Ah yes, the Tarrasque, I was banned from singing Karaoke because of this thing.

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How to beat Tarrasque: 1. Run 2. Open literal portal to Hell itself 3. Run farther

"Joke characters turned realistic are often some of the best I've seen." Case in point: Scanlan Shorthalt.

So Jerome flipped the standard procedure on its head. Instead of moving himself away from the Tarrasque he simply moved the Tarrasque away from himself!

TL:DR Deal with the Tarrasque by *yeeting* that mf into The Nine Hells. He's Asmodeus' problem now.

“Gone mad with the power of 5 attacks per turn” it’s too real

"Joke characters that turn realistic is often the best I've seen" Raise a glass to our boi Scanlan

Followup campaign where the residents of Gehenna angrily seek out the poor bastard who threw The Tarrasque at them.

So... I threw the Tarrasque at my players in a Pathfinder Mythic campaign. They were level 14, Mythic 7, and had a month to prepare. The Wizard finished it in one round by teleporting TO THE MOON. He had spent two weeks preparing a chasm that was at a livable temperature with breathable air, so that it was q valid teleportation target. Basically, the Tarrasque popped that little bubble and promptly suffocated. Of course, that doesn't kill it, but it does make it hibernate until it can breathe again.

First question to ask yourself when fighting a Terrasque: How many continents do I have in between myself and the Terrasque? If the answer is less than one, try to change that answer as quickly as possible.

-Have a party of only Clerics. -All of em summon celestial spirits. -Play The Last Stand at full volume. -Observe the carnage.

I once wanted to do a Tarrasque mid campaign encounter to chase off everyone and destroy a city and make it a hook for them to find a way to beat it later on. I made it appear at the end of a session as a cliffhanger and planed to end there. I prepared in advanced a 7th level teleport spell scroll for them in order to escape. Then the wizard decided to cast the reduce spell on everyone and use the spell scroll to teleport inside the Tarrasque. This shouldn't have worked for multiple reasons the reduce spell lasts for only 1 min and it only makes you small there is no air inside it. But I liked the idea so next session instead of a mad dash to leave a falling city like I planed I made a inside the body campaign to destroy its hart and brain.

"What to do when dealing with a Tarrasque: turn to page 87 'Hopeless situations'." (Flips to page) *What to do if you find yourself stuck with no hope of rescue: Consider yourself lucky that life has been good to you so far. Alternatively, if life hasn't been good to you so far, which given your present circumstances seems more likely, consider yourself lucky that it won't be troubling you much longer.* "...Crap."

To my understanding the best way to kill the Tarasque is to send it to Tiamat and her legions of dragons, and let them kill it.

One of my campaigns revolves around a small party of petty criminals raising a baby Tarasque

Damn, tried to figure out of you could solo a Tarrasque without any special abilities or magical items. But sadly the result is only a draw, as in an indefinite fight. Wait, no. I stand corrected. You can kill a Tarrasque. Because it is not immune to exhaustion. You still need a lvl20 character to pull it off tho. Here's the deal: IF you are alone, that means the Tarrasque will attack you 6 times. (5 on his turn one at the end of yours) Assuming the legendary action attack is the most powerful one and going by avarage damage, the Tarrasque will deal 2 bite, 2 claw, one horn and one tail attack. ON avarage this means 184 nonmagical damage on every turn. Two attempts to grapple and restrain and one attempt at knocking prone. So this is what you do: You bring a lvl 20 circle of the moon druid. You should be able to succeed the saving throw for Frightful presence fairly easily (you have +11 on the roll assuming 20 wisdom). You assume Water Elemental form at the start of your turn. Water elemental has resistance to nonmagical physical damage and immunities to grappled, restrained, prone and exhaustion. It has 228 effective health (114×2 because of resistance), which means that on avarage your elemental form will hold from the end of your turn until the start of your next turn and you will be affected by neither effects the Tarrasque can instill on you. The only risk you take is that you have to reroll the widom saving throw for frightful presence every 24 hours. So to win, all you have to do is when your turn starts, you use your bonus action to leave water elemental form, then use your full action to assume it again, regaining all hit points. Because you have the Archdruid class feature, you can use wild shape an unlimited amount of times and because you are immune to exhaustion while in elemental form, your character will tire considerably less than the Tarrasque will. So you just repeat this until the Tarrasque dies of exhaustion.

Party was level 17, and sent to fight a Tarrasque? Surely that’s not too difficult, that’s nearly godlike. Right?... right?

I’d like to remind people that despite all their immunities they are still vulnerable to seduction

"It's like my grandma always said: start big and with as many teeth and as much resemblance to the apocalypse as possible." Your grandma's metal af.

Legend says that once a Cleric was able to befriend a Tarrasque (with the power of God)

I have a solo quest where a player essentially grinded as a wizard necromancer until he was level 20, then multiclassed until he was 120, the was able to one punch a tarrasque.

You need to go over tarrasque swarms

One of my favorite campaign hooks is "The path of the tarasque." The setup is that the Tarasque woke up, tore a path of destruction across the land, and vanished. The party is hired to travel and document the route it took. The party always knows which way they have to go, there's always something new to see, and the environments have something going on because the Tarasque did things like expose ancient tombs, break natural barriers that kept warring tribes apart, diverted rivers, etc.

"Gone mad with the power of having 5 attacks per turn, your teammate turns against you." That THAT. Is gold.

"Start big and with as much teeth and resembling the apocalypse as possible!" My grandma said that too!

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I've just started playing DND about 2 months ago. As a new player my DM suggested I try a not too complicated class to play as. I went with the fighter class. I'm Pertinax a Wild Elf, Fighter 300+ years old hailing from deep within the Forest of Chult (Forgotten Realms 3.5) Next the DM said I needed a back story... Pertinax left his home in the Forest to see the world he didn't get very far and stumbled upon a dwarven Nudist settlement where he learnt the art of getting high off mushrooms. Fast forward 150 years. Pertinax grew tired of conventional mushroom usage and started opting for suppository means. Shortly after his experimentation began He was kicked out of the settlement for indecent use of a certain fungi.( He tried to get the whole settlement of their tits during the great mushroom festival with an illegal spore he had cross bred himself.) Aptly named the Pertiguy! What has made playing this character interesting is the fact that the DM has been kind enough to allow Pertinax to scavenge for all kinds of mushrooms. Most of these mushrooms I have in my inventory will either send you into a mad frenzy or give you great insight with huge physical and charismatic -s

Immediately liked and subscribed. And they say comments are just as important, so here it is. Absolutely wonderful style, humor, it's all on point. I will be waiting for that next video. That being said, take your time; the insanely high quality is the most attractive quality.

Tarrasque 101 *RUN AWAY!*

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How 2 kill tarrasque: Wish for it's immortality to be removed, wait for a day where the divination wizard rolls 2 low rolls for portent, fly over it and spam save or suck spells till it uses all of its legendary resistances, then use a save or die spell on it and fudge its rolls

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So as a dm if you want to implement scp-682 into the game you can Just steal the tarrasque his stats

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There is a weakness. Holy water and a saint.

Can't wait for more, love the detailed yet simple drawings. TY for the skyrim music, memories.

I *really* liked this. And I was only listening to it. Can't wait to check out the actual video later.

Would summoning something from a Parallel universe (and breaking the forth wall) be a good idea to defeat it. Perhaps summoning oh I don’t know the monster hunter version of a t-rask called deviljho?

EPIC

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Yay

Dude this is an amazing story and some damn badass drawings

Transcendent joke characters are often so fun. To this day, my favorite character I’ve played has been Toox, the half demon vampire changeling rogue that was literally made to be the most edge lord thing I could think of on short notice because it was supposed to be a one shot. She became such a fun character, and I will forever miss that campaign.

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Lit :D

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lol scanlan

What's the fire guy

Amazing stuff... Way more entertaining than all Tarasque videos I've seen so far

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Pause the video at 13 seconds.

Also my gosh this art is some of the best I’ve ever seen out of KZfaq animation

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Thanks for this series so much! Monsters are my favorite part of dnd

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