I threw all of my beachbody DVDs out. My routine is now your sword exercises. SWOOORD SWOOORD SWOOORD & BLOCK & BLOCK & BLOCK. My arms get tired now, but I feel I am getting stronger.

Love it. Your thought processes for game design are so fun and entertaining.

Not gonna lie though, the Potion of Mrkls/Enchanted Wig/Monkey Person combo is an amazing strat.

Pretty wild. The game has so much depth, my mind kind of boggles over how structure damage could be implemented

@Runehammer1

9 жыл бұрын

Loafy Molasses That my culinary friend, is why it is an artform!

There's that goat again. What's up with the goat?

@Runehammer1

6 жыл бұрын

goats are dope

Nice ---love the troll timer. Do you find that the group just defaults to "ATTACK!" rather than coming up with creative ways to deal with stuff though? Or does it make them quicker at being creative?

@Runehammer1

9 жыл бұрын

Critical Hit Makes 'em quicker. They don't just charge, but they do feel a potent urge to move forward in most maps...

I always enjoy the background music to your vids, it's not over bearing and it's just well.. a little drunk

Yes, Dharma, we use our imperfect grid religiously by normal 5e speed rules. And yes, the boards limit larger encounters..thats a bummer. The table is only so big! I do think a longstride rogue is just too mobile tho...

I also like unpredictable magic worlds, but if I had chosen to play a wizard I might not be happy with the change. One thing to keep in mind is that what is experienced )as a player) is that the DM's magic always works while the players' magic is wild. The players don't get to create gravity swords and giant Duergar...which are magic things that always work. Even if you stipulate via backstory or discovery that 90% of Duergar and gravity swords die/fail during the enlargement process, a player's experience is limited to the successful ones.

The level of detail and amount of work you put into this is amazing...keep it up, dude! I need to start playing again...

Haha, spell of "Monkey Person". I'll have to remember the flaming wig distraction trick. Good stuff, man.

Your videos are highly entertaining hahaha. Some of my favorite for sure. I haven't browsed them yet, so I'm not sure if you have done any tutorial videos or just time lapses of how you physically build your rooms, but if not, I would love to see that. I just get anxious to build stuff like that and am always eager to see how people do things so I can implement new techniques in my crafting.

Love your channel. I am so glad I found you through Cult-Moo. I love the cool slow-mo voices you have in your videos. Keep those videos coming. :D

Another way to think about it: You like dwarves and visceral combat and solving The Riddle of Steel. You have said that you view magic as _unleashing_ cosmic powers. People who like mages take the view they are _harnessing_ primal forces.

Awesome stuff man! Really love how you can recylce all the parts you made for the underdark in your forest settings. They dont look out of place at all. I would love to see you do a board with an ice theme biome to it. The stone pieces you've done would look awesome on them because they have a very cold stone feel to them.

@Runehammer1

9 жыл бұрын

Jordan Brauer yep an ice set is next up!

I have a 3-minute water upside-down timer.

I've been curious how you handle movement & range on your boards. Since you have been doing a loose/imperfect grid, I didn't know if you adhered to it. Can you talk more about range restrictions you've enforced, and how do you handle movement distance? I lean towards bringing the dynamics into play, regardless of scale. In my mind, covering most of the board in a single round is a little bland for every encounter. So like you said, allow & even force scenarios where you are out of range, are at extreme ranges, can't advance far, can't reach high enough, etc, to bring out the different tactics.

+100 for "Lambada" references.

How did that sequence when he burned down the watch tower go down in IRL? Like with the dice.

@Runehammer1

8 жыл бұрын

+Mårten Kristus he rolled the fire magic success, got the ignition roll, and we used a 1d6 for direction of topple...

@PizzaOrgasm

8 жыл бұрын

+Drunkens & Dragons: Play D&D Like a Badass Wow, You replyed, feel so honred! Keep up the great work love your channel!

@Runehammer1

8 жыл бұрын

Welcome to the adventure sir!

Did you switch to DCC from 5e, or do you simply use the magic mechanics from DCC? Looking it over, I might add in a few Magic items that cast spells with the DCC rules rather than the 5e ones.

@Runehammer1

7 жыл бұрын

just hijacked the mechanics for a destabilizing effect on magic..lasted about 4 sessions...

How do you make those damn nice looking natural hedgerow? Is this only lichen moss glued to foamboard? No painting? How do you make them hold on the foam? Simple PVA glue or hot glue? Does it deteriotate/loses material when you touch them? SHARE YOUR SECRETS! :P

@Runehammer1

8 жыл бұрын

+Addramyr Palinor stryo blob base, painted. toothpicks stuck in for bushy supports. glue tons o moss onto toothpicks! dat ez

@dkbibi

8 жыл бұрын

+Drunkens & Dragons: Play D&D Like a Badass Where do you buy that moss? I saw that Walmart sell them in USA but apparently not here in Canada :P They seems to be selling them at Michaels but its fraking costly!!! 8$ for a bag so small I couldnt even fill up my jeana pocketes!

@Runehammer1

8 жыл бұрын

lol yep...grow that shit in yo yard b!

What is TCC magic?

@Runehammer1

6 жыл бұрын

DCC? Dungeon Crawl Classics

@blakeaham

6 жыл бұрын

Runehammer ohhh, is that like ADnD style spell "memorization" and all that jazz? I've been intrigued by it for some time Edit - just googled this jazz, yes, Vancian magic, brutal stuff. You said it was your players first time with it, so you apply the spell check effects in 5e, or did something happen to the world to make magic less stable? I'm very interested in this. Anyway, thanks for pointing me in the right direction, I've got a rulebook to go read now

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