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D&D 5E That’s a lot of charcoal! Find Familiar problem
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Ovinomancer
No flips for you!
That's an interesting assertion. What evidence to you have that people enjoy debating rather than just having a small meaness that expresses itself as debating?
The Big BZ
Explorer
Thank for the replies guys! There’s a couple of people wondering why my DM went with the ruling he did and maybe there are people out there brave enough to question the Dungeon Master, I am not one of them but I am willing to surmise that it may have been a combination of:
A. He is happy that he has had his joke at my expense and is willing now to move on.
B. He doesn’t want to listen to me checking every where we go for charcoal, asking about the charcoal market and organising charcoal deliveries for the next 7+ levels.
Either way I think he has made a wise and just decision.
A. He is happy that he has had his joke at my expense and is willing now to move on.
B. He doesn’t want to listen to me checking every where we go for charcoal, asking about the charcoal market and organising charcoal deliveries for the next 7+ levels.
Either way I think he has made a wise and just decision.
Croesus
Adventurer
I've made rulings with similar results, which I later regretted. Sometimes we GMs can be our own worst enemies.
Ancalagon
Dusty Dragon
Your familiar could be a 7 foot tall charcoal golem 
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Ovinomancer
No flips for you!
Your familiar could be a 7 foot tall charcoal golem
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Charcoal golem....
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Yoink!
Ancalagon
Dusty Dragon
If you are interested in "golemology " I highly recommend reading "iron council " by Mieville
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