Search for her series from 2018, Relics and Rarities with Deborah Ann Woll.

@@RecklessFables Yes, thanks. I’ve seen it. And loved it.

I 100% whole heartedly agree

She is ultra adorable but someone tell her character not to suffer a fall or get hit by a fireball armed with all of that poop

She's incredibly beautiful, smart, and charming. Gotta love her.

I laughed so hard at this I snorted my drink

🤣🤣🤣🤣 my ribs are hurting from laughing soo much

This is why I'm grateful professionals do casting and not fans.

@@chand911 You know that Seth Green not only voices Joker in the games but they also based the character design on him.

@@chand911 Seth Green is literally Joker.

@chand911 homie, Joker is a copy-paste insert of Seth Green

I second this motion.

Dude that would be cool

She's great! Very funny

She's an amazing GM and seeing her do that more is my wish. What do I roll for that?

its called a session not a match

@@Nexusofgeek cool. never played or watched dungeons and dragons before this. good to know i suppose.

Welcome! There is no going back now! There are TONS of content on YT worth checking out!

@@riverswater5688It’s been a few years and you may have already figured this out by now, if you weren’t discouraged, but it’s not a match because not all sessions are battle sessions. Sometimes the players are just solving a mystery or a puzzle. It’s not really a win/lose thing that a match implies. This one is obviously a one-off which is why it was okay they got killed of. A DM would not generally be that viscous but they were quite likely clued in a bit. They had really low hit points. Anyway, it could have been explained in a nicer way originally.

Yet could have been so much better.

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Idk, Deborah Ann Woll is such a jem. P.S. I just saw his intro, and I'm now behind more Seth green dnd games.

Have you ever played D&S before? They’re checking they’re checking their character sheets. It’s not like they up there scrolling thru Instagram or something.

I checked the comments to see if I was the only one that was stuck on this.

Reminded me of my high school chem teacher who always said "un-no-one" instead of "unknown".

I can't unhear it now...

Reminds me of when Taliesen Jaffe consistently said stanima in a Vampire the Masquerade game.

Much easier to digest.

I'm really unsure. But, like something isn't right with the DM. He feels like he could have some issues or disabilities. I think the extra is there to spot him and jump in if necessary

They were level 1. It was always intended to be a 1 hit tpk.

thanks for the spoiler, yay

As a DM, my best life is when the story is carrying the players to just play, and I only have to step in to represent the world or referee something. That is a great feeling.

@@poodlefluids it is...buy for a show it's weird

@@guille787 Perhaps to you? Worked perfectly well for a bunch of shows like AquInc C Team, various Chris Perkins/WoTC games, etc. The DM isn't the star.

@@poodlefluids Chris is Always in full control. No one interrupts him. He flows. This Dm was struggling at parts and basically needed an extra guy to help him out with his authority.

@@TheUpperbutt On the first watch through I will admit that I did think that this DM wasn't exactly maxed out on his CHA, but I didn't really notice the players running roughshod over him or anything. I did think that the "host" hiding by his side (and doing the intro without any lighting) was weird. After your comments I watched through it again, paying more attention. If anything, I liked the DM a bit better the second time through. All parties knew it was a throwaway short one-shot with a guaranteed TPK, and I thought they all just seemed to be having fun. At least 2 of the players are themselves accomplished DMs and the other two are both trained actors; nothing here seemed over the top wrt improv. Sure, the DM may not have been my first choice, but I'd watch another one-shot with him (ditch the weird host guy though) to give him a chance. I don't think the situation was really dire enough to warrant comment, though.

They did try, it just wasnt picked up on by the gm in the midst of the action

Just in case that wasn't sarcasm: Advantage on Wisdom saves wouldn't have helped; they already mostly made their saves against the fear effect. Regaining max HP from healing (e.g. 8 instead of 1d8) wouldn't help either; they have to survive a hit for that, but Beacon of Hope doesn't reduce incoming damage. (rules-as-written, Cornelius shouldn't have been cut in half; the 15 damage was less than twice his HP, so he should just have been at 0 HP, not killed outright by massive damage. Unlike Ursus, who took 17 damage vs. his total of 7. Half-orc relentless endurance only works if you aren't killed outright.)

Agreed. The DM was awful, and the party carried the show

They fixed the title, but it seems the description's still wrong too.

it wouldn't have helped them anyway. Theyd have got advantage on the fear and maximum healing.

Fight may have lasted six more seconds. But Woll did try. Even shouted it out. Terrible DM'ing is why it wasn't cast. Dude barely understands the game.

Yes

relaunch/revival, but Xavier Woods is an official host for G4

It's a reboo-quel.

They did fix it in the next round of caption; at least they put up names again with the correction after someone pointed it out to them. It was a live stream. Not great to get it wrong in the first place, of course.

I mean, he is nearing 50 years old. No one can keep their youth for.

@@mrdude88 tell that to paul rudd

He looks just fine. What are you talking about? He's not a vampire.

Exactly! He's a Werewolf.

I mean... Seth green is a professional actor.

@@pigstiches my point exactly

pretty sure thats the point

If they dont kill em ppl wont stfu about continuing episodes. Ppl like closure. Not everyone can play a crit role campaign. This isn’t peak d&d. This is a PR campaign to sell d&d.

There was some kind of audience participation gimmick during the livestream that determined how powerful the monster they fought was going to be by showtime. The players were always going to be level 1. I think baseline for the dragon was level-appropriate at the start of the event but enough people participated in chat or donated or whatever it was to boost it up to…this.

@@silromen42 thanks for the much needed context. I guess that makes sense. I'd never let twitch decide the CR of an encounter personally, but it makes sense from a PR standpoint.

Full party wipes aren't fun unless ALL agree on it as a one off. But those aren't that engaging. And it won't sell. No one wants to die. Dumbest marketing strategy ever.

Kenku PCs usually bend or break that piece of lore, so they can play. But yeah, as for being sloppy with the rules, perhaps they weren't trying because they knew it was just supposed to be an instant TPK. But yeah, half-orc Relentless Endurance only works if you aren't killed outright, and he took 17 damage vs. his max HP of 7, so that took him below -7 so he wouldn't just go to zero (and instead 1). IDK if B. Dave intentionally bent that rule for RP reasons, to do something other than what the last two players did, or if he forgot the full details. From the way he said it, I'd guess the latter. Most professional actors that play on actual-play streams didn't enjoy math class or computer programming, and really enjoy the crunch of how rules interact to make a game system. (There are exceptions, like Brennan Lee Mulligan and some of the dimension 20 players who make interesting builds, although they also tend to be pretty lax about the rules when actually playing, like limits on mastermind rogue help actions.) Cornelius, Xander's character, should have just been knocked out, at 0 HP, since he only took 15 damage against his HP of 8. -7 is less negative than -8, so he's alive at 0 HP making death saves. Same for Seth Green's paladin, surviving by a much wider margin. If there's one rule they should have familiarized themselves with for this one-shot, it's the overkill massive-damage rule. Or maybe they talked about it and agreed to not bother very much with rules? B. Dave's invoking of Relentless Endurance seemed weird to me, like he thought his character really wouldn't have died. --- As for two reactions, that back-and-forth sounded it could just be her turn again. IDK why the DM said "as a reaction"; maybe he meant "as a response" (to Lenny's words), the plain English word rather than the game term? It could actually have been a legendary action, or just her next turn. Disappointed Lenny didn't use Divine Smite. Oh, but they're level 1, and paladins don't get spell slots and smite until level 2. xD. So it was never possible for him to triple the extra 2d8 damage. And apparently only the base weapon damage was tripled, not his modifier.