Did Wheaton ever answer the age old question of, "Whoopi Goldberg, ever hit that?"

I have the same curse as Wheaton, I wonder if we campaigned in a game if we would cancel each other's curses out, or would they destroy all existence?...

yo, would you mind pinning a spoiler warning comment considering the top comments? If you do, thanks a shit ton!

@@Emilk0130 you know what yeah, that’s good idea. Thanks for asking. I get so many comments on this video it’s hard to keep up with, but I am gonna go ahead and try to delete some of the top spoiler comments as well.

And that ancestor was Delilah Briarwood.

@@wadeking4054 I hate the implications of Will being a descendant of the Briarwoods.

What if the first Wheton was actually the original luck God and Talesin usurped their power?

Aaaah

Such a powerful curse even he fears it.

Ate a popsicle. Passed out in the snow. Woke up, fired and then I fired again. I missed, I missed both times.

@@hopelesslydull7588 had myself another popsicle.

Then I fired again. I hit something, but it wasn't what I was going for. So I guess I missed. I passed out again.

@@FrederikHav had another popsicle.🤣🤣🤣

Long story short: missed

Wash the hand in salt water along with their dice And then called me back in the morning

​@@-Commit-arson- Don't forget to put it in a bowl of rice too

You know what just cut the hand off.

Sage it.

Ohh damm

Oh yeah. The curse isnt that he rolls Low.. its that he rolls BAD.. no matter the system.

@@lyianxwheatons grandpappy must've angered himself a witch

​@@TheNosnets He needs to find the descendant of the witch and carry them up the mountain in order to rid himself of the curse.

​@@lyianxthe curse has persisted into board games, he had a show called TableTop on Geek and Sundry, in every game with dice, he rolled terribly, without fail.

@@davyt0247 Oh im well aware. I watched his show. Even games that with dice that didnt use numbers, he rolled poorly. The curse cares not for the system or the dice.. If there are bad rolls to be had, he will roll them consistently. Its why on his own show, he RARELY won the games. And not for lack of trying.

Po ko

I think it was an episode of Table Top. But im not sure myself

There was one game where low rolls were the thing on a D20, but he kept rolling 20s

this is confirmed btw apparently in games where low rolls are good he rolls REALLY REALLY high

@@WardNightstone He defies the bell curve ... completely.

@@DrBreadstick Mathematically we call that an 'outlier' and Wil's rolling is about as far out as it gets.

They were getting increasingly scared with each dice roll :D

*EMOTIONAL DAMAGE*

​@@blackheartthedarklord6428low dice rolling damage!

*HUGE SPOLER CAMPAIGN 1* I also love how at the beginning, Will apologizes to Liam when his character is the only one who permanently died.

@@FrapsityWAIT OMG YOURE RIGHT-

Beautiful

It would be a one shot character because there's no way that character could survive

@@gothgirlgaming9050 with enough healing magic, anything is possible

If i EVER have a chance to be involved in ANY game he is in, I'll demand he plays a wild magic Sorcerer using the net libram d10000 table. The original one too, cause if ya roll a 100000 the nearest star explodes.

@@DanDoesDnD I'm sorry, WHAT

Slow clap

Underrated

Ooohhh wiiieee xD

😆

Have my upvote

So now he’s a dwarf, and all his axe does is diggy diggy holes.

What a great reference!

Classic.

best comment

So he needs to find Madam Zeroni's great great great grandson. And to do that all he needs to do is roll an investigation check to find...oh shit.

He’d roll 2 Nats 1

Trust me, you don't want that. Nothing is more terrifying than seeing someone roll with advantage and roll *worse.*

He should have some kind of resilience advantage

Really, he should just play a halfling divination mage. So that he can reroll his ones and give his low rolls to his enemies. Being able to assign a 1 to three enemy rolls every long rest sound pretty broken.

@@BeginswithPIE but he will roll high on those

I’m admired by the pure dedication he must have to continue playing the game.

I remember watching him play a game where the results were flipped, 20 was bad and he got so many nat 20’s it was stupid.

@@gconnor18 Yeah, they showed that later in the video! I will admit, a sentient curse is kind of terrifying!

@@xendordawnburst9969 not only that, but this curse apparently is hereditary because all of his family has it now. Watch all of them playing in the geek and sundry show tabletop, I don't remember the name but it was something about mice or rats.

I truly believe to this day that he decided to make his character a veteran of the guild thinking that would be hilarious when he rolled poorly, by using his curse as a gag on his character.

Wheaton needs to see this!

One corner of the table at my parents' place has been dubbed "the Chris zone" and no matter who sits there, it hasn't seen a good roll in years.

And it works?

I am so bad at rolling that when I DM'd I thought it would be fun to implement a fumble and crit table. None of the players fumbled and the monsters were so bad!!! after a couple of weeks we stopped using the tables otherwise my players could just sit back and watch the monsters practically kill themselves!

THATS AMAZING. WHAT AN IDEA HAHAHA

Well... yeah, it wasy for anything.

These dice were mocking him, I guess.

He just didn’t roll it for SOMETHING. He rolled it just for fun

I hope you gave him the dice

Did he keep the dice? Or did you take them back? You know you have to burn them if you took them back right? RIGHT?!

So you're saying that his dice aren't cursed to roll _low,_ they're truly cursed to roll _badly._

@@benjaminoechsli1941 Yup. It's a true curse.

@@benjaminoechsli1941heard about that in tye Star Trek adventuerer game, he rolls badly on any system

That was awesome! He was consistently rolling above 16 on the parts I saw of that game. A true confirmation that he has a bad Juju

I'd love to see it get your doctorate.

That would be amazing to read the math tthe shows how his curse is a statistic improbability

I like how you are disproving his entire existence. The one dissertation I would willingly try to read and understand.

* Wil Not

I bet someone has done it already. Someone had to.

“I don’t know what ancient Aztec deities temple you defaced when you were a child”

How on earth did he come up with that on the fly?

@@anonymousaccordionist3326 because mercer. A good vocabulary. And improv training. And just being a really witty sonofagun

He didn't want to invoke the name... but we know he's talking about Taliesin

MATT IS AMAZING.

I mean he would be a fuckin God in d100 mechanics i mean legendary success after legendary success, rifts, or warhammer 40k are this wills game

@@tohanwi No no, you don't understand, it's simply the worst result across all dice, regardless. It's insane. You can see a lot more of it in his old Tabletop series.

@@firekirby123 ya I made it that far in the video and was like, welp there goes that idea

The next step after depression is acceptance.

We should just have him play with heads and tails rules so he has a 50 % shot of being utterly amazing or just as bad as usual

Link?

@@zombielols1895 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gKeph5RhvLaRk40.html 4:13:34. Don't know how to link the time stamp, but it's episode 7 of campaign 2

@@kylebeardsley6200 thanks dude

@@zombielols1895 i think it was in the first ~40 episodes??? I will search i later

episode called hush near the end

Or Ally Beardsley

3:18 I think Matt says "you're the negative Percy"

@@graceredding2880 definitely ally they roll so good they saved the party so many times

it works out - Jerry Holkins and Wil Wheaton balance out Taliesin Jaffe and Ally Beardsley

I have to find the episode, but there is a point where Matt calls Taliesin "The Anti-Wheaton" I just can't remember if it was in C1 or C2

well, he was talking with liam in that moment.

That is what we call the bargaining stage 😂

Yes 20 faces that all read 1 once rolled

'...now I've never SEEN the other nineteen...BUT-'

@@mistertea603 yeah xD I rewatch this compilation almost every other month and it cracks me every time

Liam was skeptical at first, then he realized his mistake

Sounds about right

The weight of that clunk on 4:10

Liam's reactions are one of the best parts about this.

25:35

wait that's hilarious, is there a video with this? I really want to watch it 🤣

@@thepurplegnomegeneral3777 talks machina c2e3 I think

I'd looove to see this clip.

I mean after all the years of rolling so horribly you have to develop some way to deal with it

What is his method...I've heard of him creating characters tailored to deal with them but I still don't know the actual method...

@@tahaabbas6616 I assume he just makes a lot of comic relief characters meant to be bumbling and incompetent. But I could be wrong.

@@abhuman802 either that or he makes rogues and hopes that he reaches the level where his rolls automatically get counted as 10

@@phoenixshadow4631 With his rolls? Doubt it XD

Weirdly, I think that’s the most plausible theory

I think he takes on all bad rolls for those he bless

Whatever he touches, he absorbs the bad rolls. The second he rolls a curse is used. Hes blessed enough dice to get a potent stuck curse.

Will: *blesses dice for good luck.* Taliesin: Well, this is an interesting power, mind if I take it?

@@OutlawWalker like some sort of dice roll Jesus?

He's been doing to for so long hes become almost numb to it. Plus, there were a couple that he got grumpy for a Moment, but quickly got over it.

Hard to stay mad at a permanent life ailment

So a worser Gimli in a sense.

I remember in a later episode, when the party visits The Take, Thorbir and someone else were playing cards, and Thorbir lost another hand, and the guy he was playing against makes a comment about his luck.

Oh god it's sentient

Lord help us 😰

I need deets Pleez bestow upon us this power

I’m with Connor, please share this

We need to hear what it does. Now.

@@tomtedh5158 Yes sir, that is the spell. I was stunned by the dice showing him that level of disfavor for no known reason. At least with the spell there's a in game reason.

"Luck of Thorbir" - When affected by this debuff if you would roll a D20 instead roll a D6 and use the result as your D20 roll.

Plus both of them, without any cue, holding up two fingers at exactly the same time.

i do enjoy that, but getting will to change the dice almost seems like an accusation of loaded dice just for the humor of it. kinda bummed me out, but maybe im just looking at it wayyyy wrong

@@declancampbell1277 tbh if anything i took it more as "maybe somebody gave this poor guy loaded dice as a prank" than "this dude brought loaded dice to my game to be a jokester" like i didn't read any accusation towards wil in it

@@declancampbell1277 I think being accused of having weighted dice to make you worse at the game is less offensive than being accused of having weighted dice to make you better at it. I know both would be accusations of dishonesty, but at least you're not being accused of cheating at the game to win.

@@declancampbell1277 I don't think there ever was an accusation. It's simply a fact that sometimes when people buy dice that the dice are just not balanced properly. There are tests that can showcase that sometimes a consistently low rolling dice weren't being used for cheating but were just made poorly in the mass production of dice. It makes perfect sense to switch dice in the middle of a game where one rolls low. And since Matt traded the dice and took Will's, if balancing was an issue it would actually make the game easier for everyone because now the DM would be rolling low. I've done that as a DM and I've traded dice as well as a player. In the case of Will Wheaton it turned out that it wasn't the dice and that variable was eliminated by Matt trading the d20.

@@Dragon_Lair perfect explanation, could not be done better

Would be playing for very long. "Hey can your roll wild magic for me" "Yeah I got whatever" "Alright so that's a fireball centered around you....."

Ever heard of the Terrasque-Disco-incident?

@@voidjockey82 that’s a reference lmao

@@voidjockey82 its not Skipps fault entirely. A large city is a terrible place to keep a world devouring giant lizard prisoner.

@@voidjockey82 Yes!

Brutal and beautiful, in equal measure

I would ad Travis because he has his perfectly timed roll (2*nat20 in search for grog or 3*nat 1 throwing bags or 2*nat1 vs 2*nat20 when he rivals with someone) :D

@@Just_a-guy I would also add Zach Oyama for similar reasons

Brian Murphy rolls for the table each time

Brennan should DM so Matt can get his terrible forever-DM player rolls

Well, until that high roll game, then he couldn’t help but curse like a sailor. Cruel curse, playing with him so maliciously.

Try's Try's Try's Try's Try's Killmeplease

one night when i was having some bad rolls a friend said something like "change dice, change your luck" to which i replied "i dont believe in *luck* the entire concept is utter nonsense" - then proceeded to roll 5x 1's in a fucking ROW before rage quitting... i have never besmirched the idea of luck again.

​@@dodobean7620 I have trashed entire sets of dice due to that....

Yeah, I quit ttrpgs beacuse of my really bad luck. Glad he has the fortutide to keep going

Even on a flat surface the dice would still land between two sides

Or it will just somehow fall off the table and disappear

For him to roll high, he would need a sphere with the number 20 embedded in it a deep bowl such that the sphere doesn’t roll out, and the sphere and bowl don’t crack. The same applies with low rolls but the sphere has an embedded 1. Then you would need 98 more spheres to cover 1-100. Finally, Chuggaaconroy needs to hold the bag contains said accurate spheres so it does not get lost, but also never interact with ProtonJon before he hands the bag to Wil Wheaton at the house where they are playing the game, and have another lucky person take back the 100 spheres without coming into contact with an unlucky person when the game ends, but not before they test the table, the bowl, the couches, the house, the community, and the weather where the game with Wil Wheaton is taking place. The bag also has to be rated high because 100 spheres could rip the bag. Then Wil Wheaton will be able to roll more predictably.

One of those impossible to topple toys, but with a big 20 on the top. He proceeds to pop it.

It would balance on a point

Thats golden

that is so fucking insane dude. 🤣😂 The fact that you all agree that she is so unlucky that it's absolutely fair that she use a weighted dice

Did ye, aye?

And God said: Nah B

Update, her average rolls did get a fair bit better in the months after we gave her those dice. hoping to one day lift the dice god's curse on her.

I did something similar for the first two “Slayers take”. I recorded all of will’s rolls and I rolled several control dice. The control dice had averages between 9-11, which is expected for d20s which should have an average of 10.5. Will’s rolls averaged a 7, which biased HIGH because some of those include modifiers that I couldn’t figure out.

50 d4 with 25 1s. V(25%) is 3/16 A is .25. 50 is 150/16 or about 10, SD is 3ish. A is 12.5. That is 4 SD more 1s than mean.

@@adamnevraumont4027 Deviate these NUTS

It's incredible to witness. On several TableTop episodes there are games where you *want* to roll low. Will rolls high on those games. Whatever is bad in the game, that's what he'll roll, virtually without fail

@@VegetaLF7 He needs to do some cleansing rituals or something, I've seen a oneshot with him like that and some of the CR cast where a nat 1 is the best.... and HIS FIRST ROLL WAS A NAT20!!!!!

@@OriginalCreatorSama It's incredible, seriously! The man is cursed, there's no other way to describe it. Simple probability would have him potentially rolling as many 20's as he would 1's, but it just doesn't happen unless it's a roll that doesn't count or where high = bad!

I think i have the same curse as Wil, doesn't matter what Game I'm playing, if it has Dice involved I will roll always whats the worst number in that given Game. Funny story: The first time i told this a group of Friends they handed me a D20, I rolled it and got a 1

How many rolls does he actually make I need to know how math breaking this is

if you know anything about people with allergies, it's that they continue to eat the thing they're allergic to. Wil is the same

@@mischievousscroundel7277Tabletop lactose intolerance.

I was hoping someone would know which fight it was and whether it worked

@@cheeseboy1505 It actually backfired spectacularly. The rolls were absurdly chaotic in that fight.

@@rault114 Almost like the curse was like, "You DARE to use ME to your BENEFIT?! I'LL TEACH YOU ALL! ... FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY BECAUSE THAT'S GENIUS!"

I don't know man... sounds like poking the hornet nest to me. There are somethings mankind aren't meant to comprehend, and those who try will either sink into madness or will find themselves with dire consequences for daring to even attempt to understand...

I feel sorry for the math coprocessor of any device with digital dice that he uses.

We have the series Wil did where he plays board games with other people (some KZfaqrs, some other people he's worked with).

It's called a script

@@finalshade14 dude if you think CR is scripted, you clearly dont know how dungeons and dragons works

It's like the reverse observer effect. The universe _knows_ when he's rolling for real and it changes the outcome (to be poor) at all costs.

Yes! What a throw back!

I can't believe someone else knows "Holes"!

Just remember, he has to sing to her "If only if only the woodpecker sighs, the bark on the tree was as soft as the skies and as the wolf howls at the moon, if only if only"

Thankfully since I can’t drink I’d be more than happy to accept that offer

You can do it with water you would still drown.

@@eliebinetruy ...within 5 minutes.

10 shots For D&D, and with the other game where the rules are reversed, I'm not sure.

I have the exact same curse, i thought I'm the only one that has this xD

I imagine that if he had someone ELSE roll dice for him, it would still be the same result as if he rolled them himself. RNGesus has something against him

This is accurate, he has said before, he doesn't roll low, he rolls wrong!

I really want to know, how has Wil Wheaton managed to not just be interested in DnD but have just as much fun as anyone else...I would've left in 2 sessions...

@@tahaabbas6616 Because at the end of the day the man is a giant geek and loves the games regardless. He embraces the bad rolls of the curse

Is this the secret to how Travis rolls

Watch as it only ever rolls a 10

Either that or you just throw it and it *never* stops rolling, as the 1 and 20 are locked in a permanent battle to come out on top. Silver lining though: you'll have created a perpetual motion machine.

Oh sure, just cause the universe to implode why don’t ya?

@@Tripas350 like when you stick buttered toast to the back of a cat?

It'd be like trying to understand unknownable beings in Lovecraft Mythos, you'll just lose your sanity.

You'd be writing the Wheatonomicon.

You can't just hit us with that what the fuck.

@@gracemercer9144 I mean

He kinda did @@gracemercer9144

I don't believe in magic but I still can't deny that a jinx can happen. At this point I'm not sure how to deal with these.

Exactly they are just dice. Wil is the problem.

Witches don't exist but they do fly. You don't mess with that shit, just on principle

@@x808drifter what the fuck is wil doing? Giving the dice a spin like a tennis ball? Seriously if it turns out being on purpose this dude is a master of sleight of hand or whatever he does.

Oh my god. I suddenly crave to have scientific proof that magic is real by doing these tests!

I haven’t watch the full video yet, so I’m not sure it’s in here, but I recall Will being in a different game (not D&D) with the cast at some point, in a game that wanted low rolls, and I think his first roll was 19. EDIT: Yep in here

Well he rolled high playing Paranoia XP because you need to roll low for that one

Someone alert the Foundation, we got an scp on the loose 😂

Let him play call of cthulhu where the lower the roll the better and it is with two dice and see if it turns into high rolls all of a sudden with both too

I wonder if they played together, would it balance out, stay the same, or create some unholy mathematical vortex.

I believe it

The sequel to into the woods

Honestly if anyone has the power to curse someone in such a way it would be Taliesin

Makes perfect sense to me

My favourite part is that it's generations upon generations on Wil's side, but Taliesin Jaffe is still Taliesin Jaffe.

But there were how many others rolling? Plus matt rolling enemies and such......

@@incitingariot9925 half his roles were five and under

@@DeosPraetorian He rolled 54 times, and 10 of them were 1. That's 20% of the time, it lands on 1, out of 20 possible numbers. Or 1 out of every 5 times it lands on 1, not even counting 2s and 3s. He definitely pissed off some kind of eldritch god or something.

@@codyrose4519 26 of the rolls were 5 and under. 13 were 6-10. 10 were 11-15. 5 were 16-20

​@@DeosPraetorian Statistically speaking, this represents a rather amusing and entirely impossible spread, assuming it remains consistent; ~50% of his rolls are 5 or lower; 25% are 6-10. 18% (I'd assume it ends up being closer to 15% with a larger spread) of his rolls are 11-15, and a meager 9% are above 5. The sad fact is that it definitely does remain consistent, no matter the dice, the system, or the situation. Wil Wheaton's rolls are weighted toward the worst possible result. Those who cling to the belief that luck is just a falsehood, witness this.

Inconceivable!

Downright unimaginable

@@bigdrew565 you keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

@@linkofdoom24 What do you think it means?

@@extremity5462 it’s a princess bride quote (I’m assuming you’re being serious, sorry if you’re not)

I was thinking the same thing. he has to be using weighted dice for shits and giggles. but I forgot matt traded him dice.

@@ItsAnotherDanny Remember also that d20's have the numbers placed in a specific way as to lessen the effect of weighted dice. 19 is next to 1 and 2 is next to 20. If his dice were weighted to give him more 1's, it's incredibly unlikely for him to also roll this many 2's since the 2 is almost on the opposite side of the die.

Also in TableTop, when the game requires low rolls to win he always rolled 18s to 20s

I am curious how dice weighted favorably would interact with the curse, would it just even his rolls out or would it just over power the weighted dice

@@melonman6522 gravity is no match for this supreme power. Noone can defeat the entity...

That person he is talking about is Taliesin Jaffe.

ali from dimension 20?

I have this friend who never rolls bellow 16 so maybe it's him.

"YOU'RE WELCOME"

How did you misquote this that badly

I do the opposite, in my group I roll really well (annoying when I DM and get 3/4 nat 20 attacks, using the same online generator as everyone else) so I useally play bards, which mainly make people roll against my save.

He came into this with something to prove man. They all mentioned that they'd heard about the curse and never believed it, and Thorbir was designed to show how a powerful character can struggle with bad rolls

@@SirFerrickWanderer I actually thought he decided to make an ironic character, where his backstory was that he was really seasoned and experienced but because of his rolls he end up being extremely incompetent.

I mean, you're half-right. Saves are a useful loophole, but if he wants a character to do damage he's gonna have to roll dice eventually. Few things hurt as much as rolling 11 on 6d8.

@@VivaLaDnDLogs I mean coming from Will I wouldn't be surprised that he somehow managed to deal a 5 dmg on a 6d8 XD.

He really should have gotten some preists from at least 6 different faiths for preform an exorcism on the spot to really cleanse it

See Titansgrave for reference.

Unless he rolls luck, then a meteor is going to the hit the lvl 5 players for no reason.

He would need to throw a Tarasque for it to be even a challenge

No..... No... It's survival mode. Old eps of TableTop showed this. While playing one of the games where he was desperately trying to avoid being the villian, he ended up as said villian, and then he TPK'ed the rest of the players.

No, you don't understand, he rolls *wrong*, not bad. So as a DM, he rolls constant natural 20s and TPKs the party.

That is truly evil and I both love and hate it

that's amazing

I have a D16, and I've been debating making it my "your character is cursed" die. So that way one player can never roll a crit

The five stages of The Curse...

To put it into perspective: Wil Wheaton's Tabletop series was pre-edited, but he _still_ rolled consistently terrible. They had no good rolls to cut to.

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This sounds about right for matt mercer being a player as well

@@jordanl.8509 Sixth stage: "The curse... is... REAL..."

Just watched this episode last week, can confirm

Additionally, half of Wil's total rolls were 5 or less.

ah but you forget his curse breaks both math and physics so now that you said it would be closer to 700-10000 Nat 1s

So Vax, who Player sat next to Will for 2 sessions, rolled the most Nat 1s after sitting next to Will?

@@AresAlpha oh shit, your right

I think every time someone breaks down just how absurd Will Wheaton's dice rolls are (statistically, comparatively, fuck it even casually) it makes it more terrifying lmao. It's eldritch.

Hopefully he doesnt gamble lol.

He's said several times on his gaming channel that this is the reason he avoids games with dice. Like, literally, this is such a problem for him it ruins most games. Like a vegetarian trapped at a BBQ.

Go watch his TableTop series on Geek and Sundry, he plays a variety of other table top games with various guests (always a pretty fun bunch too) and whenever a game involves dice you can see the curse on full display there too.

Except that the average value a commoner rolls is 10.5. He's literally getting beaten by COMMONERS.

Dragon's blood is actually a type of resin used for making incense and tinctures!

@@briandaaranda9735 I was unaware of that! But im pretty sure he slayed an actual dragon and keeps the blood around.

@@briandaaranda9735 its also apparently an extremely good mosquito repellant

Dragon's Blood incense is something used in spellcraft as a power booster, of sorts. I use it when I need a major kick in the ass to whatever magick I'm doing. Combined with sage, that's essentially purging negativity by bathing the area in theoretical dragonfire. Tal was NOT fucking around.

@@thatonedudea I'm pretty sure he HAS Dragon's Blood and just cuts himself...

And then Matt’s slightly terrified laugh when he realizes

"I don't roll bad, I roll wrong." - Wil Wheaton

Dice curses don't care, and if you try to cheat the curse, it will make you pay.

@@tsnap4 it will make him somehow roll a zero.

He should be a rogue where he can’t roll below a ten when he’s proficient

Will should have backstory that if he roll enough 1's the world will take the effect for him

@@imranhamidon4064 I like the idea of a backstory for his crummy rolling!😂 (Wow, thanks for all the likes!)

Matt was actually worried about tpking the group that night

@@Unacknowledged86 their mistake was thinking wil's curse would give matt "bad" aka low rolls, but no, it gives BAD rolls the rolls matt as DM does not want to roll because they might tpk and he doesn't want that. good thing only a little bit of curse rubbed off.

I laughed so hard at that because he mentioned where the dice had come from and both Liam and Marisha sitting next to him physically RECOILED away from him xD

Yep. Khary brought it in. In a Ziploc bag. And wore gloves to take it out. And destroy it. And swept up all the fragments.

@@AlexQuill63 which episode was that lol

@@That9one1Guy had to look it up again as I'm now a lot further in the campaign but it's Episode 7, "Hush". I think it was at the very end of the episode.

I don't think "Will" and "Blessed" are words that can be brought together

Got 20 in one game and i did just what will did and said.

I’d be more likely to get in the will of bill gates then Wil getting 2 Nat 20s in a row.

And then Icarus Wheaton literally Nat1 on the next roll two minutes later is utterly riddiculous and utterly hillarious. From winning the lottery to having a lightning bolt strike you.