For anyone who thinks D&D is boring
Here is a brief run down of some of the things my party have encountered in our first 10 sessions:
- Our folk hero got his sword stuck in a tree, on the next turn rolled a critical hit, and managed to stealthily drop the tree on the guy he was trying to fight
- Our lawful evil half-elf hunter rolled a critical miss on their first attack, shot another party member and when confronted about it, responded with "then don't get in the way"
- When trying to figure out how they could wake up for a 3am raid, the phrase "what's an ancient alarm clock? The bladder" was said before the whole party downed all the water they could find
- Our half-elf bard got crabs from a threesome with two guys she managed to seduce in a bar
- The same half-elf bard also got mouth herpes from attempting to seduce a ruffian who had fallen on top of her mid-battle because "he was hot" despite the only description the DM gave was "rugged"
- Our dwarfish druid turned into a mouse and nearly got eaten by a goblin when they rolled a critical miss while scoping out a castle after having set off a booby trap
- Our human paladin attempted to impress a barmaid by drinking a pint of Orc's Breath as a challenge and vomited all over the floor, causing him to become a local celebrity for his stupidity and weak stomach
- Our human cleric got his foot chopped off by one of a four-orc dog-pile outside a cave after all four orcs failed a saving throw and tripped on a rope we'd put outside the cave mouth
- Our halfling rogue rolled a critical hit on a stealth roll and managed to sneak the ENTIRE party into a heavily guarded castle under her cloak
- When confronted with an owlbear, the dwarfish druid and human cleric teamed up, fed it a goblin, and pet it until it became their friend (they rolled a critical) and now our DM is desperately trying to kill it before 'George' charges in and fights all our battles for us
- Everytime the DM knows our plan is going to get us killed, an arrow with a note attached hits near one of us with an exasperated suggestion from a helpful mercenary NPC we met in our first session
- Also half our party have disfiguring facial scars we have nicknamed strokes of luck which are given when our DM could have killed us, but didn't
So yeah. D&D isn't boring. Your imagination is.