How the Rogue was made in Dungeons and Dragons
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This is great, but you forgot to say "I steal it" to every object you see, because deep down all rogues steal items to try and fill the empty hole that is dead parents
think that mindset started back in advanced dungeon and dragons where rogues got bonus xp for stealing gold, now that was a pain
Ow
Actually my rogue has only stolen one thing. I as a player am way to much of a coward to do it more often
Party travels through the dark forest, my rogue: "Hang on, I don't feel so good" Everyone is confused, including DM: "What's wrong, are you poisoned?" Rogue: "Worse... It's been more than 20 minutes since I stole something".
It was meant to be a joke, but they made it a thing. I had to steal stuff on regular basis or risk the chance of having my stats halved by the crippling need to steal. I think it was DM's revenge for stealing the High Priest's knickers and dyeing them pink, but I have no proof.
@@Lily-iy1nw "I think it was DM's revenge for stealing the High Priest's knickers and dyeing them pink" I love that.
Rogue: I wanna hide.
DM: Sure. Roll for it.
Rogue: I rolled a 15 and I have +15.
DM: You hid so well, you do not even know where you hid yourself.
I'm going to use this
Party: Where were you?
Rouge: No fucking idea
I'm using this
As response to that my DM always says: you hid so well that everyone including your teammates forgot you exist
* Disappears off the board *
Rogue: "oh fu-"
“Yeah, but in return your DM’s gonna hate you.”
“Sounds like a fair trade.” - Every Rogue Ever.
As a DM, I hate my cleric more than I hate my rogue.
As someone who's favorite class is rogue....this is accurate.
Paladin aura, Rogue, Barbarian bear rage... yeah
I wonder if dm's will judge me if i want to try out the pole-arm mastery + sentinel combo fighter...
@@Sovann_the_Mighty; My sister is currently setting that up with a Centaur, and I’ve started to disown her.
"You either don't stealth or YOU STEALTH." And back to the phylactery for me, laughter did it again.
Sir, I am going to have to time travel to ressurect after what your comment just did to me...
Username checks out.
So I stealth because I have a +17 on stealth
..buut... Do i have advantage?
No
"You either never roll above 7, or you roll 15 points higher then needed for the check."
Yep, that's a Rogue all right.
this is true, can confirm. one of my rogues has a +10 stealth
@@FranciscoHernandez-pq5uu i too can confirm, one of mine has a +13 to stealth
How about min 20 persuasion and deception at level 3
Well until you hit level 11 when you get reliable talent so all of your rolls that are 9 or below are turned into a 10. Assuming a 20 dex and expertise in stealth that is a +13 at level 11 which means a stealth score of at least 23.
@@frankfrank3342 wait a second that's not even possible at level 3. Max charisma is a +5, Roguish Expertise at that level is +4, so that would be 19. Do you have a luck stone or a feature or something?
Edit: Unless you mean your rolls? I was thinking base deception/persuasion sorry
Swashbuckler be like: do i have advantage
DM: Nope.
Swashbuckler: oh no, anyway.
True
I have just recently made a rouge, and the fact that my dm had our first encounter's big boi specifically jump over my whole party of like- 5 people, including their pets (which one also gets opportunity attack) and get's hit by ALL of them, just to one shot my swashbuckler rouge in the back after murdering things and running away at 3rd level.......
I can confirm this and I kinda deserve it for the way I am playing
speaking from the experience of my last rogue played
Arcane Trickster be like: I have advantage because (insert spell used in an absolutely insane way)
DM, crying over another failed encounter internally: please no...
@@Griggle25652 please yes ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Inquisitive rogues: I am 4 parallel universes ahead of you
"Your DM will hate you."
Me: Up until they meet the Monk with Stunning Strike.
Me: *already has a Monk with Stunning Strike and multi-classing into Rogue* Double or nothing!
@@dirttrackart *Reality can be whatever I want*
DM: laughs in giant.
I use stunning strike but it doesn't work most of the time and when it does it's mostly trash mobs anyway.
@@dirttrackart don't forget the Alert feat in case the DM has something up his/her sleeve.
I'm sorry to say it, but You're is "you are", so, what you just said is: "You are DM will hate you.". Sorry if it sounds rude, but please improve your grammar. Thank you in advance, and I hope you have a nice day.
"I want to be able to stab someone and then safely run away in the same turn."
Do you have advantage?
"I take the Disengage action as a bonus action."
take the mobile feat
@@136jab better yet, become swasbuckler
@@hamster_04.7 sure, but the extra movement is also really nice for a rogue since they can bonus action dash, and I personally prefer some of the other classes over swashbuckler
OSQ: "Rogues can't have parents."
Burn Notice-fans: "...and I took that personally."
I understood that reference!
@@Olivia_Dreamrider and I understood that reference
Me 2
Same. XD
Possibly my brother's favorite show
Nice
“DM is going to hate you”
I do like advantage
I will say my favorite rogue was a half orc. He stealthed through intimidation instead of ACTUALLY being stealthy. He'd walk over, pick the guard up off his feet and shout in his face "You don't see me!" then set him down and walk away.
Also, sneak attack damage with a greatsword is just amazing.
How do you sneak attack with a greatsword?
There's someone who stealthed their way through charisma. They'd basically charmed their way through stealth checks.
Stout Halfling Rouge, haven't played it yet but at lvl one she has +8 in sleight of hand and a +6 in stealth
reminds me of a barbarian rouge multiclass one guy in my group ran. The sentence "I get sneak attack because I attacked recklessly" is still one of the weirdest and yet terrifying things I've heard in a D&D game.
@@patrickstar5136 That's my go to example whenever get in discussions about rules lawyering. I should use other examples, but it's just so good, and I've been using it for years.
"You ether never roll higher than a seven or you roll stupid high."
*Laughs in a +15 to stealth and an ability that makes it so I can never roll lower than a ten.*
My rouge is in hiding because he accidentally killed the queen of the kingdom by leaving a banana peel by the stair case.
PLEASE tell me it was as comical of a death as it sounds
@@ChasingDeathbeds nope. The queen never even got close to it. The maid tripped on it, falling down the staircase. This led to a delay in her arriving at the quarters of her mistress, the princess. This tardiness caused the princess to be 2 minutes late for breakfast. The queen was aghast at her daughter's rudeness, and turned to the king to have him deliver a stern talking-to. In the process, she brained herself on the serving tray OP was holding as part of his disguise to gain access to the castle to steal shit.
@@nemohimself2580 I mean... I see that as comedy! "Frigid Queen with massive stuck up rear end offs herself via serving platter as she tries to talk to her husband."
*Rogue. Rouge is a sonic character and the color red in french.
@@nemohimself2580 that is the greatest story I have ever heard. My rogue wishes she could be that epic
It’s funny that the no parents thing really is an unspoken rule, like I didn’t even know it was a meme until your videos but before that I created my first rogue character. He has no parents…
My first character was a Lamia rogue. Her mother was still alive, her father was dead. The story was that her father was an elven bard, who died trying to protect the two of them from poachers who were after the snake skin on their lamia tails. After he died the two of them were captured and being prepared to be carted off and skinned alive until the guild master of the mercenary guild the rest of the party works for saved them. Years pass and she goes to the city their stationed in to return the debt, the guild is now run by that mans daughter though, so my character repaid the debt by joining the guild and working for her, and that's how my character was introduced to the campaign.
My first character is a tabaxi rogue who just doesn’t care about parents. Never had them never needed them. Just grew up on the streets as an art thief.
My first rogue was a rogue/sorcerer. He was an orphan.
My first character is a human rogue, that lost his parents but not his sister, was adopted by a nobleman that then sold his sister, so he killed his new parents and now is looking for his sister
My rogue has parents. The parents are rogues.
I just want a rogue with a happy childhood who was raised by their rogue parents in their rogue dynasty and everyone around them supports them to become the best rogue in the world.
And he wants to become the king of rogues
that sounds like the backstory of a rogue who would go rogue and be the ecchi child that does not want be a rogue and becomes a barbarian and or bard instead, just for the sake of being different than the role that his family wants him/her to fit
@@yuko93 Would you look at that. Motivation for the adventure! He wants to challenge the evil king to a fair and square rogue contest (of course the evil king cheats but the rogue beats him anyways with the help of his friends) for the title of King of Rogues
@@gaia9020 Possible, but that would be less wholesome, which I wanted to maximise
Does that gives them advantage?
The rouge in our party has a super high stealth, to the extent that we have made a side story. Everytime he rolls much higher then needed (every time) he goes to the waiting room. It is similar to a ER waiting room, but smaller, and there is a coffee maker, interesting magazines and one single door. The door leads to the plain of our Deity 🙈🤔
ROGUE
Nope it's the Warlocks patron or the paladins deity and every time he goes to the waiting room he meets them and as a side effect the Warlock or Paladin gets a migraine because their Deity/Patron blame them for The Rogue talking them up or stealing their divine Artifacts/symbols of Authority.
"Hits hard, but stays in the back."
"That what she said."
😆
Jo mama!
Literally my first character ever in D&D was a rogue (theif subclass) who had a noble background and puts his family above everything else, including his parents lol. He has a big extended family, naturally (being a noble and all) and now almost every character I play in this DM's world is somehow related to that noble family.
0:57 oh that reference is TIGHT
But yeah
I hope the class is able to do a backflip, snap the bad guy's neck and save the day
I bet it was super easy, barely an inconvenience
"My favorite class is ranger"
I wise man once said "just be a fighter with a bow"
And that man was not so very wise but still right
What are you talking about that man wielded a sword and shield I trust that man with my life
My biggest pet peeve about D&D after 2nd Ed. was the fact that Fighters/X could outclass a Ranger in nearly every way.
@@peterwhitcomb8315 then you never played a good 3.5 ranger. XD
@@austinculley2871
Meh. 3.5 Rangers were good but I could always do the same, and better, with something else. 3.5 ed was the fall of the ranger class (ok, didn''t play 4th) but 5th ed is no better.
That is the curse of the Ranger. Anything they can do, someone else can do, and do it better.
@@peterwhitcomb8315 Mystic ranger/sword of the arcane order was fine. You were a discount wizard and gished well. Do not be a marty stu drow and expect to be best at everythung forever. He has mostly figher levels and could easily be taken down by a compotent party of 6th or 7th level characters. Authorial fiat ruined it.
Okay, the last line was perfect and elevated all the other jokes in the episode. Noice.
"He's gonna be the main problem for the party....."
My rogue literally hasn't left somewhere with either killing someone or attempting it in some way
Rouges are the bane of any dms existence
And the party
@@xardnaslp3171 true
Not if the DM is running a thieve’s guild, assassins, or network of spies.
Rogues vs. rogues levels the playing field. 👍
@@ironfae that would be fun, also a LOT of bonus action hiding.
@@KingJester420
Definitely. I’ve written a group of NPC rogues known as the “Scarlet Claw”. They’re mostly a chaotic neutral organization that I randomly add in different campaigns.
The trick to balancing out a game for players is to learn what kind of characters they have BEFORE you play. I’ve made solutions for just about any class or level.
My next character is a Rogue and I saw this notification I stopped anything and everything I was doing even the portal scene in Marvel Avengers Endgame...that's how excited I was for this video to be made🤣🤩
Man, I feel so called out
That ending tho... He's too good at being a rogue
This ep has heavy screen rant vibes and i like it
When my first idea for a Rogue was basically Ronja the Robber’s Daughter… Her parents love her to death, as do the other robbers in her dad’s gang, and she loves them. And they live all the way through.
Studio Ghibli’s first CGI TV series for the win!
And In all honesty more credit to Astrid Lindgren The original author of The book
There is a tv series? I loved that book as a kid!
One of childhood favorite's getting a mention?! Amazing! And now I gotta find the show and watch it as well?! Superb!!
@@sadrainy It was made in collab with Studio Ghibli. You can buy/rent through RUclips (“Ronja, the Robber's Daughter: The Complete Series”), Amazon Prime, and a couple others.
So I'ma openly admit, never seen the show or read the book, but wanted to comment because I have also done the Rogue with living parents thing. A few times actually. So, kudos for not following the stereotypes! 💜
Hey Duke! Do I perchance have the ability to roll two dice and take the higher of the two in this specific scenario?
My dm wasn't very happy with me on our first battle encounter as a Tabaxi swashbuckler rouge at 3rd lvl.... I stab stab and backed away, or hid after zooming around the battle field. He infact eventually made the big boi that had legendary actions jump over 5 of my teammates to just one shot my character in the very back with all of it's attacks and after getting opportunity attacked by my whole party....It was 38 damage in one turn and my max is 35 (with a con of 20)
Did I mention how I never hit the big boi once? I was attacking it's wolf mobs
Cat and dog fight got broken up by the pet parents.
@@mitchellslate1249 bruh XDD. That's one way to look at it.
"This class is allergic to parents"
My Rogue: comes from on of the wealthiest, most prominent families in the city, parents are alive & well
Also I don't ask about advantage, I just say "sneak attack?" In the same tone Riko from The Penguins asks "Kaboom?"
You sir, are a legend.
@Corban Dybdahl thank you
Funny thing is a year later this comment is relevant again lol
i keep hearing Ryan George references. Is it just me? Am i imagining it?
Ok, so that's not just me then... Or we are both crazy...
I was just about to say ... subtly, but not so subtly referencing that other guy who also does the talking to himself as if he is different people thing is "Tight".
@@Vuldari Yeah! People who speak to themself are tight!
. . .
Oh, wait... I just ear myself...
I just started playing a rogue today, he is more the Jack Sparrow-Type without any deep backstory :D
He's an eladrin and while his city was visiting the "real" plane he fell asleep on the beach and was forgotten xD
Brilliantly done eh chap. Rather smashing actually.
Oh no a British-Canadian
*Mom comes in after I watch this*
Mom: Hey sweetie do you want to go to the park?
Me: … *insert evil smile* Do I Have advantage?
Yep ima be quoting that every dnd session that I can🤣
False! You cannot have a mom as a rogue
@@jinxbulens unless she's the bbeg
@@peterwest319 true
I broke like 3 of the unspoken role of the rogue
1) My main character has a mother and 5 sibling
2) I dont think my character is the problem player..rather the mother of the party
3) I didnt know the do I have advantage part (thats new)
This is not a rogue. sounds more like a paladin. Especially the "mother of the party" thing
@@NerdyCatCoffeeee I know, but I am a rogue. Believe it or not😹
@@Kuroneko45_ Palague.
@@NerdyCatCoffeeee they're a high charisma rogue. They make everyone THINK they're a paladin, until they end up shanking a dude in the back and insta killing
@@d73w80 now that i can see
“But in return your DM is gonna hate you”
You’re one bad player if they don’t already do, let’s be honest
Or they’re a bad DM
You either have amazing stealth or NO stealth.
Yeah, that's so true! xD
I made a male half elven rouge arcane trickster named Tatshiro who’s alignment is neutral, he’s a noble who’s looking for the person who killed his mother. His father is still alive, but he doesn’t know that he has an older brother, which helped murder his mother. He is a little edgy, but he helps the party.
Edit: Honestly I’m excited for his backstory adventure!
I saw the punchline coming and it still got me good.
I just started playing Dungeons and Dragons, and when I made a Rogue character I kept asking 'do I have an advantage' to my DM over and over. I didn't even realize that was a normal thing. Laughed so hard at the end of the sketch.
Sneak attack run away I can dash it's okay
no reaction attack,
im too fast
thats a fact
ill take them by surprise
im a coward in disguise
i bring death to these guys
dont even try to grapple
ill escape out of this castle
its not worth the hassle
ACROBATICS PLUS SEVEN
THIS IS ARMAGGEDON
IM SENDIN' EVERYONE TO HEAVEN
sneak attack, run away
i can dash, its okay
no reaction attack
im too fast thats a fact
yes i memorised the entire song
@@pablodelacal4526 I'm proud of you
@@pablodelacal4526 you actually forgot a part
Love the pitch meeting: "Because"
Rogue: Do I have advantage?
DM: You're a Kobold. As long as your party is in combat, you have advantage.
Rogue: Nice!
But he didn't answer... DOES HE HAVE ADVANTAGE OR NOT?!?
Is this Pitch Meeting: Rogue class? Making this series would be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
"So do you have a new class for me?"
"Yes sir I do. We've developed the Rogue to make best use of stealth and precise violence."
"Stealth is tight!"
"Will the DM ever like this class?"
"Oh probably not"
"Whoops"
"Whoopsies"
DM: "The wizard dies of 1d4 papercut damage"
Rogue: "Do I have advantage?"
0:57
Is it a reference to Ryan George's pitch meetings ?
My rogue is a 300 year old 3 foot tall gnome who's crazy which makes him find a serious situation funny
“So it’s called rouge.”
Me: “THIEF IT WAS CALLED THIEF-“
And Assassin...
Now it is just Custodian of Stealth and Death!
Rogue
"As the door opens, you see a MASSIVE IRON GOLEM!"
Assassin: "I attack exactly once."
"Aaaand he's dead!"
I love the pitch meetings vibe. Hope this becomes a full series!
Hey guys, I have a single rogue player who promised that he wouldn’t play basic and stuff and then proceeded to make an edgy rogue with dead parents who was a soft boi on the inside.
Also stabbed a dude for no reason.
I'm getting so many Ryan George vibes from this and I love it.
don't get me wrong they are still very different,
quester is better looking, less sarcastic, talks about dnd
I just love how I can watch 2 youtubers who have similar meta sarcasm and get 2 completely different experiences.
Your skit endings have been so great recently! XD
- Why?
- Because.
- That works!
I see what you did here! No super easy references any more, they are getting more elegant! Nice job!
Yeah, Screw that.
My rouge finna be a Tom Cruise lookin' Heist Artist •
Rogue
Why?
Be-Cause.
Good-Point.
Lmao
Is there another way to get sneak attack?
Actually, it’s super easy. Barely an inconvenience.
I feel like the perfect way to play rouge is the exact opposite of what people think of. The way I see rogue as is the comic relief character who tries to do anything and fails, and then has to deal with some convoluted way of escape. But when the party needs to go do something he will either go “I’ve already got it, let’s go.” Or the party goes through a ton of trouble to get something, only to realize that it’s not there and the rouge has been waiting outside with the item for 12 minutes.
You also get sneak attack when someone is next to your target. Make sure the paladin and barbarian know that
I guess they just go rouge
No, they go Rogue.
One question.
*do I have advantage?*
I love that the banter in these videos makes me think of the Screen Rant Pitch Meetings.
"this stealthy" and the last "do I have advantage" put this one over the top. Good show.
Ok, but do I have advantage?
Do I have advantage?
I feel like this was a Ryan George pitch meeting but for DnD, which I mean as a great compliment!
Love it! These skits are killing it!
"Ok, so, I want to be a sneaky, backstabbing fighter who attacks from the shadows!"
"No problem! Here's a class feature that allows you deal a lot of damage if you are in the literal thick of the melee fight, flanking someone with an ally like a warrior in a formation!"
"What... Doesn't that kinda defeat the point...? Anyway, I'd like to have a playstyle about dodging and avoiding damage, you know? Tanking doesn't seem right for this character."
"Of course! This class feature allows you to half the damage from any attack you take, you'll be tanky as hell!"
"But I just said I don't want--"
"Oh, right, we can't have this only be applied to attacks! With Evasion you can also resist fireballs and spells!"
"Wouldn't a rogue be more about like, not being targeted, moving out of the way...? Anyway, I'll get very good stealth, right?"
"You have Expertise, which you can use to boost your stealth! ...As can a Bard. After all, it makes sense a loud musician whose whole battle plan revolves around making sound would have the same sneaky potential of a rogue!"
"But it... Oh, well, at least Expertise sounds good! It really fits the fantasy of a resourceful rogue being always prepared, very smart, very proficient at what he does, you know?"
"Yep! Hence why one of this class' main features will be Stroke of Luck, which literally is all about your character experiencing unfairly outbursts of good fortune that compensates for his lack of skill in unfortunate situation!"
"What the... This class is a mess! Meh, at least I'll be able to take people by surprise and take advantage of their distraction..."
"Nope, surprise ain't a thing anymore in 5e."
What do you mean when you say surprise isn't a thing in 5e ?
@@Chuckloris84 I think they are referring to it as a practical matter of getting surprise becoming too difficult, or the specific condition from earlier editions being surprised. I might be wrong in assuming flat footed in Pathfinder had an original D&D equivalent that got phased out and was more recurring in or out of combat than actually getting surprise without the party screwing up stealth 99 out of 10 times.
And they are right...we always knew from the first glance something was wrong with rogues who do not actually hide or move to fight.
@@mitchellslate1249 Yeah, also the fact they removed a lot of things that can actually take advantage of surprise. The closest thing to that is the assassin's feature which makes it so you deal bonus damage to enemies which still haven't acted during the fight... But it's still not the same thing, a player can just grab the alert feat and boost initiative and turn what is supposed to be a surprise attack in a highly aggressive weapon-drawn charge (which is what the rogue in the group I DM does, lol)
@@mitchellslate1249 Exactly! They have a burst damage which can be triggered in a lot of ways that include no stealth at all (heck, a multiclass barbarian rogue can use Reckless Attack to literally deal a sneak attack by being reckless and ferocious), they're supposed to be frail but evasive when they have one of the tankiest features in the game... Cunning Action is nice though, I guess?
Listen guys I'm not a rogue due to any trauma or cleptomanic urges. I'm just really bad at social interaction and the party is full of extroverts that keep bringing me everywhere.
Genius as always, never fails to brighten my day and kill me on the spot
That last "do I have advantage" beat was hilarious 🤣👍
"Rogues can't have parents. You're either hiding from them or they're dead."
*My Rogue, Rico, gives you a puzzled look as none of that matches him as a character*
Second
Second mouse gets the cheese 🧀😋
"Because" more references? Loving these skits.
I knew what the question was at the end and I still got my expectations subverted. well played!
like... fourth? fifth?
Fifth
First
Nicely done at the end, there xD
Loved the ending!
That end, great! Do Sorcerer next?
I love that right at the end. That caught me off guard and made me laugh.
See, I kind of get this but my first ever game of D&D has forever altered my way of looking at rogues.
It was 3.5 I was just learning and I got together with a kind of eccentric group. One of the players decided to play a lawful good rogue, her backstory wasn't anything edgy she just learned slight of hand because she liked casters and wanted to impress her friends even though she didn't have magic. She was small and had 3 older brothers so she learned to hide very well at a young age so she wouldn't have to deal with them being pains. When she didn't hide and joined in the rough housing that's where she learned to fight and developed sneaky ways to win. In older years she took her skills and applied them to adventuring.
Writing home to her parents and brothers as we adventured telling them how she was doing.
She was by far the best RP character I have seen at a table even now. She also didn't use it to scam anyone. She COULD talk her way around anything if given the chance but her morals always kept her in that lawful good state. One time I remember the ranger trying to sneak extra loot off the hoard with checks instead of sharing. We caught him and from then on we gave all our wealth to the rogue to carry and divide up evenly between the party. She not only did so but often would give a little extra from her share when someone really wanted something but was short on funds or if the party really needed something.
Okay...for as short as it was this was epic!
Funny thing about my Rogue Dnd character. I play an Elf thief named Daliah, and when I created her, I literally had no backstory for her other than she left home to explore the world. Her parents aren't deaf or anything. And her personality is literally the opposite of a rogue. My party calls her "the Rogue that is not a rogue". She also has a little bit of a bright and bubbly personality, but she really likes to mock and sass her enemies in battle, especially the ones who call her "child" or "little girl". She also has a soft spot for animals and small creatures. (This next part was all my dm and nor me, but I love that this happened) So now my character has a tiny cat that rides on top of her head most of the time, and thanks to one of my Solo sessions, one of the Fey is now living in my hair and despite my efforts to get it our, it will not leave.
Now I'm also called the "Disney Princess" of the group too. I'm planning on multiclassing into Druid soon just because it fits my character more than rogue.
"Yes, there's actually a ton of perks that you can gain that will help you avoid damage, or half it."
"Sounds great!"
"But in return, your DM's gonna hate you."
"Sounds like a fair trade."
*Flashbacks to me dodging 3 lasers as an Assassin on the same turn.*
The music at the end of these videos is my favorite 😂
"what"
"because!"
"good point!"
- I've to check if the channel I'm in for a second lol
That last joke at the end is what got me XD
Love your Ryan George note you got going there :) Love your bits!
i mean, a rogue is pretty likely to have expertise in stealth and they get Reliable Talent at level 11, so at level 20 they can't roll lower than 22 on stealth, they also get supreme sneak so they have advantage too
i simply love this man
Editor: how Ryan George influenced will this be?
Duke: Yes
Great video!
Loved this one
When he handed him the paper i thought it was just gonna have the phrase, "It's what my character would do," written on it
Won't lie, your contact has gotten so much better. I liked the skits and they are fun but your newer stuff is that much better.
The ending hits harder than assassinate by a level 20 rogue who has sharpshooter+piercier w/arrow of slaying
That last one scared me good 👻
Nice work on the ending haha
Parrot the funny bit. Hundreds of likes. Compliment a good bit, Silence. I hate the fucking internet lol