About the "Depression" spell, it wasn't a spell of itself, it was a Command spell. The DM stated that it could be anything, as long as it's one word. Usually people say things like Fear or Sleep or something like that, but Jaiden goes straight for destroying all of his hope.
@@katisbest5159 It's a first level spell (many classes could literally start off with it at Lv1), so there are a lot of restrictions on low level spells like that such as they can't do anything knowingly and intentionally harmful. Also, everything (not just spells, literally everything in the game) is subject to "At the DM's discretion" so the DM can easily say "I'm not going to allow that" and either have the player pick another command or say they wasted their spell slot and their turn.
There are also only five or so words that you’re actually technically allowed to use in the first place, and they have standardized effects. Charlie, the DM, made Command to be much more powerful than normal by allowing it to be any one word and not just one from the list.
@@katisbest5159 In 3rd edition D&D, the spell description actually addresses this: "A command of 'Die' causes the subject to fake death". Aside from that, in all editions the command is supposed to be a verb, so a noun like "Depression" shouldn't work. But in certain circumstances you could use "Lament" or "Regret" and probably get something similar.
The "Depression" command isn't a spell in and of itself. The command spell allows you to yell out a word and the target is forced to do that action their next turn. So when Jaden yelled "Depression", Mark Tompson was forced to do a 'depression" action that turn. Usually this spell is for things like "flee" or "surrender" or 'leave' or something like that. Really any action that is one word can be used.
The bad part is that because people homebrew so much stuff into D&D, it didn't even occur to me when watching the video that the mace spray was weird. It's not even that hard to put in. Mace Spray: DC 15(?) Constitution save (potentially at disadvantage if they're not expecting it) or the target is blinded for 1d4 rounds. Number of uses and availability decided by the DM. There you go. lol
So with the pepper spray, Jaiden saw "mace" on the weapons table and assumed it to the peper spray and not the medevil wepon.The DM didnt realize the misunderstanding until at the table and just went with it.
Acid is more of their Dragonic Ancestry. Depending on what color of the scales, here's as it follows: Red & Brass Dragonborns breaths Fire Silver & White Dragonborns breaths Cold Black and Copper Dragonborns breaths Acid and lastly, Green Dragonborns breaths Poison The magic that she used was Shatter, Warlock's 2nd level spell since Slime, the DM, made her started out as LVL3.
Gold Dragons also have fire breath. Gold & Reds have a Cone of Fire, while Brass has a Line of Fire. So Gold & Red Dragons can cover a wider area with their fire breath.
Acording to slimecicle Jaiden was playing as a dragonborne warlock with a magic tongue tattoo where all her spells come from. Which is why the spells come from her mouth.
Something Jaiden left out was her bird familiar that was a demon or something, and while the other two where fighting the goblins she was making a deal with it.
A few weeks ago I played dnd for the first time. It was a one shot and we all played as kobolds. We had to preform on stage to get information about a rat we'd been following and I was chosen to go on stage as a pre-show while the others got ready. My character found some drums and started tap dancing drunken sailor on them, I rolled a 17 on performance and the crowd loved my act more then the main act, it was awesome!
Yeah, DMs who incorporate backstory into the campaign are the best! In the last campaign I played, which we finished just a couple of weeks back actually, our DM took our character backstories and designed the entire campaign around them, so it was really engaging!
I started a Pathfinder campaign on Sundays over on Discord. It’s a more crunchier rule set and dosn’t have a specific setting except for Golarion. I like to make my own using it and currently making a big one with my friends. Might post a book on it someday.
@@bluegastrodon1812 I didn't watch it either, didn't even know there was a stream. But I did watch Slime's reaction to Jaiden's video where he shared some of the details that Jaiden skipped in her animation. Don't think he mentioned the others' specific races and classes but from Jaiden's animation I'd assume they were a human fighter and a tabaxi bard respectively.
Because Command has restrictions on it, where they won't perform an action that will knowingly directly cause self harm. So like if you try to make them "Jump" off a cliff or tell them to "Seppuku" the survival instinct kicks in and the Command fizzles.
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About the "Depression" spell, it wasn't a spell of itself, it was a Command spell. The DM stated that it could be anything, as long as it's one word. Usually people say things like Fear or Sleep or something like that, but Jaiden goes straight for destroying all of his hope.
So you could just cast the command die and instantly win the battle
@@katisbest5159 I think it's more of a mental command.
@@katisbest5159 It's a first level spell (many classes could literally start off with it at Lv1), so there are a lot of restrictions on low level spells like that such as they can't do anything knowingly and intentionally harmful. Also, everything (not just spells, literally everything in the game) is subject to "At the DM's discretion" so the DM can easily say "I'm not going to allow that" and either have the player pick another command or say they wasted their spell slot and their turn.
There are also only five or so words that you’re actually technically allowed to use in the first place, and they have standardized effects. Charlie, the DM, made Command to be much more powerful than normal by allowing it to be any one word and not just one from the list.
@@katisbest5159 In 3rd edition D&D, the spell description actually addresses this: "A command of 'Die' causes the subject to fake death".
Aside from that, in all editions the command is supposed to be a verb, so a noun like "Depression" shouldn't work. But in certain circumstances you could use "Lament" or "Regret" and probably get something similar.
The "Depression" command isn't a spell in and of itself. The command spell allows you to yell out a word and the target is forced to do that action their next turn. So when Jaden yelled "Depression", Mark Tompson was forced to do a 'depression" action that turn. Usually this spell is for things like "flee" or "surrender" or 'leave' or something like that. Really any action that is one word can be used.
And being this is jaidens first time she thought that a mace was actually pepper spray.
The bad part is that because people homebrew so much stuff into D&D, it didn't even occur to me when watching the video that the mace spray was weird.
It's not even that hard to put in.
Mace Spray: DC 15(?) Constitution save (potentially at disadvantage if they're not expecting it) or the target is blinded for 1d4 rounds. Number of uses and availability decided by the DM.
There you go. lol
Mace IS pepper spray. Technically it’s a name brand for pepper spray, but people use both terms interchangeably.
@krystaloftheshores yes, but she thought that a mace was pepper spray
@@austincollins8781 Oh, ‘A’ mace. Okay, that makes more sense.
If I had a nickel for every time a RUclipsr mistook "A Mace" as "Mace" while filming her first time playing d&d I'd have two nickels
14:40 she's a wizard or a warlock so she can use scream but the acid breath is a dragon born thing (depending on draconic ancestry)
Warlock. She had a devil bird patron (not shown in this video) and her seal was on her tongue.
I love the fact ranboo isn’t in a time loop he’s just CRAZY😂
And technically everything that happened is his fault because he made the big bad how he is
So with the pepper spray, Jaiden saw "mace" on the weapons table and assumed it to the peper spray and not the medevil wepon.The DM didnt realize the misunderstanding until at the table and just went with it.
Didn't she ask slime if "mace could be pepper spray because it would be funny" and slime said "he'll yah"
Acid is more of their Dragonic Ancestry. Depending on what color of the scales, here's as it follows:
Red & Brass Dragonborns breaths Fire
Silver & White Dragonborns breaths Cold
Black and Copper Dragonborns breaths Acid
and lastly, Green Dragonborns breaths Poison
The magic that she used was Shatter, Warlock's 2nd level spell since Slime, the DM, made her started out as LVL3.
Cool, thanks for the insight!
Gold Dragons also have fire breath. Gold & Reds have a Cone of Fire, while Brass has a Line of Fire. So Gold & Red Dragons can cover a wider area with their fire breath.
@@gamester512Brass can do it farther to compensate.
Acording to slimecicle Jaiden was playing as a dragonborne warlock with a magic tongue tattoo where all her spells come from.
Which is why the spells come from her mouth.
The magic tongue was a great detail!
Something Jaiden left out was her bird familiar that was a demon or something, and while the other two where fighting the goblins she was making a deal with it.
Supposedly, the command spell can be any one word command.
I've been known to command everything to Fart...
A few weeks ago I played dnd for the first time. It was a one shot and we all played as kobolds. We had to preform on stage to get information about a rat we'd been following and I was chosen to go on stage as a pre-show while the others got ready. My character found some drums and started tap dancing drunken sailor on them, I rolled a 17 on performance and the crowd loved my act more then the main act, it was awesome!
Love corky D&D tales like this. Thank you for sharing!
Yeah, DMs who incorporate backstory into the campaign are the best! In the last campaign I played, which we finished just a couple of weeks back actually, our DM took our character backstories and designed the entire campaign around them, so it was really engaging!
"The life of a sheep is great, no one bothers you..."
Wolves: are you sure about that?
Not the ppl taking the sheeps Wool
I started a Pathfinder campaign on Sundays over on Discord. It’s a more crunchier rule set and dosn’t have a specific setting except for Golarion. I like to make my own using it and currently making a big one with my friends. Might post a book on it someday.
"my name is luap"
wait....paul spelled backwards
thats something a "paul" would say don't you think.
Edit: HA I KNEW IT!
I'm Partial to Plua but Paul backwards is clever!
Jaiden plays as a Warlock Dragonborn who's arcane focus is the tattoo on their tongue, so they cast all their magic with their mouth.
What was Jacob and Ranboo? Didn't get to watch the stream
@@bluegastrodon1812 I didn't watch it either, didn't even know there was a stream. But I did watch Slime's reaction to Jaiden's video where he shared some of the details that Jaiden skipped in her animation. Don't think he mentioned the others' specific races and classes but from Jaiden's animation I'd assume they were a human fighter and a tabaxi bard respectively.
@@bluegastrodon1812 Jacob/Paul was Barbarian and Assistant manager at Ye Olde Mart of Wal, Tholomew/Ranboo was a Bard.
Dragonborn have a breath atack ( Red=fire, white=ice, blue=lightning, green=poison gas, Black=acid). Don't know anything about that scream atack
My riddle door has Rubiks cube’s as door knobs to open must solve the puzzle or trivial
If command can be any one word and the enemy has to do it next turn why not cast die and instantly win the battle
1000iq
Pretty sure no suicidal commands
Maybe one then of stun or something
Because Command has restrictions on it, where they won't perform an action that will knowingly directly cause self harm. So like if you try to make them "Jump" off a cliff or tell them to "Seppuku" the survival instinct kicks in and the Command fizzles.
Well that's no fun 😅
@@MagileineTopDeckToFullField I think in one edition it stunned
Question have you seen Jocat's "A Crap Guide to D&D"?
No I have not I like the title tho
@@Vizkla I recommend it. Hope you like it. If not I'm sorry.
I called asian beetles fake lady bugs cause they immate lady bugs so fake.
Btw this wasn’t even dice rolls
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no, there were.
there where, just alot, especially in Jaiden's case, where really high.