D&D 5E Blackjack! - new 5E D&D terminology

[Zander]

Have any fan-invented terms emerged for 5th ed?

I was thinking that when you have advantage (or disadvantage) and roll 2d20 getting a 20 and a 1, that's a "blackjack" (20 + 1 = 21, the highest score in the card game Blackjack). It wouldn't happen very often, but would be pretty funny when it does.

What 5e specific terms/slang have you/your gamers created?

 

[Plaguescarred]

We call a death save failure a "strike" and at 3 you're out : )

 

[Tequila Sunrise]

I was thinking that when you have advantage (or disadvantage) and roll 2d20 getting a 20 and a 1, that's a "blackjack" (20 + 1 = 21, the highest score in the card game Blackjack). It wouldn't happen very often, but would be pretty funny when it does.

PF fans have begun calling it the Pugwampi Rule. (See Special Abilities.)

 

[the Jester]

We call a death save failure a "strike" and at 3 you're out : )

We'll probably carry over our 4e terms for failed death saves: we say you've got your "Wings", then your "Halo" and finally your "Harp", as you float up to PC Heaven.

 

[RangerWickett]

We'll probably carry over our 4e terms for failed death saves: we say you've got your "Wings", then your "Halo" and finally your "Harp", as you float up to PC Heaven.

I must spread some XP around before I give you any more.