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Hope you enjoyed the memes!
I've always been a big fan of D&D and have been playing for almost 2 decades. I decided to make stuff to help players out, like these handy dandy initiative trackers. I've got them and a lot more on my shop for cheap!
If you want to support me you can find my stuff here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/LimesAdventureCrafts
Cat Tax, my lazy tabby being a lap cat
DurendaI
EndersPregame
Good stuff OP
CheeseborgarSoop
AwkwardNuts
What's BBEG?
tomyironmane
Big Booty Evil Gal, but we don't tell the bard, because he'll either try Freddie Mercury, or Sir Mix-a-Lot
LetMeGoogleThatShtForYou
Big Busty Evil Guy. Sexy bad boi
LimesAdventureCrafts
Big Bad Evil Guy. The main villain essentially
AwkwardNuts
Thank you
HiddenSanity
Big Bad Evil Guy/Girl, a generic term for whatever main antagonist your party is foiling, defeating, slaying, or generally raging against.
realargonwolf
Raging against, eh? My new villain's name is The Machine of Dying Light.
HiddenSanity
Sounds neat.
WarWizardPhoenix
ElbowDeepinaTinyOctopus
#23 Bards are full casters now, AND they're skill monkeys. Be afraid. Be very afraid...
DrNurse
Hell yeah!
Zakcl
#30 having initiative markers on my dm screen changed everything. Encounters run about twice as quick.
Stolf
#22 laughs in bear totem
Zixtank
#9 I have seen players do this on purpose and I don't understand why.
al3xinw0nderland0000
Man, I miss D&D. I miss having fun.
NastyLad
Pretty cool designs in those initiative trackers.
AllTheGoodOnesWereGone
#10 The only thing worse than power-gaming players is a power-gaming DM lol.
Rotpar
D&D should have some challenge to it. There should be a balance of the party kicking ass and worried about their survival.
DriverIRQnotlessOrEqual
Goblins you say?
ruferto
#14 testing your skills buddy boy. are you a DM or just an M?
zFUBARz
#1 playing a Monk, man they can do so much shit I forget everything but reducing fall damage and flurry of blows.
DoktorPete
#12 I know its meant to be meme funny, but that is such an adversarial-DM way of saying "fuck your abilities if they inconvenience my plan."
TouretteBadger
Antagonistic and killer GMs can fuck right off
VipertheFirst
Once had a DM have an NPC hit me 4 times in a row, putting me at 0 hp. I then remembered my barb trait to survive at 1 hp. He hit me again..
VipertheFirst
And then the next turn the friendly NPC cast revive on me. Like... homie. Dick move to KILL me just so your other character can rez me
TouretteBadger
Wow. Power trip much?
VipertheFirst
Very railroady. Would rather self-dm than deal with that ever again
Squeesus
I’ve been playing since I was 16 and I just started a campaign with some people in my wow guild. They never played before but had a blast
updootsonlyupdoots
What.the.fuck.is.bbeg
BillyBurnesMcGurne
Big Bad Evil Guy
ImInLoveWithAtLeastThreeGirls
thank you, BBMG
BillyBurnesMcGurne
You're welcome IILWALTG.
bogwhitie
A quick google search says it’s your mother.
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bruudwin
whats this from?
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StanielRonathan
The Desert Guardian, the original OVA that is part of neither the main nor old continuities- it's more comedy than action/erotica
StanielRonathan
Original as in before the comparatively more recent one that is a direct adaptation of "Rance 01", the remake of the first game.
StanielRonathan
Rance: The Desert Guardian, it's an R18 OVA that's not part of the canonical series and focuses more on comedy than erotica or action
NarratorDurden
#6 I was given a list
cbjfan
*Altar
LZorro
SIRDODE1011
How much of this did you steal from Reddit my guy
Ruhig
Only the parts that didn't come from Imgur
LimesAdventureCrafts
NoCutsNoButsNoCoconuts
A DM never steals... they get inspiration from sources... and sometimes that involves downloading other’s ideas to share....
TouretteBadger
It's called recycling, dude. It's good for the environment. And imgur is like 95% recycled stuff anyway
CorneliusCornwall
What's some good noncombat challenges.
secretdpp
Puzzle that goes as far as they can see and a step beyond. Trick is to cross the bridge blindfolded or without sight to pass it.
CommodusLeitdorf
Trying to describe a Sleeveless trenchcoat to a tailor so he can make one...apparently that's hard for my party.
Maverickaura
Escape rooms are neat
FallingStar7669
A dungeon that adapts to the actions of the party. The goal isn't to get to the end... the goal is to see how far you can get.
MoxSquirrel
Once did a maze that was an illusion. Basically there was a gnome illusionist fucking with them and kept changing the maze. Took the 1/
MoxSquirrel
Party WAY too fucking long to realize when they tried to go backward it was completely different. 2/3
Ruhig
Skill challenged solved with die rolling, or challenges for the players themselves to consider?
thegirlwithoutafairy
We were in a town with a collapsed mine and a quickling causing shenanigans. Including a freaky Friday thing. We did kill the quickling tho
wushumushu
We did a jail break. It could have resulted in combat, but it was strongly discouraged as we would have been vastly outnumbered
MrToday
Also did like wizards chess from Harry Potter, where if a piece "takes" a player it just does damage and disappears. Pawn= 1d4, rook = 1d10,
MrToday
Queen had like 10 d10 and almost killed our barbarian lol
MrToday
But each character had to choose a piece (knight, rook, bishop) and could only move like the chess piece
ActionJohnnie
Torturing NPCs
Itsnotaboutthemoney
Stealing somethin from a wealthy family's manor. They gotta be sneaky and stuff, maybe cause a distraction. Also kidnap/transport can be fun
CorneliusCornwall
I like the idea of sneaking into a fancy party to steal something. Thanks
IvanTheViking
Carnival games, some are rigged some are not. Make em play for prize vouchers and have some goofy prizes. Kinda like ye olde chucky cheese
ArgyleTurtle
I'm a big fan of chase sequences and hauntings.
Itsnotaboutthemoney
What's a good way to do a chase? I've never done one/experienced one and I can't figure out good mechanics
ArgyleTurtle
I do a set number of obstacles and give players different ways to overcome them. So first obstacle might be a crowd, so (1/?)
ArgyleTurtle
Players could roll intimidate to scare the crowd, athletics to force through, or escape artist to squeeze through. Second obstacle (2/?)
ArgyleTurtle
Could be a climb to a roof, so athletics or acrobatics, etc. If players or npc fail an obstacle they have to try it again on their (3/4)
MrToday
We once had a game show-esque dungeon where we were asked about the story's lore to pass. Fail and a team member 1v1a an enemy
MrToday
Really made most of us regret not taking notes lol
ordeith
Bake off between high level hags.
PosthumousExile
How about having to trade stuff for other stuff to get a specific item. Like it goes off in a chain dog NPCs
PosthumousExile
*of
CorneliusCornwall
I like that. Good opportunity to make them explore. Thanks
Jimlaad43
Murder Mystery. I recently ran a scene for the group I was DMing where I crafted a game of Among Us into a murder mystery they had to solve
Jimlaad43
No combat involved, so they actually had to properly interact with the NPCs and the scene they were in. They solved it fantastically
phantomfaith88
I admire that. But my groups were always just murderhobos! Prob becuz we are all socially awkward, so rping really wasnt our thing ??
MistLynx
Walking down a completely normal hall.
Irishman1227
Puzzles are a fun way to make everyone hate you.
eronth
Have them approach a heavy and very ornate door. It doesn't need to be locked.
phobosorbust
Politics. Logistics. Commerce. Sporting events. Exploration. Not speaking the local language. Dealing with civilized monstrous societies.
tonedeafdrummer
Game masters book of Random Encounters has some games, like an archery contest, beer drinking, gambling, ect
zFUBARz
Current campaign the DM made an escape room challenge, non lethal at a carnival. Be creative but you won't die, so chill.
Renewablefrog
Roleplay. That's the real way you get the paladin sweating
JustAnotherVictimOfAmbientMorality
Finding a fence for weirder loot. Managing an estate. Negotiating peace with a warlord, as emissary. Riddles (sparingly!). Finding someone.
ColdSquirrel
Had one where they had to talk to a ghost who could only answer yes/no to find a murderer. Rolled a D20 for the max # of questions asked.
AMagicianWasDrivingDownTheRoadThenHeTurnedIntoADriveway
Environmental hazards are challenging encounters. A raging river, a steep mountain, a rickety wooden bridge over a gorge, a volcano erupts.
AMagicianWasDrivingDownTheRoadThenHeTurnedIntoADriveway
Especially if--like my players--they're legendary packrats that need wagons to haul their shit everywhere.
Lvl20GoblinChampion
Ran a fun chase scene recently that involved instant-tick perception checks that gave bonuses on acrobatics rolls. Was a parkour chase.
SkeletonsLoveBooty
Finding a password in a poem, convincing a guardian to let them pass, creating a key from things in a dungeon in a certain order.
MaxweIIhaus
Traps that don't really do much damage, but are inconvenient. Honestly half the time I don't even set up a challenge. I'll just set a dead
MaxweIIhaus
End and say something seems off about the environment and once they try something inventive enough they get the reward.
Grunni
Extract the macguffin from the burning building before the fire hits the explosives.
override367
cleaning your room, doing the dishes, putting on clean clothes and going outside
CorneliusCornwall
I'd rather fight the devil
d1d1t4t3hlulz0hl4wdy
We killed an entire night attempting to look for keys in an inn room, fucking goblin in the kitchen had them.
gaidinbdj
Natural disasters give lots of opportunities. Preparing for, getting through, and rescue/cleanup after a hurricane could be days.
gaidinbdj
Or, look at the stuff in Mad Manor of Astabar. Some neat puzzles there (sample PDF link below):
gaidinbdj
https://watermark.rpgnow.com/pdf_previews/138937-sample.pdf The full module has a bunch more rooms/puzzles.
TheSpiffmeister
*googles puzzles for first graders*
Pentacus
Woah let's not throw them in at the deep end! I recommend "fit the shapes in the holes", with the square hole as a backdoor just in case
carvinbass18
That's right. The arch goes in the square hole
Pentacus
"now where does the triangle go?" "triangle, the triangle goes in the triangle hole!" "That's right... The square hole!" *Visible distress*
TheDudeanator
Too hard.
EmanonInverse
"There's two guards. One of them always tells the truth, the other one also always tells the truth. There's no puzzle, just don't kill them"
MoxSquirrel
Are they close enough to each other to hit both with a fireball?
TheDudeanator
Which one should we kill first?
breothskin
Yes.
Devinode11
nemo3590
*Players don't believe you, conclude both guards are the liar, kill both of them*