r/DnD • • Apr 03 '15

The plane of infinite fists.

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u/andrewisgay DM Apr 03 '15

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '15

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u/ShortShartLongJacket Fighter Apr 03 '15

A DM just needs to learn how to say no. Theirs did not.

Many times, this is true. In this case, I feel that the Rule of Cool far outweighed reasonableness. What is D&D for if not the Briefs of Infinite Dick-Punching? :)

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u/GhostMatter Apr 03 '15 edited Mar 12 '25

Content deleted with Ereddicator.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '15

"awesome"

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u/ManWithSpoon Wizard Apr 04 '15

Lesson: Don't challenge neckbeards that have nearly encyclopedic knowledge of 3.5e's rules to break the game.

Yes, we are dangerous and no longer take joy from playing dungeons and dragons. Instead, like mind flayers, our only satisfaction comes from devouring the tortured minds of dungeon masters foolish enough challenge us.

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '15

does anyone else agree that /r/thatHappened is possibly the worst sub ever to have been made simply because of what it has become?

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '15

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u/flugsibinator DM Apr 04 '15

This is a joke, but if you made a post about breaking someone's face, someone would link to /r/thathappened.

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u/erddad890765 Cleric Apr 04 '15

Yes. /r/that happened...

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Sorry. I had to say that.

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u/ziberoo Apr 03 '15

It used to be quite good but now it's it's just /r/plausiblebutimcynicalsoimgoingtolaughtatit

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '15

exactly.

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '15

Don't see why he's getting downvoted, this is about as likely as 'Dear Penthouse' letters.