229 Mer-Maid?

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229 Mer-Maid?
I can't be the only one who thought about him ?
In this D&D campaign I’m in right now, I’ve been doing this thing with my Tabaxi-rogue character, where he loves eating fish and always puts the fish-head in his pocket to snack on later.
It’s just a funny little thing I started doing for the hell of it, and I’ve done it so much, that it’s just become an assumption that, unless explicitly stated otherwise, he will always have a fish-head in his pocket.
In the last game, he was kidnapped and separated from the group. He was locked in a cell and didn’t have his thieves tools with which he could have picked the lock. So what did he do? He checked his pocket, and found that his captures had left the fish-head alone (there was no way they were gonna touch that nasty thing). He took some of the bones from it and had enough to try picking the lock (with disadvantage) three times (each time I failed to pick the lock one of the bones snapped).
He got it on the second try, and was able to escape.
TLDR: a feature of my D&D character that was made just for a laugh turned out to save his ass.
Fish-head hammer
“Little is known of the origin of this fish-head hammer, other than the fact that two of tchem are known to exist…”
source: The Art of Fine Tools
fish-head replied to your post “I finished reading six of crows so instead of my usual “what if I did...”
Have u read the second book too bc it will make kf = nm so much More
WHAT ID JUST FATALISTICALLY ASSUMED THE NEXT ONE WASNT OUT I GOTTA FIND IT
fish-head started following you