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D&D 5E How often do your Paladins actually violate their Oaths?
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R_J_K75
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Wait OOC/in real life the guy thought he was a werewolf? How long did it take for you to kick him out?
Yes. In real life. His wife backed him up 100%.
That was pretty much the last conversation I had with them ... I conveniently forgot to let them know when the next game was.
R_J_K75
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Ive reached a point in my life that nothing surprises me, maybe except that this guy was married. Should have told him sorry Fido this is D&D the Werewolf game is three doors down. Hey but as they say, it takes all kinds.
Parmandur
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You know what, I don't think he was a shapeshifting Werewolf, but Sabine Baring-Gould's old hypothesis on werewolves (basically, that's the mold people traditionally used to categorize serial killers) makes this less than funny for me...
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You know what, I don't think he was a shapeshifting Werewolf, but Sabine Baring-Gould's old hypothesis on werewolves (basically, that's the mold people traditionally used to categorize serial killers) makes this less than funny for me...
Yeah, I kind of assumed there was peyote or some other hallucinogen involved in their "outings".
He was also the reason that I now tell people I don't want chaotic insane PCs. Combine that with using a giant D20 that he never actually rolled and his habit of circling the chair 3 times before sitting he just wasn't a good fit. It happens.
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