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What do you do if your DM gets sick...

Driddle said:
Let's say your DM becomes very ill -- a hospital-level sick -- because of something he may have consumed at the gaming table.

I stopped, right here, and began to make a list: dice? minis? DMG2?

"Mango, coconut, sugarcane...lord, me belly in pain! = Harry Belafonte
 

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IronWolf said:
Hhhhmmmm, something to keep in the back of my mind.... ;)

Pretty sure I was thinking the same thing there. For you that is.

Nice joke, but next time post a fake police report or something for effect.
-Shay
 


Hm, obviously you wanted to be caught, so do you time and enjoy it. Now if you were really out for him you would have used something that a stomach pump would have been too late for, but I'm guessing that the rat poision was just a matter of passion and what was on hand and convienent. You do realize that when he comes back, he is going to have your character stripped, shaved, painted pink and then run through town before being fed to the Otyguh in the city sewers don't you? Or did you think about that in your moment of spite... huh? Did you?
 

Bah. Rat Poison. [spit] I treat rat poison all the time. Rarely fatal.

A) It's not fast enough - can be diagnosed and treated effectively too easily.

B) The symptoms are fairly pathognomonic - there is a very short list of differential diagnoses. Again, too easy to correctly diagnose and treat.

Pick a more likely poison to threaten your DM with in the next troll post.

Now if you had said Iocaine powder... We all know how quickly that takes effect, unless you've built up a tolerance.

;)

R E
 



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