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Oh look, a bunch of people who watched critical role and then decided to make tik-toks.

In my past experience the betrayal actually doesn't really work like that it just makes them hate That NPC Makes them want to track down and murder him so the betrayal only works if it is the BBEG And as for getting my players to hate the BBEGI sometimes make questions that are secretly trying to accomplish a darker goal and have them work for the BBEG it makes them hate the BBEG white he stands for and all of his minions

This is funny the lizard folk I keep telling you guys about in the later levels since this DM says that this campaign is probably gonna go on until level 20 I plan on adding in some wildfire druid And mean my DMI talk this through withere's a little bone at the back of his throat so basically he gets to cast the spells through the bone at the back of his throat And mean my DMI talk this through withere's a little bone at the back of his throat so basically he gets to cast the spells through the bone at the back of his throat And for all of you who are going to ask this bone is not a part of him it is just a bone from a previous meal that got stabbed into the back of his throat

5:17 – 5:30 This is neat and there's clear skill here when it comes to costuming, but also I couldn't stop thinking, "that gear is gunna smell so weird later…"

well fuck now i gotta play a moon druid

2:50 hit too hard ;-;

6:10 I once derailed a whole campaign because my dm and I somehow found ourselves in a rather finicky situation, I was holding a Greater artifact of the Dark Tapestry and my will save had failed. cut to a few sessions later and the multiverse is ending as with my last action I take the artifact to the heavens.

Yay grilled chicken and rice love it

as the always-inevitable face, defacto leader, and moral compass of every DND campaign I've participated in… I appreciate the chicken noodle soup. It can be EXHAUSTING, especially on the mental health and soul of someone.

on a related note, the last campaign I was in fizzled out after I was unceremoniously kicked from the group by the DM and her boyfriend with false allegations. Turns out that no one else wanted to continue without me since I supposedly brought the fun and peaceful interaction with NPCs that were otherwise unplanned to be friendly, and there is also the additional fact that I was the only person to remind people when game time was coming up. I know for a fact the false allegations they kicked me with are the same allegations they used against someone else to kick them from the group in our first campaign, so this seems to be a strategy of theirs to get rid of people they don't like for whatever reason. Luckily, the other two members of the party who WEREN'T the DM's boyfriend decided to stick by my side for reasons of their own. I count myself a lucky man to have them on my side, and I am currently working with one of them to write up a new campaign that's a continuation of the universe from the last campaign.

I never noticed that Quincy was missing fingers. Love that dude.

you want chaotic? my party's cleric and bard from our last campaign avoided 3 whole plot arcs of the campaign via teleport and divine intervention to get us the Magoffin items from those areas and sent us into the final boss fight as a result about 2-3 levels under leveled. we were level 17 fighting a greatwyrm class dragon who was an evil god associated with one of our character's pantheons

1:57 The Killmonger fandom.

The spy don't work as such.
You need the BBEG to take a hostage or something forcing the npc to spy, or the party will just hate the traitor NPC.

But i found out that the easiest solution is often the best: The reality about spies is that they often don't know they are. A person that pillowtalk, that get drunk and scream loudly thing they aren't supposed to, rejects from the party who got a petty personality and wanted to screw them over but not that much… Those who get easily manipulated.

But if you really want to make it personnal for the party, kill the group mascot. There is always one. And taking it away will motivate your party more than anything ever.

Love that Druid video from @recklessrollplay

13:56 AND THEY’RE NOT ISOLATED TREE HUGGERS!

so as for the chaotic one. I am running a dnd campaign rn and it's essentially an isekai where the characters have made a quite literal self insert whose last memories are of sitting at my dm table about to play then blip. in the world. in the most recent combat encounter my dmpc (me) got blasted into a fuck off big enemy fortress by another party member who decided it would be a good idea to use thunder wave. even though we already knew that their commanders (guy we also wanted to interrogate.) objective was to capture me. some weird stuff going on because of me having originally been the dm, too long to explain. Now they all just kinda give up and run away. Right until they hear a massive fucking boom. They turn around to see the entire front wall and gate having been reduced to sludge. How? Well first let me explain a couple things. 1. I collect large bean cans. Got a 3kg one. 2. I have an entire barrel of rusty iron railway bolts at home. along with several beams of alluminium. 3. Thermite is made with those two ingredients and a specific acid.
I made a thermite bomb when the pary left me alone for a session with a blacksmith. An intelligence roll was required but because i already know how to make thermite anyway it was easy to succeed. From then on I became known by that town as thermite guy. Because thermite in this fantasy universe is the most recent military advancement by the most intelligent men in the world working tirelessly to create new weapons of war. We don't even end up fighting them but in the chaos we nab the commander. Maybe it was still a bit violent and maybe it was a dmpc but i'd say it was still chaotic. because that is exactly what would happen if i was a player anyway. same person.