D&D 5E Live Dungeons & Dragons Q&A Friday, June 6 Question Thread

[Remathilis]

Elfses with staffses fought dwarfses on wolfses, precious!

We can gets behind Gollum-English, precious. Yes, yes we can.

 

[SkidAce]

I do remember reading the AD&D DMG as a kid and wondering what a stave was.

part of a barrel?

hehe...

 

[GravyFingerz]

I was dismayed that this thread degenerated into discussion over differences between British and American
English. But then I realized, this beats a damage on a miss thread any day.

 

[Thaumaturge]

I was dismayed that this thread degenerated into discussion over differences between British and American
English. But then I realized, this beats a damage on a miss thread any day.

Yes. We'd want to stave that off at all costs.

Thaumaturge.

 

[Snapdragyn]

D&D thread degenerates into a five page discussion on the plural of 'staff' (n.).

*sniffle*

Home... home at last.

 

[GravyFingerz]

Yes. We'd want to stave that off at all costs.

Thaumaturge.

You're gonna have to cut back on witticisms because I can't give you more XP until I spread more around.

Or, you know, keep saying and scooping without just recompense.

 

[Remathilis]

I was dismayed that this thread degenerated into discussion over differences between British and American
English. But then I realized, this beats a damage on a miss thread any day.

Or the millionth "X shouldn't be in the PHB" thread.


In other news, I'm happy to see my question was answered. (Admittedly, it was a softball). Red dragon eh? Least we know Basic isn't going to have balors, tarrasques, or Orcus in it.

 

[Nikosandros]

tarrasques

I think that ONE tarrasque is more than enough, thank you very much.

 

[darjr]

D&D is in an English Accent. As Tolkien would have it.


Edit: OK, or sometimes in a southern drawl, as Mark Twain would have it.

 

[Snapdragyn]

D&D is in an English Accent. As Tolkien would have it.


Edit: OK, or sometimes in a southern drawl, as Mark Twain would have it.

Or Scottish if you're playing a dwarf.