The intimidation check goes so wrong that they laugh uncontrollably. Intimidation fail, but it still allowed him to head upstairs. Arguably it's a success it just doesn't feel like it.
One of my favorite moments playing DnD was when I (dwarf barbarian) rolled a nat 20 on my acrobatics check to jump off a railing, essentially did a triple backflip, and landed in front of a bandit, just to roll a nat 1 on intimidation, so I joked that during the triple backflip my characters loincloth came up and he flashed everybody in the room, and our dm laughed so hard he had the bandit skip a turn in complete shock at the scene of events.
As a GM, if anyone ever rolled a nat 1 on an intimidation check, I always gave their targets a temporary debuff of "incapacitated by laughter" and gave the *player* 15s to blurt out what his character would do to take advantage of this state.
I like this idea, but to make it fair, i’d make it so as long as they are reacting to his fail and laughing uncontrollably, you are, first, the center of attention, making it so that your character cant really act without them remembering that they are in a fight to the death (but teammates can hide with advantage, and try to attack distracted targets), and second, since it is a fail anyway, you are frustrated by the reaction and by your own failure, so you either freeze, unable to do anything, get pissed off and attack random closest objects and creatures, or try to run away, ashamed
It makes sense the team keeps choosing to animate the scenes where people end up naked. Its probably way easier for them to draw someone naked than having to make an undressed version of the puppets. Haha
Id honestly love to see an animation of when Kyborg shot 2 separate arrows into the unknown and Mudd casts a spell to make the darkness disappear. They see 2 people fighting and they each have an arrow in them. And one of the people fighting just says, "Alright who shot the arrow" and Kyborg and Mudd point at a fallen enemy (I think Kyborg also kicks a bow near them) and they roll for deception and pass. Sorry if I can't remember it well (it's been a while since ive watched that part). I believe the audio is in Bart's Arc.
I just listened to this episode last night, and love the fact that what was left out was Blaine decided *after* he jumped that Kyborg was naked. This was fully self inflicted and I love that all of you give 100% to your nat 1 rolls.
"While they are laughing at you, you suddenly remember your scream was such a high frequency, the spirit ears probably didn't hear it. It is at that point you realize they are laughing at.. something else."
Playing a six int Goblin and I find a book that the DM hints at being very useful to the current story. I'm currently on my own as I eagerly entered a crawl space nobody else could fit in so my party have no possible way to say 'keep it' in character. I know I should care as a real person but my goblin cannot read. I instead ask the DM to roll an int check to see if I have the mental capacity to take the book before returning to the party instead of leaving it behind. He says to roll a D6 with anything above 3 being a success. Natural one It's cold in here. Better start a fire for when the group catch up
The tactic of my current character in surprise confrontation is to throw his lab coat at the foe (his only clothes) then unleash the RAW UNCONSTRAINED POWER OF HIS BIRTHDAY SUIT and eldritch magic upon them. Highly effective.
This short will always be remembered as the best moment for me. This introduced me to the podcast. After finishing to the Infinight campaign. Its inspired me to run something similar! Thank you all for so many laughts and the inspiration!
I always specify how my characters sleep for this reason. And they aren't all the same. Even two of my characters that happen to be siblings (got lucky with one of them ending up in a different world, long story). One sleeps naked and sprawled out, the other has on undergarments and sleeps coiled up (they are yuan ti with tails instead of legs)
I wonder if there is a graph of every dice roll. I swear the number of nat ones and even on average below 10 is breaking math. Wil Wheaton might start to get jealous for the number of ones here
This short was the first time I stumbled across the Stinky Dragon crew & I was INSTANTLY hooked! 😂 The animation is awesome (as are the stop-motion puppet episodes), the voice acting & sound design is good, & the way the D&D players go with their mistakes & low dice rolls and just plus the humour so much is irresistible! 🥰
I like how the 1 led to a scream so bad that it still worked. The enemies were too entertained by his humiliation to actually kill him. Pretty sure his self esteem took a bag of holding full of coins with catapult cast on them worth of damage though lmao.
Last time I played I Wildshaped into my Saber-Toothed Tiger form pounced on a guy and made a bite attack with a NAT1. So instead of biting the guy I licked him. 😂 Like, sorry, got confused there for a sec.
While I was listening to this I couldn’t stop thinking about how good an animated version of this scene would be. Thanks for making it happen! Now it’s time to do the whole first season😂
I was listening to this episode, realized I'd seen a short from this arc, and came just to find this again 😂😂😂 Blaine's scream was so perfect. I love that he decideto perform after rolling. He must have learned from the backflip checks.
in my group, I'd had so many nat 1's that the fifth in a row, third being chaotic bead... DM and friends decided it should get chaotic and since it was a bead, I suggested the MIB first movie practical joke black out orb... I recently caught it in a magic net and 2 skill checks (tied twice) that came down to a coin flip and got it, 3 times to cause chaos, 3 times to catch it lol
Never played DND so this might be totally normal but I love that Gus is so willing to let them do silly stuff and that they totally roll with and embrace poor rolls.
The intimidation check goes so wrong that they laugh uncontrollably. Intimidation fail, but it still allowed him to head upstairs. Arguably it's a success it just doesn't feel like it.
I love that rolling a 1 doesn't cause the game to go horribly wrong. Usually gives them an opportunity for a funny scene instead! :)
Task faild successfully
Gotta love it when this happen, when rolling either a 1 or a 20 will still succeed, just that a 1 will do something that you don’t want to do.
@@Zack_Zander You take 1d4 emotional damage.
@@matthewd7142 The definition of task failed successfully.
I love how the party 💯 % own their nat 1's with no shame whatsoever even adding to them themselves 😂
They are professionals at "Yes, and..."
@@ragingfilthycasualyou may even call them comedians!
@@delksbwg3777 Some would dare say, "Entertainers".
Wait all of them?
@@ragingfilthycasualand i would say a dnd connoisseur
Intent: *RAAAARGH!*
Result: _Eeeeeeeeek!_
Zoinks
Jeepers
RUN RAGGY
I feel like it was more of an “AAAAAAaaaaA”
The best part is that it was Blaine's actual scream. He said that depending on how he rolled he would scream accordingly.
One of my favorite moments playing DnD was when I (dwarf barbarian) rolled a nat 20 on my acrobatics check to jump off a railing, essentially did a triple backflip, and landed in front of a bandit, just to roll a nat 1 on intimidation, so I joked that during the triple backflip my characters loincloth came up and he flashed everybody in the room, and our dm laughed so hard he had the bandit skip a turn in complete shock at the scene of events.
Bandit: yo dude wtf! Cover yourself better! *Dies
Lmao, that's amazing 😂
This is so beautiful
That's a good way to get your way
Fail successfully...
As a GM, if anyone ever rolled a nat 1 on an intimidation check, I always gave their targets a temporary debuff of "incapacitated by laughter" and gave the *player* 15s to blurt out what his character would do to take advantage of this state.
That’s brilliant
I like this idea, but to make it fair, i’d make it so as long as they are reacting to his fail and laughing uncontrollably, you are, first, the center of attention, making it so that your character cant really act without them remembering that they are in a fight to the death (but teammates can hide with advantage, and try to attack distracted targets), and second, since it is a fail anyway, you are frustrated by the reaction and by your own failure, so you either freeze, unable to do anything, get pissed off and attack random closest objects and creatures, or try to run away, ashamed
That sounds fun
Nat 20 is critical success...
Nat 1 is _~Glorious Success~_
I'll never be less satisfied with blaine just immediately going "okay, here we go" on a nat 1
How the hell do you have 3k likes and literally no replies? But now ya do
@@Egg0-Probably botting the comment.. tbh even I didn't know I got that many
It makes sense the team keeps choosing to animate the scenes where people end up naked. Its probably way easier for them to draw someone naked than having to make an undressed version of the puppets. Haha
Funny how it's a common enough occurrence lol
@@captainrockview2054They should rename this to *Naked Adventures* (or something like that)
@@tdpuuhailee8222Adventures Absent of Armor
@@orangeismyfavoritecolorTHIS WINS
@@orangeismyfavoritecolorI concur this is the winner
Id honestly love to see an animation of when Kyborg shot 2 separate arrows into the unknown and Mudd casts a spell to make the darkness disappear. They see 2 people fighting and they each have an arrow in them. And one of the people fighting just says, "Alright who shot the arrow" and Kyborg and Mudd point at a fallen enemy (I think Kyborg also kicks a bow near them) and they roll for deception and pass.
Sorry if I can't remember it well (it's been a while since ive watched that part). I believe the audio is in Bart's Arc.
I just listen to this episode and it was pretty spot on! Its Ep 74 and starts around the 20 min mark
That would be hilarious
That gurly scream is hilarious 🤣
I've been waiting to see this scene animated, and it did not disappoint.
The dm didn’t even have to make up how his critical fail made him less intimating, he was able to do it all on his own without even a single word
“Can I do that Gus ?!” Very reminiscent of a child asking his father to let him go on a swing at the park
I just listened to this episode last night, and love the fact that what was left out was Blaine decided *after* he jumped that Kyborg was naked. This was fully self inflicted and I love that all of you give 100% to your nat 1 rolls.
And the best part is that he said that depending on how he rolls determines how he screams. So this was his actual scream.
Kyborg should have gotten an indecency bonus for his intimidation roll.
That is one of the funniest moments in the first campaign and his scream haha
The best part is that he said, "whatever I roll depends on how I scream."
I love how the animation portrays the Nat 1 ironically working because the enemy is too busy laughing, lol
The spirits
“Good grief he’s naked!”
I understood that reference
Bro, a ready to throw hands naked elf screaming at you after throwing someone out the window def should've had advantage
Ha ha ha!!!! That DM is a real troll!!!
"While they are laughing at you, you suddenly remember your scream was such a high frequency, the spirit ears probably didn't hear it. It is at that point you realize they are laughing at.. something else."
"And its a 1" is probably the most common thing heard during a DND session
Playing a six int Goblin and I find a book that the DM hints at being very useful to the current story. I'm currently on my own as I eagerly entered a crawl space nobody else could fit in so my party have no possible way to say 'keep it' in character. I know I should care as a real person but my goblin cannot read. I instead ask the DM to roll an int check to see if I have the mental capacity to take the book before returning to the party instead of leaving it behind.
He says to roll a D6 with anything above 3 being a success.
Natural one
It's cold in here. Better start a fire for when the group catch up
Dang, it do be like that tho
kyborg is such a hilarious character lmfao
The tactic of my current character in surprise confrontation is to throw his lab coat at the foe (his only clothes) then unleash the RAW UNCONSTRAINED POWER OF HIS BIRTHDAY SUIT and eldritch magic upon them. Highly effective.
This short will always be remembered as the best moment for me. This introduced me to the podcast. After finishing to the Infinight campaign. Its inspired me to run something similar! Thank you all for so many laughts and the inspiration!
He failed so hard he got reverse intimidated
Just started the stream this week and this is the exact scene that I finished up before grabbing lunch at work 😂
Possibly the most iconic moment in the infiknight campaign, glorious.
I homestly love how well they nailed the designs of the characters, mud looks so accurate to the character I imagined him as
I always specify how my characters sleep for this reason. And they aren't all the same. Even two of my characters that happen to be siblings (got lucky with one of them ending up in a different world, long story). One sleeps naked and sprawled out, the other has on undergarments and sleeps coiled up (they are yuan ti with tails instead of legs)
I wonder if there is a graph of every dice roll.
I swear the number of nat ones and even on average below 10 is breaking math. Wil Wheaton might start to get jealous for the number of ones here
The fiercest of roars in all the lands... 😆
I love that Blaine mentions this is his favourite scene in one of the later episodes; how it shows how well the campaign is managed.
I don't think that cup will ever be used again 💀
"It's just cold in here, I swear!"
This short was the first time I stumbled across the Stinky Dragon crew & I was INSTANTLY hooked! 😂 The animation is awesome (as are the stop-motion puppet episodes), the voice acting & sound design is good, & the way the D&D players go with their mistakes & low dice rolls and just plus the humour so much is irresistible! 🥰
This feels like something out of Total Drama
I feel like being naked should add advantage to an intimidation check XD
I’m on this episode of the podcast and seeing it animated is just the best😂
Someone's gonna have to wash that drink 😭
Definitely a failed successfully moment
The intimidating scream killed me it did not play out like it did in his head
He doesn't even think about if he has his gear on or not...he just wants to jump out of a window
I laughed way too hard at this. Intimidation check results in "Confusion" lol
I love the idea that a 1 is just as good as a 20, only because the enemies are so busy laughing or feeling bad for you that they let you go.
I like how the 1 led to a scream so bad that it still worked. The enemies were too entertained by his humiliation to actually kill him.
Pretty sure his self esteem took a bag of holding full of coins with catapult cast on them worth of damage though lmao.
The twinkle in his eyes when he asks if he can do a grapple check 😄
ohh god these are always great, some really gut busting laughing moments you share, keep up the amazing vids!
“Must be cold in here”
Love the animations!!! They're done so well!!!😻
I feel like a naked man bursting in, screaming, then running upstairs would be at least a +1
I mean the intimidation checked work just not how they wanted it to
Chris in GumGum's body making that excited suggestion is so surprising
I was expecting people to run out as soon as he was at the door, but the Nat 1 makes it even more hilarious. 😂😂😂
I love that he did a high pitched scream when he realized what he was in for 😂
Kyborg sounds like a playful child when he's asking Gus if he can jump out the window🤣
Last time I played I Wildshaped into my Saber-Toothed Tiger form pounced on a guy and made a bite attack with a NAT1. So instead of biting the guy I licked him. 😂 Like, sorry, got confused there for a sec.
While I was listening to this I couldn’t stop thinking about how good an animated version of this scene would be. Thanks for making it happen! Now it’s time to do the whole first season😂
man i really love this dnd sessions animations
He should have had advantage.
Cause if a naked man runs into my house, Id be worried already
Seeing Blaine's enthusiasm coming through in the animated Kyborg's eyes asking Gus if he can leap! 😁😁
Pure “Task failed successfully” energy
I’ve never played D&D but im glad I found these shorts. Ggs
Only in dnd can you pull off something really cool only to have an amazing FUCK up right after *sigh* I miss it
See I love role playing out nat 1 rolls. It’s so fun to put a creative twist onto why you critically fail something
The way the cup was enough for his size to cover up.
Kyborg has a tendency of jumping out of windows
That scream was pitch perfect
Blaine nailed that nat one intimidation scream
The knockback and damage of ROB’s Gyro is based on speed so it does more damage the faster it goes. I didn’t know it had its own percent though.
That scream to 🤣 should've worked to scare them, it would've me 😅
This clip is why I subscribed.
Kudos for roleplaying the nat 1. You might even say he...rolled with it.
I will never get tired of Kyborg's shenanigans
Bro violated that cup
I would literally watch a full length movie of these adventures.
Embracing the nat 1 is so refreshing to see compared to other DnD shows.
The way he uses the cup😂
The dice making the narrative work is such a beautiful thing! XD
You forgot the part where he failed first lol
The fact that the person drew the inkeeper in the bed aswell
"The spirits are too busy laughing to notice you skulk back to your room."
Welcome back Jolly, it's good to have you upload again.
This made me laugh so hard I choked 😂😂😂😅😅
If kyborg didn't have clothes on, what was the innkeeper doing, 🤔
Gus has spoiled me as a DM xD i love his way of just Yes anding.
I love the implication that the spirit walruses are too confused to aggress Kyborg after that scream.
Still worked, spirits were to busy laughing their asses iff
I was listening to this episode, realized I'd seen a short from this arc, and came just to find this again 😂😂😂 Blaine's scream was so perfect. I love that he decideto perform after rolling. He must have learned from the backflip checks.
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That must have been one heck of night!! ;D
I just finished this episode and this is exactly how I envisioned this. I was laughing so hard at work. 😂
i like to think that the 1 actually worked because the spirits were laughing at the sight
This is why we love Kyborg XD
Literally lived the nightmare we’ve all had
I've had that happen many times and I wish I never had them.
Why do I remember nightmares better than dreams...?
in my group, I'd had so many nat 1's that the fifth in a row, third being chaotic bead... DM and friends decided it should get chaotic and since it was a bead, I suggested the MIB first movie practical joke black out orb... I recently caught it in a magic net and 2 skill checks (tied twice) that came down to a coin flip and got it, 3 times to cause chaos, 3 times to catch it lol
They are so embarrassed for him they aren't even gonna attack him
I love your videos they make me laugh 🤣
Never played DND so this might be totally normal but I love that Gus is so willing to let them do silly stuff and that they totally roll with and embrace poor rolls.
Good Experienced DMs allow for stuff like this. It's not a requirement per the rules, but it makes for great role playing.
looks like all his spirit left his body before he woke up