I haven’t listened to this one yet, but I’m looking forward to what I can only assume is an epic and successful battle and escape where nobody is seriously harmed!
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Oh you poor dear.
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Resisting urge… to type joke… about something somthing hard part…
May the urge to edit come at an opportune time for you, Cuba
edit - Everything turned out fine Clint
I had to pause in the middle of listening to part 19 right now at 1am to come tell you @Father.Torque that that is not the “stranger things” theme on shrug’s phone, that is “wanna fight” by cliff martinez from only god forgives
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I’m glad that got cleared up
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consumed alive by a shambling mound, great bedtime listening
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A burning shambling mound
Oh wow, pour one out
I was kind of looking forward to a trademark ramble at the live@Buttcon taping
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knowing beforehand that Gorm was going to die actually made this much more stressful to listen to. So many small decisions that nobody knew would have such a result.
Poor poor bastard
I mean, if I hadn’t turned into a raccoon two sessions earlier to skip any and all combat in that room~
And if I hadn’t shoved fistfuls of coffee down his throat to induce a state of Doom Guy bloodrage
And if Ven could actually make a fucking religion roll…
AND IF NOBODY HAD MENTIONED GORM TO TULPA HE WOULDN’T HAVE EVEN BEEN IN COMBAT
“Oh, I’ll roll initiative for Gorm” NOOOOO
I guess we all learned a valuable lesson.
Never roll initiative for your Gorm.
Now you know how Honeydew feels about Bartholomew.
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in our last dnd campaign my sister had a pig named curly fries. one of our party members ate it i think, then left the game a few sessions later. i thought that was true cruelty.
How did it feel to play D&D with a sociopath
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did they leave the game because they were murdered in real life
like they deserved
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I mean Gorm distracted the mound to let us escape and then finally died, seems like a win/win to me
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