D&D General Thaco the angry clown... really?

[Burnside]

I can't imagine being upset about this, but also can't imagine finding it funny.

 

[Undrave]

Has he been replaced by a younger, more popular clown named "the Ascending Ac"?

Should be written 'Eh-cee'

 

[MarkB]

So, can you get into a combat encounter with him, and if you do, does he hit you more easily the higher your AC?

 

[Malmuria]

So, can you get into a combat encounter with him, and if you do, does he hit you more easily the higher your AC?

Only if he is also wearing his Ring of Exception Based Design. It's a very powerful ring.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Only if he is also wearing his Ring of Exception Based Design. It's a very powerful ring.

I kill him and steal his stuff.

 

[Nefermandias]

That's Wizards of the Coast sending a clear message that they are confident enough in the new fans to keep the game alive. They don't want anything to do with us grogs anymore, so they can afford mocking us.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

The joke isn't particularly funny, but some of the reactions are...

 

[Mallus]

That's Wizards of the Coast sending a clear message that they are confident enough in the new fans to keep the game alive. They don't want anything to do with us grogs anymore, so they can afford mocking us.

It's a dumb joke, not mockery. Perish the thought D&D should include dumb jokes...

 

[Paul Farquhar]

It's a dumb joke, not mockery. Perish the thought D&D should include dumb jokes...

What do you mean? Pretending to be a wizard is deadly serious business. It is advisable to arrange for a sense of humour bypass before starting play.

 

[BookTenTiger]

That's Wizards of the Coast sending a clear message that they are confident enough in the new fans to keep the game alive. They don't want anything to do with us grogs anymore, so they can afford mocking us.

What is the message of Wizards of the Coast including Warduke in Witchlight?