Me: listens to the story of Brad Me: Curse of Brahd

Isa-cade: I was reincarnated in another world as a Cicada and now I must sing.

@Demonrose64

2 жыл бұрын

This has me wheezing.

@WyvernTheLost

2 жыл бұрын

"Let me play you the song of my people" *High pitched demonic buzzing intensifies*

@blackmantis1511

2 жыл бұрын

Why does this sound like an actual anime, honestly that could be great comedy, MC is the Cicada that is always present in every major moment in every anime, just seeing rip off anime scenes while focusing on this cicada

Brad: Oh no! How dare there be roleplaying in this roleplaying game!

@SanteeDakota

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing but roleplay for an entire session? would probably leave that group as not a good fit.

@yi-hira

2 жыл бұрын

@@SanteeDakota the art is to balance rp and combat. But Brad seems to hate ALL forms of roleplay. And I've had rp heavy sessions, all of which are essential to the plot. There is *supposed* to be rp in dungeons and dragons. If you decide to leave because it's "too long", don't complain to me or DnD subs that you "don't understand the plot", buddy.

@SanteeDakota

2 жыл бұрын

@@yi-hira Sorry, didn't mean to defend the jerk. Brad has no business anywhere near that group. It's just that mention of made of entire sessions of nothing but roleplay, 4-6 hours of pure roleplay would be a slog for me. Some combat would be nice to wake me up a bit and remind me I'm alive.

@LetholdusKaspyr

2 жыл бұрын

@@SanteeDakota Yes, nothing like a little basic math to wake one up after boring, tiresome improvised acting and cooperative storytelling with friends.

Isekai'd means when a character is transported to an unfamiliar world. Anime genre mainly, normally called Isekai.

@hertzyscowicz7066

2 жыл бұрын

There's also a connotation that the starting world is the real world.

@khrowv

2 жыл бұрын

@@hertzyscowicz7066 Yeah most of them start that way

@kingfreedom160

2 жыл бұрын

It's possible he got isekai'd from a fantasy world to the real world during WWII?

@NonApplicable1983

2 жыл бұрын

Read Kill Six Billion Demons if you want to see a great Isekai.

@eloidasarmi6815

2 жыл бұрын

@King Freedom It is possible, technically isekai don't have any limitations on which world are used as point A and point B. But the most popular way to do it is reality-fantasy.

You know these are going to be good when the animated Crispy already has "My disappointment is immeasurable" eyes.

CoS 70% rp 30% combat... "I check the lock for traps" "You can't do that. There's 0% exploration in CoS. You can talk to it or fight it."

@GhostBear3067

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like it is time to have an argument with a lock...

@kingnofplazma7322

2 жыл бұрын

"You're not locked, you want to open us for us."

@WarmLusamine

Жыл бұрын

Looks like this comment is part of the hidden percent of smartass.

@sherylcascadden4988

Жыл бұрын

My friend's dwarven fighter: "Let me deal with it.". Hits it repeatedly with+3 adamantine war hammer. "That should do it."

"my character is arbitrarily wealthy and also a jerk to everyone, including the rest of the party" sounds a lot like "please rob my character and leave them tied up in the middle of the woods" to me.

@360entertainment2

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like something I’d do in character. Maybe out as well, really depends on how annoyed I am by the behavior!

Regarding "Literally trying to replace the DM", how many instances of just blundering into the next room to initiate combat should a group tolerate before they, In character, close the door behind that one character and let the problem sort itself out, as it were?

@nondescriptcat5620

2 жыл бұрын

cast Sickening Radiance centered in the room, *then* close the door.

@stephaniejenkins7822

2 жыл бұрын

@@nondescriptcat5620 what does Sickening Radiance do? 🤔

@nondescriptcat5620

2 жыл бұрын

@@stephaniejenkins7822 20ft radius, 4d10 radiant damage per turn, plus one level of Exhaustion that ends when the spell does. six levels of Exhaustion are lethal, so casting it and closing the door is an easy way to deal with groups of mooks, especially because the Exhaustion eventually imposes disadvantage on Saves. very strong spell, problem is: it isn't selective, so the party needs to be careful fighting around it (unless you have a Sorcerer with Careful Spell, which is just obscene)

@stephaniejenkins7822

2 жыл бұрын

@@nondescriptcat5620 it sounds like the player could die from the damage caused by that spell a great enemies, before it even gets to the point of the exhaustion proving lethal 😅 It certainly looks like it's far more powerful than anything I've ever seen before (I'm new to D&D, and have played two one-shot games so far and loving it 😁).

@nondescriptcat5620

2 жыл бұрын

@@stephaniejenkins7822 it's pretty potent for a 4th-level spell. Sickening Radiance plus Fireball and a Summon are all the damage some classes really need outside of cantrips.

"Nobody has told Jeff" made me laugh more than it should have

Isekai is a genre of anime where the main character is sent to a different (usually fantasy) universe (often upon death). A popular example of this is That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime

@hertzyscowicz7066

2 жыл бұрын

Other examples include Chronicles on Narnia and John Carter of Mars.

@BURNALUCARD

2 жыл бұрын

@@hertzyscowicz7066 wait is winnie the pooh an isekai anime? Cus christopher robin enters the wood where his stuffed toys are alive and real

@eversobritish1335

2 жыл бұрын

@@hertzyscowicz7066 or the earliest example Dante’s Inferno. It’s also the earliest fan fiction

@davidspring4003

2 жыл бұрын

@@BURNALUCARD no, because it's literally just his imagination in cannon

@BURNALUCARD

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidspring4003 this too big brain of a concept for me

Intro story: Sounds like that person was just looking for any excuse to drop OP as a friend. First story: Yeah, that guy sounds lame as hell. Nonchalantly mentioning that you have a kill-list of coworkers to your psychiatrist? That's not a thing people do unless they, as OP described this guy, build their entire persona around being edgy. It's to have the story of "I'm so crazy, I once got fired because my job found out I was going to kill ten people there, and them firing me was the only thing that stopped me from doing it." No one would be impressed by that, and I hope this person is at least in their 20's, cuz if they're doing this shit in their 30's or 40's just to get clout, that's a sad sad life they lead. Second story: Brad sounds awful. Like, I get that some people think that TTRPGs are just "fight things for gold"; that was the basis of old-school D&D, after all. But to be rude to the rest of the group in that way is so uncalled for. And yeah, for someone who's so heavily into combat and hates roleplaying and non-combat situations in TTRPGs, CoC is a super-weird choice for him to want to run; even in Pulp Cthulu, where the player characters are beefier and combat is more like you'd expect coming from D&D, it's still really hard to do combat well in that system. That campaign sounded more like he wanted to write a story, but wanted his friends to make up the characters for it. But it sounds like he learned from his mistakes by the end, which is good. Third story: Sounds like preferential treatment for DM's fiance. Makes sense, since he's a first-time DM and wants to make her happy. However, here's a question the DM should've posed at the start of the campaign to his fiance: "If your character is already world-renowned and super-powerful and rich and famous, what further goal could she accomplish from going on this adventure?" If she can't answer that, then maybe she should play another character, perhaps someone within the monster hunter league's ranks who looks up to the character the wife made and wants to be like her one day. Player characters need goals and aspirations; if your character is already a level 20 badass who owns a guild and a castle and has hundreds of thousands of gold and kills dragons just by looking at them, then nothing that they do will be a challenge. What's the point of playing a character who isn't challenged by anything? Especially if you're playing with a group of new players and low-level characters, and especially if you're low-level yourself; having those kinds of accolades at a low level are nonsense. If you're anywhere from level 1 to 5, you've been adventuring for maybe a few months; you haven't garnered an army and millions of gold at that point (unless you did something to gain all five levels at once). Gotta keep that in mind when making a character for D&D.

@DungeonDragon18

2 жыл бұрын

My guess for the intro story is either that the person was trying to manipulate OP into begging them to stay and retconning the character's death, and got mad when they called their bluff, or that they were actually dealing with mental illness and lashed out for no reason as a result. Either way, OP didn't do anything wrong.

Player: I'm not in a good mental place to play this game. DM: Okay, then you should take a break. Player: How dare you kick me out! What is that logic?

Hah, that first person doesn't seem to understand that Vampires are immortal

@dirttrackart

2 жыл бұрын

Immortal until killed anyway. They don't randomly die if you don't cure it fast enough

@whiteraven562

2 жыл бұрын

technically in D&D 5e, there's a window where the character is dead before they rise as a vampire. and they only rise if certain burial conditions are met.

I've played in multiple games with my husband as DM. A few times he's not given my character things that would really help her because he doesn't want the other players to think he's favoring me. The one time my character got a really fancy item, it cost 500% the normal cost and she had to wait three weeks for it. I made a point of telling two of the PCs how much it cost and "I hope it's worth it."

To be honest, I have been considering starting my first campaign as a DM. These stories are really helping me figure out what not to do. I have an entire map already made out, that has multiple places to go and side quests, along with the main quest line and the BBEG. I just want to get the enemies for each area figured out so it covers everything and hopefully I will have all the basics down. Wish me luck with the improv!! :)

@scribblerstudios9895

Жыл бұрын

Hope it goes well or has gone well for ya ^-^

"Main character syndrome" is definitely something any DM has to be careful about. Even when it's not just blatant favouritism or simping, it can be easy to put more focus on specific players for more mundane reasons. Some players have backstories that fit your campaign more easily, others just take to roleplaying better and are more comfortable being the "face" of the party. But you have to make sure nobody's feeling left out, and that all your players are getting a fair amount of time in the spotlight (if they want it). Communicate with your players, put in that extra effort. And don't tolerate toxic players or egomaniacs in your game, lest you grace the youtube halls of Crispy's Tavern.

For the intro story, it sounds to me like the player was struggling with their mental health (hence being so affected by the NPC death) and was hoping that if they told the OP about it, the OP would retcon the NPC death. When the OP accepted what they said at face value and said "Sure, take care of yourself" the player heard that as the OP not caring about their feelings and not caring about whether the player played or not. Obviously, that's not true, but I can see why a player struggling with their mental health at that time could experience the information that way. None of that is OP's fault, and it does sound like the player needs to go take some time/seek appropriate support and resources to help them with that.

Isekai'd refers to being transported to another world, most times a magical one. It's popular in anime and manga as well as light novels. There's a light novel based on D&D known as Magic User: Reborn in Another World as a Max Level Wizard. The novel itself makes references to older editions of D&D like Basic, Master and Expert. The word Magic User is the previous class name for Wizards. I'm currently reading it and it's a blast. There's an text to speech audio book of it on KZread if you're interested.

I’m a pretty new dm, and I recognize a lot of myself in that dm. However, I do try to vary things up. And I definitely subscribe to the “yes and” thing. My players have enjoyed things so far. Though they do tease me about the names I give things.

14:13 SMH. Brad, come on dude. There is literally a built in mechanic in CoC to prevent your players from reaching a dead end in their investigation. How could you have messed it up *this* badly?

I DM'd for my partner on several occasions and I never felt the urge to treat him in a preferable way from my other players. Because I really like and respect anyone who is at my table and want everyone to be happy.

Call of Cthulu with no roleplay sounds like you'd just be playing a very extended version of the Arkham Horror board game.

"It's a... room where... balls are held?" I spit my drink

Whenever I see a backstory that's like "World famous hero, slayer of dragons and gods, ruler of kingdoms" I instantly wanna just kick the person, but I work with them to fix that nonsense, funnily enough this seems to happen MORE in campaigns starting at low levels like 1 or 2, less in high levelled beginning campaigns. You'd think only kids and people who've never played D&D before would make stories like this, but I've met quite a few adults who do this, often spouting "Since it's in my backstory, it would make sense for me to start this level 1 game with Zariel's sword and Vecna's hand, any good DM would allow it because they'd easily be able to re-balance combat".

@derrinerrow4369

2 жыл бұрын

I actually sometime plan to do a character who's backstory sounds like something of a higher level character but give a good reason why they are now level 1 or 2. Some ideas were a Dwarven Fighter who was a war hero decades ago coming out of retirement,(either out of boredom or to make enough money to rebuild the destroyed tavern he used to run, but make it better than before; hadn't decided) so his skills are rusty and his body is a bit out of shape, Or maybe a powerful Monk who got killed by a mad artificer who proceeded to try to use his spirit to a power essentially a Warforged body so that the Monk would be forced to serve him, but failed to control him. Now the Monk is out in the world on a journey of rediscovery as he tries to relearn his old abilities in a new = body.

Main character? Your narration is really good. You tell these stories very well!

A coward is exactly the kind of person to kill people over imagined slights. They can't handle the damage to their ego so rather than suck it up and move on they lash out with violence at the imagined source of their pain. That's not something that requires bravery! It's pathetic and cowardly through and through.

Hey ! The guy in story 2 got iseka'd becoming a real life murder hobbo ! Sorry if this was in poor taste I'm just happy everyone is safe ^^' Like, oh my god ! This story was terrifying :O

Odds are Brad got the sword idea from the "Reincarnated as a Sword" anime (still Light Novel and Manga at the time of the video though).

9:40 Bleh. As a long-time GM, I really hate players trying to pull the "rule of cool" on me. It is almost always a situation where they're trying to get something way more powerful than allowed by the rules to happen in their own favor. I've never heard a player try to cite the "rule of cool" when advocating for something less advantageous for that player's character.

Feels like the last story is missing a lot of details. I have a hunch that Chrissy and Bobby were having difficulties outside the game and what we see is the fallout of that spilling into the game. If that's the case, I don't think there was a good option other than killing the campaign early and letting someone else run.

If there is one rule of thumb that I have learned since being thrust into the DM role of my super tiny group it's to make sure everyone is on the same level playing field

RE: Entitled Main Character Syndrome? The best way to deal with situations like this is to just not play with them anymore. Since the D&D community is so huge now, it's actually quite easy to find games, there's literally no excuse to stay in bad games anymore. I know people often feel conflict-averse but honestly just dealing with problems head on and taking care of them is so much more freeing than suffering through a campaign that's not fun anymore. There are better games out there, go find them. Don't stick with bad DMs and bad players "just because".

@theinquisitorisamage1653

2 жыл бұрын

This - all of this. It ain't the Satanic Panic where even mentioning D&D made you into a pariah.

Regarding the starting post: It’s hard to give a final verdict on the situation. Op certainly did nothing wrong, but whether or not the other dude was acting out of malice is kind of just…up in the air. Two friends of mine had a similar falling out at one point, mainly because one of them was going through a lot at the moment, and it was by pure accident that he exploded on the other dude. My friends have since made up over the incident….but as of that post it’s hard to say if op and their friend are going through the same experience. Idk, I remain hopeful that they both make up in the end.

Spirt blossom Cassiopeia from league of legends

@CrispysTavern

2 жыл бұрын

Make sure to support the artist in the description! Almost every thumbnail comes from a portfolio on ArtStation, so show them some love if you like the art.

@blackfoxdraco1585

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrispysTavern I will np

Story one sounds like the guy was a straight up sociopath.

The intro story was a simple case of miscommunication. The That Guy was trying to pressure the DM into retconning the NPC death but was poor at expressing himself or he was just expecting the DM to know that. The DM didn't know what a manipulative abuser he was dealing with... until the guy flipped his shit.

I wonder if there is a pure murder hobo server somewhere.

Relate a lot to trying to balance any favoritism. Im a learning gm (3y) with my bf who gmed before me (30 yrs). Im grateful for info and co-gm experience but occasionally ask if it is advice or requests lol

I don't think "paying rent without q job" fully applies, because he's definitely been put in a psych ward or a jail.

Isekai is a anime/Manga genre where a character is transfered to another, more fantastical world, usually after dying in the real world from something unnatural. It's pronounced E-SI-KAI the d in Isekaid should have an apostrophe before it because it implies he had been transferred to another world

Main character? Great stories by the way. Completely hooked

"It.... looks like a room where Balls are held?" "Traditional, sport, or BDSM?" "What?" "What?"

That second story is the reason I mainly try to let my players write the story, I'm just there to manage it and have them roll dice lol

First history seems like misscomunication involving people under stress

It looks like a room where balls are held. Well, that's not untrue ...

I uh actually never did any of these mistakes as a first time dm or ever. Ofcourse thats due to me watching channels like this to know how TO NOT DM a campaign and how to NOT PLAY in a campaign and i guess thats why i havent made any of these "new dm" mistakes since i know not to do them. Also i LOVE describing scenes and what happens in detail tbh and i run my games as an open world kind of thing where i present potential plot hooks for my players to choose from ofcourse there are consequences for everything like, if they dont take one plot hook another random group of adventurers in my world does or like if they kill an innocent person they will have to deal with the consequences of the guards, etc.

Background: The main characters in this story are Knight, Hawaiian shirt and me. Why Knight and Hawaiian shirt? I call Knight a knight because that's exactly that what he would have been liked to be in real life. You could say, he was a soul that suffered from being born too late. I call Hawaiian shirt that way, because that was the first thing that came to my mind thinking of a name for the story. He wore these shirts most the time we spent together. There is nothing wrong with that, it's just noticeable. We were classmates and by that time we had been playing D&D 3.0 for a year and had just finished our first campaign. And thought about how it should go on now. Story: This was my second campaign and it ended as fast as it started apart from the long preparation time I put into this character. And I'm not talking about the usual flipping through the books for the ultimate combination of talents, weapons and interpretable rules that make you a POW in powergamer. No, Knight told us after our last campaign, which was a trip around a whole world, the next campaign would be from level 12 to maximum level in a single city (we should write level 12 characters for it). A story with a large portion of role-play content, lots of intrigues, mysteries and fractions that we could win over or become bitter enemies. I loved the idea. RPG has always been much more important to me than fights and until today it is important to me in my games as a game master that most of the fights can also be solved by talking, traps or other things. Depending on the players want that. But I digress. Knight had promised us this role-playing game juggernaut and I was as happy like a child on Christmas morning. I wanted to be part of this story. So I asked Knight what our role would be at the beginning of the campaign. Were we travelers arriving in the city? Were we born in the city? What were the requirements? He answered with one particular sentence which I like to say to my players until today “Write whatever you like, just make sure that you (1) talk to me about it, so that I can incorporate your background story into the world and (2) you work in a group." I designed a former mercenary (half rouge, half fighter). After years of sweat and the loss of many comrades, he finally had enough money to buy a tavern in his hometown. He asked some of his brothers and sisters in arms if they joined him. I pitched the idea to Knight and he was thrilled. I told him I would split my money which I got for a level 12 character. The one half for my equipment, the other half for the tavern, its inventory and the people who will be running it for me. Knight agreed to my idea. The connections which I would get through my tavern, would be more useful than the rest amount of gold in equipment in this sort of campaign he said. I made plans, wrote NPCs (my friends who had fought togehter with me and now turned away from life because of battle fatigue or serious injuries). I created shift schedules and names for all the characteres. I found out about the different types of mead and thought about how I could trade with the traders' guild to replenish my supplies. Heck, I even gave my fighter-rouge ranks in “Perfom piano” so that I could play in my tavern in the evening while my sword was hanging over that piano and I sing about past battles and my guests roared along. Please note that I had told Knight about every step and I had his enthusiastic approval of everything. He was very happy that I had so much fun becoming part of his city and his story. After I had painstakingly created the tavern and equipped myself very well with the other half of the money, I was looking forward to the first session. Hawaiian shirt played a ... a ... well ... I think it was a cleric? I can't remember anymore, it's more than 15 years ago. Please forgive me. However, his character didn't come from this town. He just arrived before the campaign started. So all of his money was spent to his equipment. So, why do I put an emphasis on that? Well, the experienced reader will already know what I'm going to say: To make a long story short: demons. Within an hour after the begining, twenty portals opened from hell in the city. No, we didn't act like fools and we haven't touched an ancient artifact. Hawaiian shirt and I just sat in my tavern, getting to know each other, because he wanted to rent a room to stay the night. Role playing. Because the campaign should be more role-playing. Ten minutes later my tavern was destroyed without anything I could have done, my comrades in arms had died trying to defend themselves against a vrock and three other vrocks danced on the ruins of my tavern. They created an explosion that destroyed the last remnants of my home, my work and my life. Knight noticed that I was anything but happy and ended the session early. I sat quietly for a few seconds before I asked him in a low voice if there was anything I should / could have done to save the city (oh yes, the whole city was destroyed, not just the tavern). Knight sighed and said no. He'd thought about the city adventure and he and Hawaiian Shirt decided that another backpacking adventure would be more fun. And since they had a two-thirds majority, it was decided without my knowledge. I asked if I could count on encounters soon who could replace the other half of my money so that I would not be ridiculously underequired. He said no. I got up and said I was going home. He asked if I liked to continue the campaign. I said no. PS: 3 years ago I tried to lead a city adventure from 1 to 20 in DnD 3.5 myself. It went well up to level 12. Then our paladin caused a genocide and everything went downhill from there. I guess I'm cursed for level 12 city adventures

I do enjoy being a support character in DND

Sounds like the games I ran in junior high school.

wow 12 views? boy am I early.

MAIN CHARACTER

The amount of TTRPG players that don't seem to know how a RPG is played or is about is amazing. Some either think it is like Skyrim or that they are playing Warhammer, or another type of board game such as Talisman.

Isekai is an anime trope where they end up in a different world Also it's pronounced ee-seh-kie

That guy is well rid of that fiancée.

Chrissy wake up! I don't like this! Chrissy wake up!

“It was”

I'm going to be honest, an entire session of roleplay would make my eyes glaze over and I guarantee my concentration would suffer. However, if that was what the rest of the table wanted I would probably just leave.

I feel like "rule of cool," is starting to become the new "customer is always right." Just a cudgel for problem players to bring out wherever theyre told that they cant do something

I wouldn't call the problems in the last story new DM problems so much that dude cared more about his chicky than having a good time with his friends during the weekly game sessions. It's fine to want to do things together, but there's no need to do everything together. Instead of creating an experience where chicky and friends can hang out together he just provided a situation where he allowed her to poison the well. Then enabled her to do so further. So his friends are now fully against her as a person. Lesson here goes beyond just new players. If your boyfriend/girlfriend/whatever isn't super stoked about playing a real character, don't invite them to play with your friends. Ever.

If you want to be the main character write a fanfic/book. D&D/Pathfinder is not the place for this crap. Happy Holidays everyone😊

He sounds like he's got a lot of issues and he needs to start caring about others more than he does his self. You did right but tell him that maybe he needs to take a break then. He needs to go get mental health that's for certain. I'll be praying for him.

Early gang

Poor Jeff lol

Main Character? I hardly know'er!

How in the hell is COS mentioned in all of your videos!?

Here's how you square combat focus and CoC: Pulpthulu! It's like Indiana Jones! Or your keeper is the merciless God of the Bonzi the sad clown story. Just saying

Yeah, some ppl are too nice RE: the first story. All the awkward silences etc. Speak up folks. Don't need to be mean or even super direct, but voice your feelings and opinions. The players could have chimed in sooner that they were having fun

In the intro story, it seems like the player was looking for the DM to stop the game until they were ready/willing to play again. If that's the case then that's not fair to everyone else. If there's enough people to play and they wanna play, they should still be able to play. especially if a player is electing out of playing. take all the time you need to get yourself right but you can't expect life to pause without you. Edit: 2nd story It never fails. Curse of strahd is truly a cursed module. and honestly, It's not a very good starter module and it's not the best ravenloft campaign. Death house does barely anything to introduce you to Barovia and is filled with lopsided encounters (considering it recommends the party start at level 1 and is filled with ghouls, a banshee that can 1shot overkill a fair amount of lv 1 characters and can potentially TPK the party before they even get to do anything. and a shambling mound) the book literally builds strahd as a DMPC boss that constantly screws with the party knowing they're too weak and do not have the Mcguffin to kill him. and has tons of dead end leads that exist simply to kill PCs off or penalize them with curses It attracts all the dumb edgelords or the trolls who have played it enough to know what it truly is and seek to ruin the experience for others and.. ugh. this post is getting too long. I just wanted to point out how many horror stories involved CoS and how I loathe the module more and more a little every day.

Buttons.

good reading as always but I expected more fight from the gf

Isekai is a religion that doesn't believe in heaven or hell, rather your soul is reborn via reincarnation. Isekai'd into a sword would therefore being reincarnated into a sword or trapped in there via soul stealer

@tcrpgfan

2 жыл бұрын

More than likely Truck-kun sent them there per the voice of his god(ess).

The third story is an excellent mixture of newbie GM issues plus blatant favoritism. It's pretty clear that the GM didn't really "get" what running a game was about and didn't understand that DMing requires more than constantly throwing players at groups of increasingly difficult enemies. He also didn't understand that *everyone* at the table needs to be happy with the game, not just the one person you need to go home with at the end of the night. Add these two things together, and you have a guy who is clearly in way over his head who probably didn't even realize there was a problem until everything exploded.

Is Ceipsy the Main character?

"Priss" and "bitch" mean two very different things.

The comments are at 99 I know what I must do.

Main character?

Man Brad would have a way better time with warhammer 40k

I think its pronounced “eekse aye kaye”

"This is a story about a murder hobo and the stupid amount of entitlement he had in and out of character". Ah yes, this identifies an unique story.

@CrispysTavern

2 жыл бұрын

Having a kill list is pretty damn unique.

@hertzyscowicz7066

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrispysTavern Which doesn't really fall into "stupid amount of entitlement", to be fair.

Half of all d&d horror story tales are really stories of horror players or DMs being spun by the toxic culprit

kid// garbarge--1st sesh

*There os a lot of weird player & GM interactions .*

main character?

MC?

Main Character?

I kinda like the nothing world of the last history maybe without the rich character it would turn good.

If someone goes into a game like dnd and crys like a tiny brat with a full diaper because there isnt enough combat for them i can safely assume that they got picked on a lot. Acting tough in the paper world making up for the total lack of a backbone in life.

16:07 Isekai(ee-say-kI) is a Japanese term that literally translates to "another world". It is generally used to describe anime and stories with protagonists who go to fantasy worlds, either through portals or being reincarnated.

ehehe balls are held

Last story - whats even reason to play? No plot, no rp, no interesting combat, just clicing atack bottom on NPC meat bags until they or you dead. And on top on this this girl in group with DM on her side. I mean i can understand why people play games with some problems, but whats the reason to play game with only downsides?

*Brad is weird & has issues .* *Call of Cthulhu is a more RP type game with short & rare combats .*

Killing everything in d&d means you cant get friends/allies I get u need loot but come on man

@jillianh7565

2 жыл бұрын

My group is currently running Curse of Strahd and there are two murder hobos in the group. Personally I find it ironic that when I try to roleplay with NPC's I can't negotiate (rolls lower than average) but when the boys blow up castle Ravenloft for the fun of it, they succeed with flying colors. Note: I like my group and we are all good friends, but really! I guess the dice hate me. lol. :p

Non-confrontational people cause D&D horror stories to happen because they cannot or will not prevent D&D horror stories from happening.

@CrispysTavern

2 жыл бұрын

Shitty people cause D&D horror stories to happen. Non confrontational people just don’t prevent them. Your reasoning is the equivalent of blaming a gunshot victim for not dodging the bullet.

Why RP haters want to run CoC? Easy. They like a system that allows them to misinterpret everything as "torture your players and deny their every attempt, then TPK"

Whenever these stories feature league of legends characters I always find it oddly fitting lol

@CrispysTavern

2 жыл бұрын

MOBA artwork is readily available for download on ArtStation and almost always perfectly fits my thumbnail format. I try to make it fit with what I’m talking about, but I just like featuring pretty art.

@jblask2

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrispysTavern yeah the art is aways gorgeous and stunning. Just wish it was for a better game lol and the toxic community seems to fit the toxicity of the bad dnd players.

Main character?

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main character?

Main character?

Main character?