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 Post subject: Re: Dungeons and Dragons
PostPosted: Wed Dec 23, 2020 20:36 
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I would be interested to see how you all picture Sister Wendy since I think I remember how I described her but I’m certain that voice has taken on a life of its own, similar to Linene.

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Is that the nice Swedish lady who works at the Costa?

I think Ivo would be profoundly anti the undead, they being the foul corruption of Xunt's teachings of love, life and grace. It should be our foremost priority to release these creatures from the material plane, be it by finding by what accursed reason they are bound still to this world and freeing them from that profane bondage, or, failing that, hacking them to bits with axes and bears.


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Yes, Linene Graywind is what I call her. She goes by many aliases though. Lionshield Coster, Costa Coffee, barm cake merchant and our Swedish friend are just some of them.


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Oooh, @sdg - would this humble bundle be useful with your fancy map token DMing program? 76p seems like it might be worth it if so!


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I bought a 30mm D20 from CritIt. it is chunky and i love him.

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2 sets of Chessex Lab Dice. Nebula! They do sparkle in the darks.

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Some good D&D related Christmas presents. I got a Critical Role themed t shirt and some lovely sparkly dice chosen for me by Neve. Vox Machina origins Volume 2 comic. Return of the Lazy DM book which is all about how to plan and prep easily and efficiently and the World of Critical Role book which goes into the history of the home game they used to play together and how it turned into the massive thing it is today.
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 Post subject: Re: Dungeons and Dragons
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I didn’t get anything in my sack but I’ve just ordered this that’s more than half the price of other trays and is actually bigger than I thought. Might open a casino :D

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0088B ... prod_image

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 Post subject: Re: Dungeons and Dragons
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I didn’t get anything in my sack but I’ve just ordered this that’s more than half the price of other trays and is actually bigger than I thought. Might open a casino :D

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0088B ... prod_image


That cetainly is quite something! Will it even fit on your desk?


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I didn’t get anything in my sack but I’ve just ordered this that’s more than half the price of other trays and is actually bigger than I thought. Might open a casino :D

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0088B ... prod_image


Yoink! That's much better than the 3D printed ones I was looking at.

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 Post subject: Re: Dungeons and Dragons
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Zardoz wrote:
I didn’t get anything in my sack but I’ve just ordered this that’s more than half the price of other trays and is actually bigger than I thought. Might open a casino :D

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0088B ... prod_image


That cetainly is quite something! Will it even fit on your desk?

No. I’m building a woodland themed altar for it.

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 Post subject: Re: Dungeons and Dragons
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Yoink! That's much better than the 3D printed ones I was looking at.

Yeah, not much more than the fold away felt ones I was looking at and looooads cheaper than all the other wooden ones I’d seen. It’s like a lovely Christmas pricing mistake!

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Not directly D&D related, but i am now claiming proficiency with Thieve's Tools

Handy for when you forget your safe word.

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Not directly D&D related, but i am now claiming proficiency with Thieve's Tools

I love this! Is it hard?


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Not directly D&D related, but i am now claiming proficiency with Thieve's Tools

I love this! Is it hard?

Worryingly easy. I can now pick the little Yale padlock in about 10secs. The bigger no-brand one is harder, but i think because its badly made and nothing quite lines up inside. I'll be robbing bank vaults and stealing the Crown Jewels within a month.


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 Post subject: Re: Dungeons and Dragons
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Squirt wrote:
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Squirt wrote:
Not directly D&D related, but i am now claiming proficiency with Thieve's Tools

I love this! Is it hard?

Worryingly easy. I can now pick the little Yale padlock in about 10secs. The bigger no-brand one is harder, but i think because its badly made and nothing quite lines up inside. I'll be robbing bank vaults and stealing the Crown Jewels within a month.


I love the lockpicks I bought. Now, I often just buy a supermarket padlock if I am out, so I can pick it. Which sounds odd, reading it back.

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It bad.

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 Post subject: Re: Dungeons and Dragons
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I’ve ordered the PHB so might actually know what’s going on at some point

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I’ve ordered the PHB so might actually know what’s going on at some point

Your guide to what is happening:

Dimrill is an ear collecting pervert.
Zaid is a bloodthirsty animal.
Ivo enjoys ranking tentacles into innocent potato orifices (and other orifices)
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 Post subject: Re: Dungeons and Dragons
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We were hired to deliver a wagon of trade goods.
Found an ambush.
<you joined>Hit a big goblin.<you left>
Rescued one person who hired us.
Took him to town.
<you joined us>Got rewarded.
Talked to some inhabitants and killed some men in Red cloaks.
Entered their lair<you left>
Killed an eye monster
Killed a ringleader called Glassssstaff.
Rescued town sherriff and smith.
<you joined us>Got rewarded.
Talked some more.
Told to see off a banshee but Zardoz wanted to turn into a dog and go to the cemetery.
(a number of, I remember it being high) zombies appeared out of the woods and it's all Zardoz's's' fault.

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I wanted to see the Banshee the most! Even said we should go as soon as she was mentioned 2(?) weeks ago :D

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And yet, here we are.
In a wood.
And you as a dog.

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I am really looking forward to hearing the Banshee's accent.


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And yet, here we are.
In a wood.
And you as a dog.

We’ll be going through their undead pockets before they know they’re dead again.

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Dimrill wrote:
Yoink! That's much better than the 3D printed ones I was looking at.

Yeah, not much more than the fold away felt ones I was looking at and looooads cheaper than all the other wooden ones I’d seen. It’s like a lovely Christmas pricing mistake!


It is much, much bigger than I expected. Now I have to find room for it. OO err

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Yeah. It’s a dice arena! :DD

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I hate to be the bearer of bad news but I’ve come down with a sickness bug and I think I’m going to have to cancel tomorrow night. :(


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Oh no! Get well soon, sdg.

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Get well soon Gill! We can plot what we're going to do with all our cash. xx

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Oh noes! Hope you feel better soon sdg! Drink plenty of fluids! ( thats the sum total of my.medical knowledge ).

I say we still discord in on Monday and just have a Dragonball Z-style powering up montage for 2 hours!


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Our wonderful DM could give us a week of downtime that we could RP out in this here thread, maybe? Say before Zardoth took us into the graveyard to go yapping into the woods, maybe we all rested or did other things for 7 days in and around town. Then we can pick it up again next sesh as if we still followed his stench trail.

Or we could rearrange for later in the week if everyone's free and well.

Or.

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I’m happy to give Gilly a week to fully recover and go at it all the harder the next Monday.

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Of course, sdg needs to be at full hp before our next episode.

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Are you better now, sdg?

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Glad to hear your feeling a bit better. See you next year!

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*rolls a D20 disconsolately*
DAMN YOU INTESTINAL VIRUSES AND EVIL BACTERIA!

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Dimrill wrote:
*rolls a D20 disconsolately*
DAMN YOU INTESTINAL VIRUSES AND EVIL BACTERIA!

Think of the hundreds of new dice you’ll have by next Monday

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*throws them all in the bin*

they... they just remind me of Gill :'(

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Then for the first time since the first set you bought, you need to buy dice

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@grim... interesting side effect of the new rotation code? That black border isn’t on my image on my phone.

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