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• Grimlock08   11 years ago

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxxmZhvkHa8

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• illusoryCognition   11 years ago

  #12 It was a complex system involving robbing numerous orphanages, having the Druid make them into familiars and train them to be tiny baby Druids, until we have a nigh-unstoppable tide of baby adventurers. Also we were going to feed some to the paladin, just to see if he would explode. The DM did not approve.

  Editing your comment: #12 It was a complex system involving robbing numerous orphanages, having the Druid make them into familiars and train them to be tiny baby Druids, until we have a nigh-unstoppable tide of baby adventurers. Also we were going to feed some to the paladin, just to see if he would explode. The DM did not approve.

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• ChetFelldark   11 years ago

  My d&d group does shit like that all the time. One time I was playing a chaotic neutral elven rouge and I mugged a fish merchant, stole his cart full of fish, brought the fish to a random house and had(forced) my friend's half orc(who was neutral good) pour the fish through the window into a little room inhabited by two little kids. We also lead two little kids from a burning village and let them get eaten by an ogre in the woods.

  Editing your comment: My d&d group does shit like that all the time. One time I was playing a chaotic neutral elven rouge and I mugged a fish merchant, stole his cart full of fish, brought the fish to a random house and had(forced) my friend's half orc(who was neutral good) pour the fish through the window into a little room inhabited by two little kids. We also lead two little kids from a burning village and let them get eaten by an ogre in the woods.

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