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[Voadam]

Mice would have made more sense.

Alternate last frame text "Damn girl, I didn't know lizardfolk had snacks that nice."

Also, I wouldn't call/classify a serpent person a lizardfolk.

 

[CleverNickName]

Also, I wouldn't call/classify a serpent person a lizardfolk.

Agreed, they are in an entirely different clade.

Humanoids
   |_ Insectra
   |_ Mammalian
   |     |_ Bovidae
   |     |_ Canid
   |     |     |_ Kobold (1E, 2E)
   |     |_ Feline
   |     |_ Hominid
   |_ Reptilia
         |_ Draconic
         |      |_ Dragonborn
         |      |_ Kobold (3E, 4E, 5E)
         |_ Lapidosauria
         |      |_ Lizardfolk
         |_ Ophidia
                |_ Yuan-ti

 

[pukunui]

I was having déjà vu. Turns out I made a similar comment on a variation of that comic that was posted earlier this year:

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She looks more like a yuan-ti to me. Plus wasn’t it boobs on Dragonborn that caused the most angst?

 

[DrunkonDuty]

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I tried this exact scenario on my players a few months back. They did not fall for it.

I tell ya, the level of mistrust is hurtful.

 

[AlViking]

I tried this exact scenario on my players a few months back. They did not fall for it.

I tell ya, the level of mistrust is hurtful.

I may try it myself the next time characters find themselves in the feywild.

 

[pukunui]

I may try it myself the next time characters find themselves in the feywild.

I'm tempted to as well ... although I'd make it so they can get their names back again in short order - either by letting them find the satyr again or by doing a deed for the satyr's fey overlord or whatever.

 

[jmartkdr2]

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Shovel Knight winning both ways!