me after every dnd session:
seen from Vietnam
seen from China

seen from United States
seen from China

seen from Malaysia
seen from Malaysia
seen from Lithuania
seen from United States

seen from United States

seen from Germany
seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Germany
seen from Canada
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Germany
seen from United States
seen from Singapore
seen from China
me after every dnd session:
The differences between caster classes explained
Wizard: I cast testicular torsion!
Sorceror: I also cast testicular torsion but I use my meta magic to twist it, flip it and reverse it
Warlock: I asked my sugar daddy to cast testicular torsion
Cleric: I asked god to cast testicular torsion
Druid: I asked nature to realign your testicles in an uncomfortable but still natural position
Bard: I owned you so hard your balls just did that
Artificer: I designed a device specifically for the twisting of testicles
I refuse to explain myself
“live laugh love” no. divine smite.
Me, on a bus in a corner of England: Incredible. This is just like legendary Dragon Master Katie Marovitch of Dropout fame tells it. So lifelike. So vivid
I call this "My Trifecta of Elf Dads Who Should Explore Each Other's Bodies"
So if a Mimic mimics items and corpses are considered items... Could a Mimic technically mimic a corpse of like a barbarian or something?
Cause if so I'm imagining like this mimic in a dungeon and it's a corpse or something and it just sees a team approaching right? And it's like "Oh boy food!"
And then it freezes in realization.
The team has a fucking Necromancer.
And now I'm imagining it from the team's side just like this Necromancer like "Oh boy an undead slave!!!" and like tries to revive it only for it not to do anything.
Or it does because the Mimic realizes it has to play along LMFAO
DnD,,,,