D&D 5E Ironfang Invasion 5E conversion (OOC)

Ancalagon

Dusty Dragon

• Sep 15, 2017

• #491

Ancalagon said:

ILike WoBek Jozefa: A donkey. God of swearing and of urgently telling people to stop before they hurt themselves or cause a scene.

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Super Secret Information: Whoa Bec Josepha is something my mom would yell at us when we were kids...

 

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Ancalagon

Dusty Dragon

• Sep 15, 2017

• #492

So I took the "Bull of Battle", which allows Lal to charge around the battlefield fearlessly (ie Eagle totem). I hope this won't make me rue my low HP rolls

 

JustinCase

the magical equivalent to the number zero

• Sep 27, 2017

• #493

Sorry about rushing off and not sticking to the plan, guys. I just thought it would be very appropriate for my dwarven sorcerer.

And besides, looks like I took out 3 troglodytes singlehandedly...

 

SunGold

First Post

• Sep 27, 2017

• #494

Dude there's nothing to be sorry about, that was hilarious

 

Ancalagon

Dusty Dragon

• Sep 27, 2017

• #495

I too was very amused

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Greenmtn

Explorer

• Sep 27, 2017

• #496

Why can't the dude with the Chaos magic stick to the plan?!

Harbs probably a bit grumpy, and likely now thinks he knows why Flint aren't in the military any more I think it's funny and great RP.

 

Last edited: Sep 27, 2017

Charwoman Gene

Adventurer

• Sep 27, 2017

• #497

*disappears for a few days*

*comes back to 4 pages of IC*

Sorry for my absence...

 

Ancalagon

Dusty Dragon

• Oct 5, 2017

• #498

That minotaur deserves an introduction no?

 

JustinCase

the magical equivalent to the number zero

• Oct 5, 2017

• #499

His name is Jim, and he fell in with a bad crowd. Exiled from his home because his lack of smell and general poor etiquette, Jim wandered the world in search of love. Wherever he went, people saw him like a monster, fleeing from the sight of him or chasing Jim with torches and pitchforks. In tears, Jim took shelter in an abandoned cave, where he made a home for himself. Then, after several years of peace and solitude, the cavebear came and took Jim’s home. He started wandering again, angry with the world but refusing to act like the monster they thought he was. But then, only a few days ago, Jim happened upon these caves. Not noticing the stench, he entered and fell asleep, exhausted. When he woke up, three reptilian creatures stood over him, but Jim only saw the one. With tears in his eyes, he knew that he had fallen in love, and when she defended him from her friends, he knew it was mutual. Jim and the troglodytes learned to live together, to trust and love. Finally Jim felt at home! But then the adventurers came, and threatened his new family...

 

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River Song

Explorer

• Oct 5, 2017

• #500

well, Vin seems to be on a spate of bad rolls. toe-to-toe with a minotaur is not the time for that.