i know it's just for the meme but i'm entertained by the thought that the party members are giving each other nicknames based on their classes ("rogie") rather than learn their actual names.
For one campaign, I was playing an antisocial druid who spent as much time as humanly possible as a giant badger. She had a magical artifact bonded to her that gave her said impulse, and the ability to stay in that Wildshape indefinitely. Between sessions, a posh dwarf wanted to discuss business with her. After asking around, he learned that she’s been spending her downtime tunneling into the earth behind the groups HQ. Having no alternative, the dwarf reluctantly gets on all fours and crawls in. After a surprisingly long crawl, he comes across my druid, in her badger form. She stares at him, snorting the air and pawing the ground for a bit. (It is not unusual for miss her to hiss, even in her Tiefling form). He's unnerved, but presses on, and explains his entire idea to her, while the badger stares at him with a vaguely pissed expression. This entire one sided conversation drags on for a few minutes, before he wraps up. Instead of indicating any level of agreement or acknowledging what he said, she snorts and turns around and continues digging. To this day, that dwarf is half-convinced he was just rambling to a real badger.
@@blumineck I always figured Don John was a wizard. I am disappointed to find out otherwise (feinds). Maybe a bard? Bards are probably opposed to the Oxford comma.
@@thelastwish558 probably the horse now that i think about it funny enough the druid i play in campaign i could see doing this problem is shes never seen a horse a day in her life she was raised on a island full of tigers by monks and shes a water genasi so her wildshapes are blue
The Ranger just chilling in the woods. Makes sense since that is his favorite place.
i know it's just for the meme but i'm entertained by the thought that the party members are giving each other nicknames based on their classes ("rogie") rather than learn their actual names.
You know, if I was traveling with a shapeshifter, I would definitely try to talk to every animal I saw. It could create some awkward moments.
For one campaign, I was playing an antisocial druid who spent as much time as humanly possible as a giant badger. She had a magical artifact bonded to her that gave her said impulse, and the ability to stay in that Wildshape indefinitely.
Between sessions, a posh dwarf wanted to discuss business with her. After asking around, he learned that she’s been spending her downtime tunneling into the earth behind the groups HQ. Having no alternative, the dwarf reluctantly gets on all fours and crawls in.
After a surprisingly long crawl, he comes across my druid, in her badger form. She stares at him, snorting the air and pawing the ground for a bit. (It is not unusual for miss her to hiss, even in her Tiefling form).
He's unnerved, but presses on, and explains his entire idea to her, while the badger stares at him with a vaguely pissed expression. This entire one sided conversation drags on for a few minutes, before he wraps up. Instead of indicating any level of agreement or acknowledging what he said, she snorts and turns around and continues digging.
To this day, that dwarf is half-convinced he was just rambling to a real badger.
The exclusions in that letter 😁🤣
I'm glad someone read it 😂
@@blumineck The name was a pun on Dungeon Master, right?
@@blumineck I always figured Don John was a wizard. I am disappointed to find out otherwise (feinds). Maybe a bard? Bards are probably opposed to the Oxford comma.
Surely putting both fiends and the tories on the exclusion list is redundant 😅🤣
This is what bard makes the best leader. They keep track of everyone and make sure they don't end up getting each other killed.
The Druid subplot is perfect🤣
thank you! That was honestly the first thing I wanted to include in this!
Question is was the druid the horse or person riding the horse?
@@jacobweatherford4696I'm wondering that too
@@thelastwish558 probably the horse now that i think about it funny enough the druid i play in campaign i could see doing this problem is shes never seen a horse a day in her life she was raised on a island full of tigers by monks and shes a water genasi so her wildshapes are blue
Druid got lost and worked as a pony ride 🤭
The Geese are multiplying!
Damn one legged squat is impressive
I love these harem pants you are wearing as monk, where did u buy them please? :)
thanks! I got them here: psylofashion.com/?smile_referral_code=Th84Cnbo&st_intent=st%3Areferrals%3Acustomer-offers%3ATh84Cnbo&
they do a lot of cool and weird clothing. I'm trying to slowly stock up on their more interesting stuff (very slowly! 😂)
Also- the casual pistol squat: 🔥
Oh dear god, that FRICKIN’ TERRITORIAL GOOSE! I went on a family trip to centre parks as a kid, and that goose TERRIFED me!
i love center parks, though i usually visit those in belgium
"We are regrettably unable to allow any fey, fiends, eldritch abominations, or members of the conservative party" XD
Fun! With a W!
Monk was cool
thanks! Monks are always fun to play!
warlock listening to my chemical romance and paramore omgff
Was that the Sherwood Forest Centre Parcs?
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Uh-oh! Looks like Mr. Blade (my patron) will have to have a word or two with lodging management~
Artificer would spend the whole time either tinkering or at a gun range.
This feels like Vox Machina in modern times lol
Sorcerer is best in this one. Lol
Hilarious!!!