"Whats your favorite type of man?" "Woman." XD

Don't think we didn't catch that "lesbihonest" at 26:00 💀🤣

Baldur’s gate 3 multiplayer horror story 😭

The “THERES HARPIES??? HOW BIG IS THIS GAME???” is the exact reaction I had when I found out about them too 😂

These people remind me of that guy who told me that my rage against his acephobic BS was just "repressed sexual energy".

Our D&D group is 70% artists and we have so many good characters!

Hearing you call an artist an angel for drawing her friends characters made me so happy 😂

A person's orientation is never up for negotiation, nor it is subject to interpretation, period.

Hey, I’m the writer from the story at 6:13 ! Really appreciate the support and the affirmation that it’s not me, just the group haha. I’ve never heard anything else from that group, and I heard one of them failed, so none of us are really seeing each other on a daily basis anymore. Since that story, I’m back to playing pretty consistently with my usual group, where my tendency to be extra is appreciated. It feels great to be in a group that isn’t afraid of rp. They also get really excited over cohesive character art in the game, and I have a designated channel in the discord to post character art. The game with my ranger is no longer happening, but he was my first character and still holds a special place (drakewarden, for anyone curious. I named my drake Otto, and we flavored him as a robot). I still adore my half-elf sorcerer from this game, and I am saving her as a backup character. I spent too long on her art and backstory for it to go wasted like how it did in that campaign.

"Ranger bad" has just become a meme at this point... I'm starting to doubt people even know WHY they're bad... I played the revised ranger when it was UA and it was if anything OP...

Crispy, you never saved that kid in BG3!?!? That's a horror story on its own! How did you get in with Mol, then!?

The "Lez-b honest" at the end caught me so off guard I nearly choked.

"Blah blah blah. I don't care man. Guess what, I'm too busy riding on my dragon and sniping from the shadows." I'm laughing so hard my sides hurt. Thank you for that. I clipped it and saved it in my discord so I can watch that clip any time I need a laugh. Gloom Stalker and Drake Warden are my 2 favorite Ranger subclasses, especially with a dip into Twilight Cleric for the 300ft Darkvision.

Bruh, those harpies are in Act 1. I’m rolling.

The Harpies are part of Act 1 where you can save Mirkon over to the left of Alfira. Bonus. If you go treasure hunting for the Harpie Nest, you can get a free Gale snack and some free money

You never saved Mirkon!!! For shame, Crispy, that poor child

... if a dude old enough to be my father ever made any reference to me moving in and sharing his bed, he would very quickly lose something irreplaceable.

Man I felt the casual group one. I have a player who is in another group who is very casual and extremly uninvested. She makes art, memes, speculations and drives most of the scheduling. She gets absolutely nothing back. When she joined my campaign she was super apologetic about being to much and im like "girl most dms would kill to have a player as invested as you!" But i feel really bad for her about that group constantly making her feel the odd one out.

I heard the titular before and this epilogue reminds me of a tabletop horror story I heard today. Another DM took control of a former player's character with worse "intentions" and when said jerk tried bragging to the former player about abusing said character, OP just told him the character left with her and what he has was just an NPC instead of the real thing.

I think the inclusion of the weapon gift in the final story was to really drive home that the DM potentially misinterpreted the player gender and was playing favoritism/gift giving, and consequently on game day discovering that the individual they were sugar babying isn't a single, available woman, decided to sexually assault their character to satisfy the fantasy they had in their head/punish the player for a perceived insult to their fragile masculinity.

Ranger's biggest weakness (at least where Beast Master and Drakewarden are concerned) isn't even the class's fault. Companion based subclasses are just badly written imo. I'm sure they can pop off under the right circumstances, but the rules as written for them are just whack

I remember killing the harpy and breaking the allure, only for the kid to immediately run into my Cloud of Daggers and instantly die 😭

I AM SO HAPPY CRISPY SUPPORTS ARTISTS LET'S GO HERE'S A GLEEFUL AND HAPPY ARTIST :D

It's a lv3 encounter. I love the Harpy Song

For "His Lesbian Fantasy", the dm likely stated that "Nothing happened" after OP responded poorly. Like, as a DM, I can see where DM diverged where the plans changed. Also, suspecting the OP is called Ashley

My DM would LOVE to have a player like Ranger. They just need to find a group with similar playstyles.

22:04 kind of loving that "alot" not being "a lot" gets a close up but "Weapkn" is just fine 😆

I genuinely love being a ranger main. The trick really is getting all the information you need from your dm and fellow players first though. Because rangers are highly customizable with their optional features, it’s best to figure this stuff out so you are playing a build you enjoy and feel is useful. I think, of the subclasses for ranger, my current favorite is the feywanderer but this is probably more because I’ve been playing a lot of intrigue and story heavy campaigns and that is where the feywanderer can shine. Especially with insight and those charisma skills.

LMAO the artwork skit is just, iconic

You're telling the stories in a genuine and fun way to listen to, give actual good advice and feedback, the thumbnails to the stories are not full with hurtful stereotype memes but the stories come with content warnings, there's the relatable ace confusion and dramatic re-enactments ... and now I've also witnessed a direct f/u against AI drawings in favor of artists taking character commissions? I'm certainly happy to follow and listen to more of the horror while I'm yet to get back to some own DnD adventures.

Yeah, Baldur's Gate 3 is huge. As a long RPG video game enjoyer, I have the habit of "If it looks like progress, take the other paths first". I explore *everywhere* I can go. If you don't fight the harpies early enough... Well...😢 I... I don't like to think about it... Just, go fight them as early as possible. It's optional, but not for me. But seriously, I keep finding new stuff, like the cabbage guy. I was so glad I chose to play a monk when I stumbled upon him!😂 I just like the class, figured it'd be a fun one to play as, and it ended up giving me some amusing optional content I wouldn't have gotten otherwise.😁

Accidentally attacking a party member is hilarious. I was fighting Minthara and Karlach was about to give the finishing blow but I clicked my pc instead and it was a crit...

9:10 if I’m being honest I’ve literally made not only characters but entire campaigns based off of songs alone so I don’t think this is too crazy. Maybe for a new player but not otherwise

As soon as I heard "... I can AI generate...", I was waiting for the inevitable high-velocity lead poisoning to occur. 🤣

Ranger is weak because of Beast Master. It should be part of the main class and a command (attack, flee, defend, protect me, fetch, etc.) should last until you command otherwise, instead of having to use your action to command the companion every round. When I used those rules the Ranger class was just fine. Due to many other problems with 5e, however, I don't play it anymore anyway.

14:27 had a similar antic with a player who insisted on water boarding a goblin even though there wasn't a need.

I am the king of mis-clicking in BG3. It's to the point that my play group just expects it to happen every time we play.

7:07 My 2nd every D&D character was a Ranger and he was- and still is- pretty awesome.

I'm the artist for my game (and the DM) and seeing people's reactions to the art of their characters is so rewarding

The awkward invitations one is relatable tbh. Everything you said was correct! And no matter how much a person cares about another one, no one is obligated to include every friend in every activity just because they dropped a hint. In fact forcing it can be awkward as hell and make people feel like they don’t have a choice. My online tabletop group is small and tight knit to the point where any new members have to be voted in by the whole group, and many of them are very particular about who comes in for understandable personal reasons. If someone I knew had wanted to join and the others said no, that is nothing personal against them.

I love drawing my characters. My last campaign (which so far hasn’t gone past session 1 and may not go further unfortunately), I was so inspired by the characters that we all decided to play that I drew them all for everyone. During our character creation during session 0, my sister and our other friend were thinking of playing shifters independently of each other, so as a joke I suggested that I’d play a shifter too and we’d be a party of shifters. I’m the type of player who, in smaller parties, likes to wait and see what other people are playing then deciding what to play to balance out the parties needs. In our first campaign my sister wanted to play a cleric but she doesn’t understand how dnd typically works and our friend wanted to play a blood hunter, so I played a firbolg Druid with high constitution so I could be a backup healer if my sister went down, could tank a bit and provide support spells for our blood hunter friend. In this current campaign I suggested to my sister that a monk might be preferable to her to play since she doesn’t understand how actions work and tends to want to just punch enemies despite having access to weapons and magic. Our friend liked my Druid from the last campaign and wanted to try it out. I also think Rangers are cool and just switched my favorite class to play from rogue to ranger so I was playing a ranger with a pirate background. My sister and I both independently described our characters with similar features so I jokingly said that our characters might be siblings and since we were a party of shifters, we decided that all our characters were related. We put way more effort into our back stories because we were getting really into it. My sister ended up playing a swiftstride shifter monk who was the daughter of a noble ho sent her to a monestary for acting out (no she has never watched critical role). Her character resents her father for cheating on her mother constantly, one of those said affair partners was my character’s mother, the captain of a pirate ship. My character, a longtooth shifter Ranger, was raised on the pirate ship and met his half sister when seeking out information on who his father was. Our friend was our cousin who had been raised in the wilds and was a Wildhunt shifter Druid. I was so inspired by how much effort we all put into making these characters and their back stories I drew them to use on their character sheets on dnd beyond. I sent the pictures to my party members for feedback and edited them until everyone was happy. Our dm was so happy and surprised when she saw we had all put our custom art on dnd beyond. Even if we don’t end up getting past that session 1 from months ago. This experience was so much fun for me and it felt great doing something nice for others and inspired me so much. Character creation is my favorite part of any game, video game, tabletop rpg, etc. so I’m excited for the future.

Horror story: It was my first D&D game, so my really good friend who was to be our DM helped me with character creator & learning some of the basic mechanics. In total, there were four of us & I was excited to see the world the dm had made for us & finally get into the game. The champaign started out fine enough despite me having to miss out on session zero due to my college finals, which actually worked out well given my character's backstory as a semi-feral tiefling/hag young woman who had spent most of her life as ranger in the wood far from society with her only companion being her dog. The other three players were turtle drunken monk (problem player 1), a human blood hunter (problem player 2), and an Asimar Paladin (DM character). In game, everything was going fine. They had found my character after trying to find my dog's owner, I was adopted into the party as my character was an orphan who, by the end of the champion, was basically adopted by the Paladin. Most of the issues started outside of the game with the off-hand comments made by Monk that came off as weird but weren't necessarily creepy at least at first while Blood hunter was half there which can't be totally their fault since they were also at college at the time so we just brushed it aside that is until we got to the carnival session. Up until this point, our party had gotten into a few scraps & had been able to walk away from them relatively fine outside of a few scares & that my character had gotten badly burned on her left wing while defending the city we were at. So our DM lets us take a small break from the fighting & mystery solving to have fun at a carnival. While my character, Monk, and Paladin were off enjoying ourselves, Blood Hunter was having none of it & just kept saying: "I patrol the grounds." After some time, my character sees a tattoo artist & decides to get a tattoo of a bird, the Paladin who is with her joins in, & so does Monk. We all get bird tattoos. The only one left is the Blood Hunter, who, when looking back, we probably shouldn't have peer pressured as hard as we did into getting a bird tattoo with us as he spent the rest of the session basically not talking while his character just patrolled around. The next session comes & this is where everything explodes. Monk turns out to be a creepy incel because it turns out this entire time those weird comments outside of the game were them trying to flirt with the DM who rejected said flirting. Meanwhile, Blood Hunter was completely checked out to the point that during the big attack on the city, they let their character die just so they could re-roll a new character. My character makes a massive save by rolling a Nat 20 to keep her now father figure from sacrificing himself by going into a portal to save an NPC but in the end we only manage to save a small handful of the city while the rest are turned into zombies. After that, we only ever really had a few more sessions with my character being on her way to becoming the avatar of the Eldritch Elk God she worshipped & Blood Hunter's new character becoming the champion of twin Gods. I know it not worst horror story but it was not a good time. Thankfully I still enjoy the game & the Dm & I are still friends

10:21 on the subject of visual cues being helpful, that's outright the reason I learned to do art by myself!! Commissions are great but being able to do it myself is just so satisfying in a way I can't really describe beyond just the general joy of "I made dis" plus I'm sure the other players also enjoy when I decide to draw their characters

If the group really wants a casual, not super story/role play dnd experience, they could play the board games (I bought them for the minis, but they are pretty fun)

Old Guy: OMG. WHAT. A. CREEP. Fantasy: EWWWWWWWW.

Rangers in 5E really got the short end of the stick. I mean, when your level 20 capstone ability is something that should just be a level 1 feature of the class, and actually wouldn't be too overpowered as a level 1 class feature, you know the class has been screwed over.

I just did a few of those alignment quizes, they keep telling me I'm L/G though one said I was L/N. I was hoping for C/G since that's what I like to make most of my characters, but I surpose that I, as myself, like rules and stucture too much for that

As far as the first story goes, I lost a whole Honor Mode run because I misclicked an NPC instead of a door to attack

I don't think the alignment tests are accurate because mine dead arse said i am "lawfull good", me. The most chaotic person in the party. "Lawfull good"

"You are 89.2% good, 35% lawful, making you lawful good." LAWFUL?!?!?!? What have I BECOME!!! 😱

While that self-invitation definitely makes them NTA, it would be easy to BECOME the asshole if they don't let Jane down in an understanding way. Emphasize that the group is already too big and the self-invitation was crossing a line. But if OP is actually interested in being friends with Jane, they shouldn't bar her from getting to know their other friends. Been down that road myself about being excluded, and being on the receiving end of that could make her feel like they don't actually want to be friends with her. OP's obviously not responsible for Jane, but Jane could probably use some emotional support to make new friends. Even if Jane can't join their massive game, it would be worth it to still introduce her to the group. See if she has any other games or hobbies in common with them while waiting for a game. Once she's established among them, it would be easy to ask her to join if any of them get into a new campaign that's looking for players. Jane can come to her own conclusions about who she gels with too. I'm speaking from experience, after an ex-friend excluded me from DnD and their social circle for a long time. Took a good friend who emotionally supported me in their work friend discord group to finally get into a game. Now I'm planning to play Minecraft with their work friends too. : ]

Your comment about “what he’s doing with (OP’s) character” at the end of the first story is a question I ask myself morbidly on occasion when I think about the nightmare DM I had for PF1e, and my cleric. Then I remind myself that the character wasn’t really even mine after the first game I played him in, for a multitude of reasons, and that I’ve been working to effectively “reclaim” the character (new design, back to the original concept before any “backstory aid” I got from that DM, which was just him tricking a new player into having their backstory connect directly to the events of a game he ran, that said new player was never part of at all). It’s generally a better idea to, not find out what problem DMs are doing with characters after the player leaves. I saw what happened to several myself, with players I both heard about AND PLAYED ALONG SIDE, and it was, a wild ride

I'm glad I left the one frustrating game I was in before it turned into a horror story

Am I only one who gets the distinct impression that the DM from the last story was creepily trying to punish OP for "tricking" him?

Worst part of BG3 has to be when there in an enemy on a ledge above you that is attacking you, but you cant hit him back because when you "hover" "over" him, the camera centers on the floor, making him untargeteble, so you have to move around in such a convoluted way. Two places stand above the rest being in the Goblin camp with the guy on top of the rafters, and in the foyer in Moonrise Tower with three guys on the rafters.

26:20 Crispy: "I kinda like living in the moment" Background: "Tiddies"

Not my story, but the first time I played BG3 online, one player was talking about his last game. He got into a game with a bunch of high schoolers, and they made a George Floyd halfling and pretended to kneel on him. He noped out of that game asap.

Congratulations on your Rome trip, Crispy! 💜 My wife and I went on our honeymoon around 5 years ago. Hope you're having a great time! In a small village called Piambino I bought some Warhammer 40k Eldar models from this beautiful game store called Evolution. The man at the counter threw in a d20 my wife liked for free. 😊 The language barrier with the man was so large, but it was truly wonderful to connect over our passions across cultures.

Her friends really looked her in the face and went, "I don't understand why you're upset that a man twice your age is sexually harassing you." Like ? that's not even about being a lesbian.

Weird railroad DMs be like. Bartender: "What can I get you?" Player: "Just water, thanks." DM: "The bartender hands you the bottle of whiskey you asked for."

Definitely agree on letting players steadily grow their characters into powerful builds on their own terms, and that power is relative. Everyone has their role/s in the party. I'm currently in a Pathfinder campaign right now where I specialize in crafting, and I can definitely say nothing makes me happier than seeing the rest of the party being awesome with the gear I made for them.

OOoh. Glad you had a nice vacation! Love that you still shout out and credit the artist. 🎉 Stay safe everyone.

People putting down ranges makes no sense to me because you can do so much with them! The first ever D&D character that I created was a Tiefling Ranger with a Sharpshooter feat she became a formidable opponent. She also became the party's scout since our group didn't have a Rogue and my Ranger performed that job great, if even better than our Rogue DMPC that came to the party later, though the DM never underplayed my Ranger at any point. Sniping things was her favorite past time.

My guess for last story: Ashley

I'm not an extremely social person but I don't believe I have social anxiety. I have friends who have an ongoing DND campaign, asked them if I could join, they said no, we stay friends and I find a different group. I don't understand how it could be so complicated. I wonder what kind of scenarios people with social anxiety think would happen to make everything seem so daunting.

The Harpies are so early on. I can understand HOW you miss it, but damn. Poor Kid

I was a half elf ranger and my rolls were just insane that we overly dramatically say I ended up KNOCKING AN ENTIRE WALL OF A BAR DOWN and the bartender didn’t even notice when it happened until AFTER the battle was over (We were dealing with drunk orcs I’m not sure)

I am an illustrator and had done lots of commissions for characters, so I knew a bit about dnd and pathfinder and other ttrpgs from either the details and backstory people gave for character design and from doing research for props, weapons, items, class, race and clothing from source materials to be able to make a good design that fit in the world. So even before I played any game, I already had an idea of ttrpgs and was so excited to play. I joined a pathfinder game, sculpted 2 minis of my kitsune character in human disguise and fox for and drew art for both forms, designed her weapons, a character turnaround (front, side, 3/4, back) for each, and offered to draw the other players charcters in black and white, shaded, for free, and if they wanted more I'd give them a discount on my rates. out of the seven people one girl took me up on it for her character, and the dm who wanted art of the bbeg and some npcs and even paid for full color and back grounds. no one else, and was a little surprised because people usually paid me for it so I was expecting them to let me do it for the whole party so we all had an idea of what our characters looked like, specially since it was free. I still had a great time with them, went on awesome adventures, we all played for around two years until I moved to another country and couldn't meet irl anymore.

I made a Gloom stalker Ranger I had a plus 14 for stealth it was absurd

Oh no, if you didn't know about the harpies, that means that kid defo got eaten in your game 💀

Been watching you for years. Keep it up. I’ll submit a story someday.

Is that the boney ghost Imaru I see in your intro? That's sick as hell.

Oh hey! I’m early! I hope everyone is having a good day! ❤

Man, story 3.. back story first? For a new player? Nah, man, backstories are a sauce, amazing, and give context but not immediately needed. When I've helped a new player I have two approaches. One do they have a favourite character or b if they role-playing or draw do they have an OC. I help them build that, once they fit back stories can bwb built up during play. If you have one already great amazing even. : 3

My horizon Walker Ranger/ Samurai fight character will always be one of my favorites

DUDE! THAT TITLE!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Yeah in BG3 i accidentally picked up and chucked our first rouge drow (as a throw/improvised weapon barbarian) who was dressed just like the other drow xD No one said anything and he just goes “well if it works it works, sure use my body” That’s when I realized and went “oh man wtf my bad” And everyone thought I did it on purpose that’s why no one spoke 😅 It’s been such a fun gameplay with them we’ve ran 3 campaigns and are probably gonna do a real DnD one since we all vibe.

WE STAN PEOPLE WHO COMMISION/MAKE THEIR CHARACTER ART. SUPPORT HUMAN ARTIST FTW

Even though i'm new to DnD, well in terms of playing it, I SWEAR I don't get commissions for every single character I make.... Nope not at all.

2:24 i once had a fight where i couldn't figure out why my character was close to death and the enemy was taking no damage even tho things didn't say they missed... Until i realised my tav happened to have the same hair and outfit colours as the enemy and it was just several rounds of friendly fire

First Wait I’m actually first? I commented like, half a minute after the video was posted!

You know...I feel like I've been "Jane" in the Awkward invitations story... I had never played DnD before but really wanted to try... when I heard my coworkers talking about I kinda... hinted that I really wanted to try...real hard...never was invited... at first I felt kinda bad about it but then as I actually tried the game I realized there's probably a few reasons I was never invited... also from the stories they told that game would likely not have been for me.

I envy not knowing about the harpies. Many a honor runs have ended there for me.

I actually do start with a backstory then fill in the characters after. I didnt do this at the beginning, it's a habit I formed later.

Man, I would LOVE to do DnD commissions...

🤣 Oh I am constantly hitting my boyfriend or brother when we play BG3 I have also blown myself up with barrel's I've hit during a fight. I'm a chaos goblin in our run.

about the invitation story, sometimes you just have to have different friends groups, not everyone work well with everyone. I tried to invite some friends who wanted to try dnd into multiple sessions and campaigns and the vibes were just off every single time. I love them dearly, but GOD i don't want to play with them ever again.

Anyone who says rangers or rogues are bad have yet to meet a gloomstalker assassin samurai/champion build

Personally if I wanna do a super casual dnd night I’ll actually bust out different systems. (I know not technically dnd anymore) like goblin quest or kids on bikes and skeletons. Takes no time to set up really and then we just get into it. It’s fun fast and great. However, for more rules heavy games yeah, it’s hard to make it casual.

Insert careless whisper

I have... not so much a horror story as a fun story of the (in game) party falling completely apart. This was a couple of decades ago, so I may not have all the details 100% right, but... The system was GURPS. The setting was a fairly typical fantasy world. The players were mostly middle-aged (I think I was the youngest adult in the group, at 20 something), along with a few of their kids. The relevant characters were me, a tiny little beast master who typically rode her pet bear (with a specific flaw that basically boils down to "can't lie my way out of a wet paper bag", partly because I tend to be like that in real life); the wizard (who was secretly evil, and who had a spell called "death touch", which is pretty much what it sounds like, that he'd gotten to the point that he could basically cast it for free); a standard fighter type played by one of the kids, I think he was about 12; and a thief (who I think was played by the fighter's older brother, but he's only tangentially relevant to the disaster). We were trying to hunt down an evil lich, who was possibly the daughter or reincarnation or something of a previous evil lich. Relevant events that had occurred up to this point: At some point when I wasn't paying as much attention as I should have (it was a large group, and I had a bad habit of falling asleep sometimes), the fighter was gifted this apparently ordinary rabbit by a deity, and told to take care of it. We found this nifty magical armor that had belonged to the previous evil lich. The fighter was wearing the armor part, which was basically +3 or whatever body armor, and the wizard was wearing the helmet, that had a lot of special powers, including the ability to call up an impenetrable cloud of darkness that only the person wearing the helmet could see in. So, we defeated the evil lich. We were kind of standing around, figuring out what to do next. This hippogryph rider comes by, and asks what we're doing. We explain about the whole "defeating the evil lich" thing. The rider asks something about the armor. My compulsively honest character tells him all about it. The rider tells the group that his people are going to come back and take the armor to put it somewhere safe. The group had been planning on keeping the armor, but weren't willing to fight the hippogryph riders about it, so they decided to give it up. But the wizard wasn't having it. And he decided that if he was going to have to fight the riders, he wanted the whole suit of armor. Rather than, say, asking for it, he decided he'd kill the fighter and take it. So, he summons his impenetrable cloud of darkness, and goes to attack the fighter. After his first attack, the rabbit jumps on the wizard's chest. Suddenly, though the fighter can't see anything else, he *can* see the wizard. So the wizard decides he'll deal with the rabbit first, then get back to the fighter. He throws up this bubble shield, basically--nothing in, nothing out, not even light. Then, he goes to death touch the rabbit. The player rolls a critical failure. GM rolls something for his critical failure table, and announces that the wizard used the spell on himself, instead. So, from the point of view of the rest of the party, there was a cloud of impenetrable darkness, then a little bubble of impenetrable darkness, then a dead wizard with a rabbit on his chest. The (IC) group stopped making jokes about rabbit stew after that point. And, while all this was going on, the thief found 2 of the 3 special treasures, nabbed them, and left. My character, worried that the rest of the group would somehow retaliate for making them give up the fancy armor, found the third special treasure (a tiny dragon, to be one of her beasts), and also left. So, a group that was able to cooperate perfectly well for the "hard part" (killing the actual lich) fell *completely* apart basically the moment they were done.

Looks toward my commissions in the triple digits quantity... and my five interlocking pieces that cost $1500 combined... I have no idea what you're talking about...

Full disclosure, you can become immune to being charmed while raging in BG3, you just need to be level 6… not possible to do this early in the game

Rangers are not bad, they're really not bad. The reputation is basically only based on the situation at 5e's launch

Don't worry I didn't find the harpies til character 5 lol

*Reads the thumbnail "WELL HAVEN'T WE ALL??" /s

my guess for the name is, Sasha ... because, that's my name and I had gotten an awful amount of assumtions/quetionable offers about that too (text only, my voice is quite deep) if anybody is guessing the reason ... yeah, because of an adult actress

I missed those harpies first playthrough as well. Shout out to the kid for having more self preservation than Isoble. Miss I'm going to take two attacks of opportunity then miss her attack. Regarding that custom scythe, 2d6 as aposed to 1d10 is far from overpowered. Compared to some of the custom weapons I've seen.

Story 1: are you sure you're gay and not want to sleep with me? Story 2: not on the same wavelength it happeneds and better to find a different group Story 3: i mean we seen pros and cons from all of the horror story so fair Story 4: there was no consent, only DM Fantasy

14:20 holy jumpscare!!! :D