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D&D is an experience. you know it, i know it, we all know it,
so why don't you share the stupid accidents and mishaps with the world?
WHAT YOU CAN SUBMIT
-Homebrew races and classes and whatever else -Events in your campaign and how they went WRONG (or right) -Things your players and party have said -Just any nonsense, really.
"do i submit posts or send in asks?" Do either. just do the one that's easier for you
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My playersâ party consists of a radiant soul monk, swashbuckler rogue fiend warlock multiclass, war cleric, and battle master fighter. Their current campaign arc involves dismantling an apocalyptic cult attempting to freeze the world. One of their side quests required a trip to the Underdark, whereupon they discovered a modest Underdark lake serving as an obstacle. I only put it in the map so they would have to decide the best way to get around it.
I was very clear about the dangers of the Underdark, especially the water features.
The cleric and fighter clung to the small ledge and skirted the lake.
The flamboyant rogue and theatrical monk went for a swim, the clericâs light cantrip granting them little beacons in the water.
Rather than swimming straight away to their goal, they decided to enjoy the cold waters and explore. I asked if they were sure a couple times and they showed no sense of danger, so I rewarded their intrepid nature by attacking them with a Merrow. The first attack caught them by surprise, and they decided their best course of action was to hold their actions and try to grapple it so it couldnât dive again. I explained that it was quite large and even if they succeeded, I would not guarantee the merrow would be arrested at the surface so everyone could attack it.
Initiative rolled. Surprise round ended. Merrow goes first and harpoons the monk, yoinking him 10â underwater before swimming up to thrash the rogue and diving down again.
This has gone poorly and they are at a loss.
The cleric steps to the ledge and aims a level 3 guiding bolt at the merrow, who just happens to be lit up by the light cantrips.
Rolls a natural 20, damage dice go crazy, and one-shots the merrow.
It was one of about 10 natural 20s rolled that night, which added to the magnitude of the moment for my players. An epic moment they still talk about.
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sharing a D&D shenanigans story, after seeing your post. This campaign is OLD, so I may not get every detail.
Our DnD group was on its way to a castle. The area in front of it was pretty barren and foggy (we couldn't see far). We had just finished fighting against some zombies as we all checked our spell slots or HP. A Player, a sorcerer I believe, found the spell Gust. We had a long way ahead of us and tried to speed up. So he used that spell to push us a little bit further (including me, a lanky Firbolg Cleric) Didn't work too well, but we had a laugh. Then the Barbarian in our group, a Tortle (species), asked if they should try to use him as a projectile, since he could hide in his shell and basically turn into a rock with a damn high AC. So he got into his shell, our sorcerer walked behind him, casted Gust and catapulted the Tortle into the fog. He rolled pretty damn well, because the next thing my character saw was a big rock flying out of the fog into his direction and with another (unfortunately) successful roll hit my Firbolg with full force and HALF-LIFED me.
They never used that attack again... even though it worked PRETTY WELL ON ME
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our thief was trying to seduce a cult leader while our bard was trying to become the new leader
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so i basically just altered the thri-kreen page for a subrace
name is Paera cause i only had one pair of braincells writin this
og page blehh
A close relative of the Thri-kreen, the Paera adapted to a more social and peaceful lifestyle, and as a result, lost their more protective features in exchange for living longer. This doesnât stop them from being hard workers, nor enjoy exploring.
Paera, like their Thri-kreen relatives, have insectile features and two pairs of arms.
Although Paera donât sleep, they do require periods of inactivity to revitalize themselves. During these periods, they are fully aware of whatâs happening around them.
Something that sets them apart from their relatives is the fact that they pupate, although it happens late in life, usually near the end of oneâs lifespan.
Paera speak by clacking their mandibles and, once they grow in, waving their antennae, indicating to other Paera what they are thinking and feeling. Other creatures find this method of communication difficult to interpret and impossible to replicate. To interact with other folk, Paera can communicate regularly.
Paera Traits (itâs just Thri-kreen)
Ability Score Increase. Increase one ability score by 2, and increase a different one by 1, or increase three different scores by 1.
Creature Type. You are a Monstrosity.
Size. You are Medium or Small. You choose the size when you select this race.
Speed. Your walking speed is 30 feet.
Darkvision. You can see in dim light within 60 feet of yourself as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You discern colors in that darkness only as shades of gray.
Secondary Arms. You have two slightly smaller secondary arms below your primary pair of arms. The secondary arms can manipulate an object, open or close a door or container, pick up or set down a Tiny object, or wield a weapon that has the light property.
Sleepless. You do not require sleep and can choose to remain conscious during a long rest, though you must still refrain from strenuous activity to gain the benefit of the rest.
Languages. You can speak, read, and write Common and one other language that you and your DM agree is appropriate for the character.
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