D&D 5E Are you sick of the Swordcoast?

[lowkey13]

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[generic]

When that future character might his quietus make
With a bare bodkin?

Yes.

Come to think of it, using this analogy, are there any swords other than Men's swords?

 

[lowkey13]

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[generic]

I mean, there is the rapier ... but I really prefer to call that the canolier. Because c'mon!

But, yes, pretty much everything involving swords can be reduced to a rooster joke. Pretty sure that 50% of Shakespeare is rooster jokes.

50%? IIRC, it's more like 70%.

 

[lowkey13]

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[generic]

Hey- he had some great potty humor too, and was never averse to jokes about "nothing"* long before Seinfeld.


*Nothing being a euphemism for the most delicate flower.

You truly are a jester.

 

[Istbor]

I wouldn't mind something even from FR with an Arabian Nights feel to it. Kind of want a wild romp in the desert.

 

[generic]

Wait, references to different cultures and discussion of older-era Orient sourcebooks and such?

I smell a 50+ page thread on D&D's cultural influences on the wind.

 

[generic]

The exception that proves the rule.

Curse of Strahd takes place entirely in Barovia. Oh, well, I guess there is technically a link to the Sword Coast in there if memory serves me well (which it usually does).

 

[jayoungr]

Curse of Strahd takes place entirely in Barovia. Oh, well, I guess there is technically a link to the Sword Coast in there if memory serves me well (which it usually does).

There is one in the AL adventure season, but I'm not aware of one in the book.