been binging them lately. Maybe a library encounter video could spark some interesting thoughts
Good idea! I'll see what I can come up with
At the moment I am at Saltmarsh. I have made a blueprint for the shipyard master for a new type of mighty warship. One like has never been constructed before. I even gone as far as to provide the material needed to build it, and gave up a huge chunk of my hoard to fund the labor and enchantments needed to construct it, and for the local innkeeper to upgrade his tavern just to hold enough people to hire the soldiers needed to even crew it.
As you can imagine giving up that much of my treasure really hurts, like over a dozen bones snapping. It will take me months just to get over it. But at the moment there are so many threats in the area that such a upgrade to their navy is nessicary both for the cute and fluffy humanoids who live there to survive, and reduce the chances of my Bronze Dragon friend to not end up KIA because he doesn't have enough support from allies.
Besides, anything I spend eventually ends up in the hands of evil, for them to then hide away before a final battle with their enemies, a map hidden incase they win and forget where its stashed. In the end, my treasure always returns to its rightful owner.
I'm sure this months-long project will stimulate the local economy as well. Saltmarsh has certainly been hurting due to the expansion of the Hool Marshes and Sahuagin activity.
Good luck and many swift returns!
@@TheCuriousOwlbear The Sahuagin are exactly why I needed to do this. Oyster The Bronze Dragon must survive battle, or all could be lost for the cost.
Meanwhile I must use my magic to turn earth into brick to give to the local masions for improving defenses. Especially since most of the buildings are made of wood. Wood buildings attract Red Dragons. And you know how I feel about Chromatic Dragons.
oh awesome! more fantastic encounters! cheers bro :)
More to come!
Hey um, about what you said at the outro. Please fellow adventures, remember to buy that subscribe button some seabass soup and fine fruit punch before smashing it. Be polite now.
Love you man!
Humans are not denser than water, that is why you have to add weights keep them under water. when paralyzed they will float to the surface. just flip them on to their back so they don't drown.