I did something similar , where my alchemist made the "ultimate male enhancement pill" that actually made your genitals fall off, and the other teams bard bard fell for it.
@@MelodyLumina we sold them at "the most convenient of shops!" Which was basically just a gas station so they should have known what was coming (or not coming in his case)
Wait I'm confused. The Druid was part of group one, the group who made the fake head. I'm assuming the DM was running both groups at separate times (except for when both groups would PvP) in order to make sure one group weren't privy to the traps of the other group. How in the hell did the druid not know about the trap if the player would have been there at the table with his fellow group members? Either the player was there but the character wasn't privy to the plan, so the player was chill with committing to the lols and playing out his druid doing something stupid (which props to the druids player for being chill enough to do that), but if BOTH the player and the character were not privy to the plan, that would be impossible unless the Druid missed a session and the DM just chose not to catch the player up (which would be a dick move). Funny story, but that is the one thing that confuses me.
Literally says it in the post They didn’t tell the secret to all group one members so they can’t spill the secret or so the Druid doesn’t mess with it (which he does)
So noone, thought that placing an entire head of a lich would be a bad idea? Like, hand and an eye are one thing, bu how would you control the head when your own brain is currently rolling around in the dirt?
Hmmmm...may do this now. All because I am working on a whole adventure literally, no shame in admitting it, inspired by Street Fighter 6 and the World Tour mode. Sooooo...."legendary" item *thinks*
The best thing I got away with was the PC were trying to find who was behind one of the mystery in the kingdom. (People were being transformed by fey influence and they were trying to figure out who was controlling it.). Turns out anything they said that I could use was causing a change.
I wouldn't suggest anyone but a veteran dungeon master try this it's way too easy to make the ruse convincing from the DM's position as in unfalsifiable levels of convincing.
I mean, it WAS kind if the DMs fault too allow that, but the players also didn't care for the druid, so they are also very bad people. A shitty table that did a bad think and we all laughed at the absurdity of it all
That was the whole theme of the game my man, it's also a story from previous editions where character death was far more common and accepted, which seems incredibly likely here.
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I did something similar , where my alchemist made the "ultimate male enhancement pill" that actually made your genitals fall off, and the other teams bard bard fell for it.
Literally is seems. Especially if the process included pain.
That is hilarious!
where can i obtain this "ultimate male enhancement pill"
@@MelodyLumina we sold them at "the most convenient of shops!" Which was basically just a gas station so they should have known what was coming (or not coming in his case)
i’ll take five please
I love how these players' greed lead them to, without even questioning it, lob off their own heads in hopes of great power.
The PCs themselves almost did a TPK. Nice trick :)
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Wait I'm confused. The Druid was part of group one, the group who made the fake head. I'm assuming the DM was running both groups at separate times (except for when both groups would PvP) in order to make sure one group weren't privy to the traps of the other group. How in the hell did the druid not know about the trap if the player would have been there at the table with his fellow group members?
Either the player was there but the character wasn't privy to the plan, so the player was chill with committing to the lols and playing out his druid doing something stupid (which props to the druids player for being chill enough to do that), but if BOTH the player and the character were not privy to the plan, that would be impossible unless the Druid missed a session and the DM just chose not to catch the player up (which would be a dick move).
Funny story, but that is the one thing that confuses me.
Maybe it was something online and that could be why, but I’m not sure
Hey man the tropes of a good player is separating table talk from character knowledge
It's possible the druid just wasn't there during that session
Literally says it in the post
They didn’t tell the secret to all group one members so they can’t spill the secret or so the Druid doesn’t mess with it (which he does)
He wrote, that Group 1 themselves did want the druid to know about their plan.
Nothing like blame other when its YOUR FAULT. Of course cause if the fault is mine, I can blame whomever I want
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Nah nah, they just needed to put their brains into it, as it never said it was the BRAIN of vecna, just the head.
Quick, pull my character’s brain out!
So noone, thought that placing an entire head of a lich would be a bad idea? Like, hand and an eye are one thing, bu how would you control the head when your own brain is currently rolling around in the dirt?
such an obviously fake story
And that is how you make a non magical cursed item.
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Wait until you learn about the other parts of vecna😶
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"The Other Head of Vecna"
The Dick of Vecna
Hmmmm...may do this now. All because I am working on a whole adventure literally, no shame in admitting it, inspired by Street Fighter 6 and the World Tour mode. Sooooo...."legendary" item *thinks*
Hey, nothing wrong with taking inspiration off a solid game!
The best thing I got away with was the PC were trying to find who was behind one of the mystery in the kingdom. (People were being transformed by fey influence and they were trying to figure out who was controlling it.). Turns out anything they said that I could use was causing a change.
If anybody powergames, I might put them on the trail of the Head of Vecna.
Best con EVER.
Nice.
I wouldn't suggest anyone but a veteran dungeon master try this it's way too easy to make the ruse convincing from the DM's position as in unfalsifiable levels of convincing.
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How could anyone be so stupid as to cut off their own head?
I mean, it WAS kind if the DMs fault too allow that, but the players also didn't care for the druid, so they are also very bad people. A shitty table that did a bad think and we all laughed at the absurdity of it all
That was the whole theme of the game my man, it's also a story from previous editions where character death was far more common and accepted, which seems incredibly likely here.
It's funny cope