Hohige
Explorer
I had already described his action Horrid Wilding several times, before you created that ridiculous rules that the simulacrum could not attack. But surely, you "forgot"
D&D 5E 20th level Sorcerer vs the world
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I had already described his action Horrid Wilding several times, before you created that ridiculous rules that the simulacrum could not attack. But surely, you "forgot"
fearsomepirate
Hero
I'll roll for it. It's odd. He's casting it at the one standing next to him.
Hohige
Explorer
Man, it's clear.
Anyway, I'm tired.
I'm tired of DM changing his friend's action and "forgetting" my actions.
Eltab
Lord of the Hidden Layer
He posted multiple times while the DM was trying to work out your actions.
@fearsomepirate I applaud your patience. It's more than I would have had.
@Galandris too. You said the build was unoptimized, and even though you took an approach that was ... less direct than I would have, you demonstrated that the OP is clueless, and pathetic, and not really worth anyone's time or energy.
On that note, this is me checking out. It's clear the OP has no real interest in the endeavor, because of the chance that he might lose, and he's simply not worth my attention.
Though, it's hysterical that he tried to cast a spell that explicitly doesn't harm constructs, on a construct.
@Galandris too. You said the build was unoptimized, and even though you took an approach that was ... less direct than I would have, you demonstrated that the OP is clueless, and pathetic, and not really worth anyone's time or energy.
On that note, this is me checking out. It's clear the OP has no real interest in the endeavor, because of the chance that he might lose, and he's simply not worth my attention.
Though, it's hysterical that he tried to cast a spell that explicitly doesn't harm constructs, on a construct.
Hohige
Explorer
fearsomepirate
Hero
I didn't forget that you tried to order a summon to cast a spell at your charmer. You simply can't do that, per the rules. You then tried to say you retroactively told the summon to cast that spell at that target much earlier, but provided no evidence you had actually done so.
At some point, the game has to move on. Do you have another action to take?
Hohige
Explorer
My patient is over.
I would add that
No, the one next to you is the one that dim doored next to you, that was the FALLING one, the Sim. It's all on the diagram.
As a free speech action he says "Do you sssssssink Lord Yeenoghu enjoysss dried meatssss?" if the DM allows spoken interjection outside of initiative order.
He casted on you!!! You were on range.
WTF
No, the one next to you is the one that dim doored next to you, that was the FALLING one, the Sim. It's all on the diagram.
As a free speech action he says "Do you sssssssink Lord Yeenoghu enjoysss dried meatssss?" if the DM allows spoken interjection outside of initiative order.
Benjamin Olson
Hero
Probably at the DM.
I think the appropriate English punchline here is "Quoted for truth."
fearsomepirate
Hero
Haha! Well, given this has gone about 3 hours, and nobody has even drawn blood yet, Yeenoghu appears. His visage immediately throws you both into a catatonic state. You are then handed over to a strange old man next to him. As he walks away, the old man begins to shift and morph, eventually taking on the huge, awful, demonic form of Iuz. With a word, your flesh is stripped from your bodies, and your living skeletons, still with beating hearts and internal organs, are lashed to the Throne of Bone and Blood. The pain is unlike anything you have ever suffered. You scream, your voices joining the wails of the countless others whose torture-seared carcasses make up the throne. As the din of your screams increases with your agony, you begin to move, and the Chariot of Hate rides to war.
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Guest 7029617
Guest
Hohige, if this were a trial, you would have probably already racked up a life sentences worth of being held for contempt of court regardless of if you were found guilty or not of the initial offense.
Hohige
Explorer
It is very clear. He knows he will be defeated and starts to cheating.
To everyone that DM, do you impose some sort of penalty to casting area spells in melee range or do you assume perfect accuracy? for example, targeting a fireball just behind an opponent next to you so the enemy is in the blast and not the spellcaster? It's just a question I have because the bastion tried to cast a 30 ft cube next to him, that require... confidence. Not that his player lacks any confidence....
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