Hoping to do more of these in the future! It's gonna ease up my stress and also help make some fun stuff~ Hope you guys like it and make sure to go check out _inks stuff too! :3 KZfaq: kzfaq.info Twitter: twitter.com/underscore_ink Love yah!

dayum Ink really pulling out all the stops, thems some nice art and movements in there

Dingo: "Basically a Chill The F**k Out potion..." Me: *smirks "I have a list of people who could use one of those...." Dingo: "Turns out, the CTFO potion was poison!!" Me: "............my list remains unchanged"

The "Chill out to death" potion was probably Felix's message of "Fuck you for creating a mushroom spider as a character" to you. If it's true, he'll probably deny it.

"Friendly competition?" Felix: "Friend, you are NOT competition"

Old fighter: Where'd my legs go!? Felix: Gone. Reduced to atoms

Lessia seems like a cinnamon roll; I’d be friends with her. I’d also like to have a plushie of her.

felix: is afraid of mushrooms and spiders dingo: how can I use this to my advantage in D&D? *creates lestia*

If Felix actually has a $500 Tarrasque plushie, I think I speak for everyone when I say we all need to see it and a good number of us want to know where we can get one.

NEW DINGO VIDEO LETS GOOOOO

When you see anything Dingo related that has 'whoopsies' in it your definitely in for a fun time!!!

3:43 Dingo: he was fighting an old man Erina: don’t underestimate those senior citizens

I'm 90% sure the word "fools gold" is burned into dingos retinas.

POV: u accidentally murder your own mom because you slipped a mysterious potion into her drink after obtaining it from a suspicious woman in a mushroom town LITERALLY called the underdark!!! :D #relatable! Whoopsies! Lol!

Considering that in original lore: becoming a drider was a punishment from Lolth for failing her tests, you'd think there'd be a ton of good driders put there. Hmmm...

I like the idea of Dingo and Ink talking this out. Ink: "I've got an idea, Dingo - instead of you painstakingly recreating a scene that keeps you up at night, how about you tell them about the incident and I'LL animate it?" Dingo: "That...is WAY better. Let's do it."

We had a new player in our campaign literally last session, very sweet person. An enemy rolls high, she rolls low, and the session that was SUPPOSED to be her introduction ends with her getting decapitated. She hadnt even been playing for 30 minutes.

My "Whoopsie" story: I am the DM. My boyfriend, playing a sneaky-sneak Rogue, HE ONE SHOT MY BIG BAD Banshee because I didn't think he would actually TAKE THE BOOK THAT HAS SUNLIGHT pouring out of it and use it against the Banshee the second she revealed herself 😛

As an enormous fan of drow, spiders, and spore druids, I absolutely adore Lessia

The Lessia story sounds like a backstory lol (more so if she weren’t revived) your character vows to seek vengeance on the drow.

“With a very large chainsaw sword… that was also on fire” Was Felix playing as Corrin Fire Emblem?

* Sees Lessia * Me, immediately: I will protect this precious being forever * Starts giving headpats *

"700 damage!?!?!" "we were playing 3.5" "ah yes, ok, that makes sense."

1:35 “But Lessia loved her…..out of fear.” Lets me honest here, who has not fear the wrath of a mother before?!

Honestly, i love these lil animations telling just some dnd stories. Its refreshing and a good way to take a little break from the angst

Will you do a series about the misadventures of Lessia and her friends?

... Let's not kid ourselves here, Lestia is the perfect angel and *MUST* be protected at all times at ALL COSTS!!!!

"How was I supposed to know the Drow lady was Evil?" Um... Because she's a Drow and her name isn't Drizz't. It really was that simple for decades.

Love the content! Even if it's not Fools Gold I am still 150% here for it.

Good-aligned drow/drider with an evil murderous mom? I think we've all been there at some point

One time my rogue friend decided to *RUN INTO THE F*CKING BONE ROOM* without checking *IF THE BONE PEOPLE WERE THERE* so we almost died to like 7 ghouls. We got like 2 gold total off of all of them. We almost died. Another time I, the human monk child, decided to grapple to the top of a castle and go into one of the holes in the roof. To nobody’s surprise, there was a f*cking army of goblins all looking up at me. I rolled a 3 to deceive them.

Fun whoopsie I've done. Wild magic halfing. Bandits trying to bs us cause dm messed up the info. My person is a bit chaotic and threatens them to leave. They reveal themselves as bandits. On a previous magic roll I got my next spell is maximized. I fireball. In a tunnel. With steam pipes leading to the city. 😂 we weren't going back that way

Aw man, it's series like these that make me wish someone would animate my D&D campaigns. In our previous campaign, we did Ghosts of Saltmarsh and I played a human rogue named India. In our very first session, she spat down a well to see how deep it was and a giant snake monster came out and attacked us. This pretty much set the tone for the setting and for India the entire campaign.

I'm not gonna lie your character idea is purely good hearted and she seems like the type I'd honestly admit most my characters would of been trying to keep happy out of fear or just not wanting to see sad we dont know. Well save inu'poko and venos. They would do it out of being monsters lol.

Competition: >Is friendly. Felix: And I took that personally.

You know when Dingo uploads your in for a fun time!

0:45 Is nobody going to acknowledge that Felix supposedly owns a $500 tarrasque plushie? Because that feels like vital information that we all need to talk about.

"This one has something fun and unique." "Go on?" "Thigh highs" "SOLD!"

And I say unto you: "Always check the contents of the "Chill-the-fuck-out" potions."

2:01 I feel like every single person with Anxiety needs some of these.

Oh my stars, the fact that you got both fears in one go XD I love these "whoopsie" stories! And having other guest animators is SUCH a cool idea! ^ ^

As a pathfinder player, I find it adorable when people freak out over 100 damage. So seeing Dingo flip around 700 is refreshing.

Dingo: "This one has thigh-highs! I mean genderbend.." Me: Sshhhhh... You sold me at thigh-highs.

4:31 i love the Mashoku Tensei refrence 😂

When you said the 700 damage I was like "You are playing 3.5 or Pathfinder for those numbers!"

Keep up the great work dingo! Excited for the next fools gold!

Heading the Goku power up yell was a nice touch

I feel like your sanity is slipping Dingo... That random scream at the end kinda gave it away lol

3:03 how very Purple Wedding of Felix lol

How did that old man even survive? Like with 700 points of damage, I'm surprised he's ashes are still in this plane of existence!

When dingo uploads me: THIS IS NOT A DRILL, I REPEAT, THIS IS NOT A DRILL!

Ludwig; "You know... It'd be really funny if I just stacked an unnecessarily large amount of buffs all at once for absolutely no reason..." The Old Man; "Say what now?"

I’m trying to get into DnD but I would need a group

Beans

0:24 the _big_ question is - what happens if you _invert_ a bag of holding, then turn it right-side-inside again - did you just put the whole universe inside the bag?

Petition to rally a kickstarter to turn Fool's gold into an Amazon series.

That first oopsie is eerily familiar to one that happened in a game i played in. That one also involved unknown drow "potions", our fighter died that day.

0:18 Hint: It's a black hole. It literally creates a temporary black hole.

Between Ludwig turning someone into a double amputee and the "seeing eye" bits, that campaign sounds like a wondrous mess of lucky (or unlucky) rolls.🤣

"But Lessia Loved her; out of fear." That had me laughing way harder than it had any right to do

whilst I was trying to tame a hangry dire wolf my step dad attacked it and the wolf thinking I betrayed it attacked me at crit and killed me :()

"We've all messed up in d&d before" Me who has never played:

1:07 this is for all the homebrew at fool's gold!

3:08 - Did you not have someone in your party cast Identify onto the potion bottle?

that IS a big whoopsie lmao

Yes! I’ve been waiting to hear about more of your stories and characters! Fools gold is nice, but it’s been so serious lately I kinda fell off, but I still love hearing about your campaigns!

“This inn, just casually in the under dark” Oh dear.

1:30 now we know, the dried wasnt evil, but dingo is, so still evil.

5:20 - So bizarre to hear Erina's voice from Dingo's character.

I hope you’re paying Ink for their time, they did a fantastic job.

DND MINI STORY: When I started playing a wasteland themed one, the dm almost killed me. I was just working on a truck and these 2 enemy groups started having an all put brawl.

Ah paladins, the ultimate “that person dies now” class. Gotta love burst damage.

4:48 only 700? I am working on my own D&D story about the time I did over 1000 damage.

I don't see the problem, you wanted your mum to chill out and the potion worked, just as advertised. Your mum was likely worth some XP as well and poisoning people is considered the polite thing to do in the Underdark. The duel was worse, not only did your friends rep plummet but you had to pay a lot of money as well, that is certainly a whoopsie. I don't think a show off fight even gives XP so the whole thing was a total loss.

Dm: how much damage did you do? Felix:yes

overlord and jobless reincarnation references all in one what a deal!

Let's go boys, another video!

Felix: How am I supposed to know his legs will be obliterated!!? Everyone: You have a flaming chainsaw sword and you buff yourself for 11 rounds!!! Felix: Oh yeah. Dingo: Anyway here money to fix legs.

Given what drow parenting is like, the fortune teller may have genuinely thought she was doing your sweet little cinnamon bun a favor.

I've never actually messed up in D&D. The only thing that comes close was a low roll for I think a dex save, and the DM spared me, since I think this was my first session as the character.

4:14 SASUGA reference, Dingo sama!

Hi Dingo! I can’t wait for more Fools Gold but take your time if needed. Keep up the hard work. (You too Ink)

"Man who likes hat .. And murder" The little angry face XD Also loved the use of the meme with the sad man behind pc at the beginning 😂

Dude makes 30 second vids on his own channel, but 5 minute ones on other peoples'. And it was great! XD Love all the funny little visual bits.

Ayy these are awesome!! I love Ink’s art style too!!

Ink's animation style goes so well with your narration - I'd love to see another collab like this! 💙

Okay but as someone who PLAYED a cute idiot drider baby, it makes me so so so happy to see someone else love them as much as I do! Thank you so much for this, it made me really happy to see more love for them

Curse of... Suffering? I hope that was intentional, I love it.

1:20 The tanjiro meme got me more then I expected cuz that shit is funny Edit: holy shit there were so many anime references and I love it! Def checking out _Ink now and great stories

Never trust someone who gives you things for free.

it's awesome seeing more stories from your other adventures! Lookin' forward to more of these collabs!

Loved your Count Von Count impression! Hahaha 0:06

6:04 dont forget genocide

I''m so used to Dingo's characters NOT moving lips when talking, that seeing them do it...scarred me (1D6 mental damage) Also, anime Felix.

Love the format, love the new channel to watch, thank you for that. Love your D&D stories, very fun to watch animated

Whoopsie: "You realize you can only use concentration on one spell at once, right?" "Yeah it's fine, let's do it." *loses concentration on Fly on an ally.*

... this story really reinforces why the Underdark is terrible and you shouldn't go there! Ha! The second one was also pretty amusing... geeze. Talk about overkill.

Hello dingo doodles may i ask your oppinion on your own trausqque minifigure, specifically if its safer as a garden gnome or a doorstop

I love you showcasing other artists with little stories like this! I hope you do more of this in the future! This artist is great!

Oh man, I *just* had my biggest D&D Whoopsie moment. Here goes: Our party was tasked with infiltrating an enemy military compound in the middle of in underground city in order to steal the chemical formula for Warpfuel, the fuel for our flying machines (which we “appropriated” from this enemy group in the first place), as we were running out and needed to make more. So, we get in, and split up (obviously a bad idea, I know) to search the compound. Myself, a Strength-based Fire Genasi Bladesinger Wizard, and a Kobold Paladin, were one team (originally named Team Shit, then renamed to Team Dragonfire, then renamed again to Team Dragonfire Shit). The rest of the party (a child Harengon Echo Knight Fighter, an Eladrin Warlock, a Human Artificer, and a Halfling Rogue) were the other team (first named Team Child and Team Adult as they started out as two teams, then renamed Team AC when they rejoined). So, Team Shit snuck down a corridor, silently murdering two enemies, before we came to a large chamber, in which we saw a *GIANT DISEASED GREEN DRAGON* - who we recognised as pretty much one of the Big Bads - working on a ritual over the body of an enemy boss who we had killed a while ago. Bad news, but this was supposed to be a stealth mission, and we weren’t ready to take this guy down, so we tried to sneak past. Queue bad rolls. Fortunately, the dragon was preoccupied with the ritual, so he didn’t really give a shit about us. We walked past him, giving him a wide berth, and found ourselves in a garage of sorts, with two of these spiked wheel-like tanks, with a hallway leading off towards another room. On the other side of the dungeon, Team AC had silently dispatched two groups of enemies, and slipped past a third. Good news! Bad news was, that third group of enemies heard Team Dragonfire being loud, and were coming to investigate. So, the Kobold and I investigated this second room, seeing a large group of powerful-looking enemies around a vat of green liquid - Warpfuel. Plus, a bunch of papers on a nearby desk. Probably the formula. Unfortunately, this group had *also* heard us failing to sneak by the dragon, and was *also* coming to investigate. Plus, we heard the dragon finishing his incantations, and, looking back, saw the boss enemy that we had killed before rise to his feet, before being given a new weapon by the dragon. So, to recap, enemies closing on all sides, including two *immensely powerful* bosses. Myself and the Paladin sitting in a room with a pair of tanks. The target just 30 feet away. So, what do we do? The Paladin jumps into one of the tanks, I cast message to my allies - simply the words “Going Loud”. (As we were playing on Discord Voice Chat, the Paladin sent the Payday 2 soundtrack for us to listen to). A cast Dragon’s Breath on my zombie companion/pet, and instruct him to breath ice down the corridor towards the Warpfuel room, to damage and hopefully kill the enemies in there. He rolls absolute dogshit, all five of them are still alive. They come barrelling down the corridor, one of them uses Blight and instakills him. I try to work out if I could make it down the corridor to grab the papers without dying - the answer is an almost certain “no”. There’s only one option: bug out. It’s at this point that I should explain a table-rule that this DM has. Drama Points: as a reward for particularly dramatic moments, we get Drama Points, which can be expended to add +5 to any d20 roll. But they have another use: we can expend two drama points to have a dramatic thing happen around us. The Paladin, already in one of the tanks, motions for me to join. I do, rolling over one group of enemies, not quite killing them, but hurting them pretty badly. Hearing the other enemies coming down the hallway, we turn and burst out of the garage, out into the city. I spend two drama points to have something dramatic happen to help us escape, and the ceiling begins to collapse behind us. Of course, this left Team AC stuck in an enemy compound on high alert, pretty far away from our target, with no clue what had happened to us. Worse still, the Harengon character was kind of empathically linked to my character through a magic item, and so was experiencing all of my panic, fear, and desperation at the same time as I experienced it. Team AC *did* manage to get the Warpfuel formula, and escape with their lives (even blowing up the compound on their way out), but Team Dragonfire Shit got chased out of the city by flying machines dropping bombs on us. I only survived by popping a Potion of Gaseous Form, and the Paladin was down to ~5HP I think? We regrouped, and now I am known as That Guy Who Ruined That Stealth Mission That One Time. Even though the Paladin was the one who made the decision to use the tanks, I was the one who sent the “Going Loud” message, and so I am the one who will be blamed for it. Of course, all this was after the quest where we all decided to split up in a confusing cave network filled with Black Puddings and creatures who could go invisible and teleport while in darkness, but that’s a story for another time.