I had a situation like that in my dnd game, a little orphan girl was mourning cause her dog had so I used a spell that revives the dead and well the dog uh came back to life but it didnt know who the kid was and attacked her she survived but the dog was dead again

Consent is key

tfw when you're referenced in the anecdote

The Princess Bride is a pretty good example, in my opinion.

Andre the giant is that you?

Bro that cat phasing in and out of existence

Man i fuckin love dungeon meshi

Delicious in dungeon is a good fantasy show but it's not really d&d

No mention of "Record of Lodoss War." Sad.

Check out Record of Lodoss War sometime. It's mostly based off old school 2e dnd

oooOOOooooo! A phase phamiliar! mew mew!

the green screen: dosent show the cat for most of the video me:😡

Record of Lodoss War

Hey just so you know Lotr was not the inspiration of dnd, in fact, Gary gygax hated lotr so much because of how boring he found it I once commented that he would like to “throttle Frodo” the true inspirations for dnd came from more, how you say, “unhinged” sources such a conhan the barbarian.

Gary Gygax didn't like Lord of the rings. Gygax was inspired by Jack Vance while developing the spell systems and also drew upon the work of such renowned fantasy authors as Robert E. Howard, L. Sprague de Camp and Fritz Leiber.

The dynamic of the main trio in Castlevania is best adaption of a DnD party I've seen. I'm pretty sure I once heard that the creation of the Overlord series is the author feeling sad about his DnD group not being able to get together. Then there's Legend of Vox Machina. Which is just flat out based on a DnD campaign

You have amazing hair and i love your cat

I mean this in the most polite way, you have the most Unga bunga dna in a single person. It works for you quite well

I've always felt that Delicious in Dungeon is actually a grimdark setting that is not being taken seriously by the play group but the DM is trying to keep the tone. Every NPC outside of the group are all serious and full of plotting, and the magic system is brutal, but the players really just can't help but be wholesome.

It's apparently not an anime that many people have heard of, but my recommendation for DnD in anime is Record of the Lodoss War

Overlord anime has DnD based stats. Delicious in dungeon is actually pretty well d&d based

Bro did not finish the dungeon Meshi manga 😅 stuff turns weird

Adventure time dude

Forgot Monty Python and the Holy Grail, F

You want some good examples of visual media that show how most d&d games run? Look up the old anime slayers. All three seasons. Then watch Monty Python and the holy Grail. Then watch it again while drunk. Then watch it again while hungover. Then watch the Riddick movies and recognize that the character of Riddick is literally Vin Diesel's ranger character from his d&d game. Then get drunk again and watch the old anime series bastard!, and remember what it was like to be an extremely hormonal teenage boy. You're welcome.

Kitty

So true, dungeon meshi is the way my group plays

Optimal play.

I'm always here for monsters! Thinking of adding some... forest trolls specifically.

monster boy hype!

Damn, I’m being troll’d

I swear my brother is secretly a goblin

Teleport should really be far more precise. I mean, "similar location?" Really? This is a 7th level spell!

My niece done got bit by a goblin.

*Happy Goblin noises*

I swear I just saw a goblin RUN under my desk

No but it will effect the trout population

Wait till he learns pathfinder has 3 actions

Eh enlarge can make the turn order a lot smaller

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Unfortunately it is. The DM can now only afford a few low CR monsters, so you'll be facing mostly hordes of goblins and kobolds from now on. Good luck

Yes and no. Yes in theory inflation is causing book prices to rise which reduces the number of new players which reduces actions taken by players, hurting the community's overall action economy. However! since WOTC burned all of the communities Goodwill and have printed terrible books for years now this has lead to the expected effect of no one is buying their books anyway. In conclusion: NO inflation has not had any effect on action economy.

Other ttrpgs often have something akin to "action points" wherein you can take a bunch of actions per turn but each is less powerful or powerful actions may take multiple "points." So yes, inflation affects the action economy, and measures have to be taken to secure the value of actions, like in D&D where they refuse to change the system no matter how much that simplicity hurts it.

Take the hat off and pull your hair back. I need to know. Right now it looks like you have a large chin and a really small forehead.

Oh yeah

Well if it isn't my favourite undead monster boys. Don't forget to water those plants ;P

Let’s gooooooo can’t wait to listen to this

you would know/jk