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Narrated D&D Story: How The Party Discovered Giant Frogs Are OP
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ย. 2019
- Overpowered indeed.
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@@allthingsdnd Arn't Giant Frogs a Ninja thing?
as long as this charisma lord doesn't start flirting with everything he sees hes alright with me
Druid of the moon gets infinite HP. Remember that. There emortal and could actually take down a army
@@drecknathmagladery9118 I've had some of the village girls swoon over him and Brynn doesn't bat an eye. He's more focused on being "godly" and taking on evil than settling down :) But he certainly feels flattered.
@All Thing DnD -- My favorite is Lord Brynn, as he reminds me so much of what Gaston from "Beauty&The Beast" should've been. A Charismatic, Thick-headed, Good-natured, Dudley Doright that's out to make the World a Better place(i bet he even has Oath of The Crown as his Paladin Path). I bet he even has 3 female groupies and a little sidekick...:D
When I read the title, I was reminded of that frog scene from Konosuba
KAZUMAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!
Which one?
@@WorldWalker128 all of them
*Frog eats Aqua.exe* "KAZUMAAAAAAAA"
Same here.
Thank you for covering the story I submitted! It's my player Shelby's Birthday, so this is the perfect present for her!!!
Happy birthday, Shelby. ♥️❤️
It was a fun story thanks for sharing=)
Happy bday
@@OrionsVoices No problem! Once I get another break from school we can hopefully run the next part of the AP and Toothy's story will continue!!!
thanks for submitting your journey! My old party split up due to college so its always great to hear these kinds of stories.
Ribit ribit croak croak *Translated* (Ya'll mind if I eat this necromancer lord?)
If a goddess couldn't beat one, what a Lich could do.
grammar man
HAHAHAHAHA! konosuba reference
Albedo: How dare you insult Lord Ainz in such a manner you pathetic insect!!!!!!!
TheApexSurvivor SASUGA AINZ-SAMA
@@theapexsurvivor9538 In isekai quartet, aqua used a turn undead (a low level spell) and dealt serious damage to him
Giant frogs: Bane of liches and useless goddesses alike.
I think konosuba, more than pointed out how terribly dangerous giant frogs are. Especially to pretty air-headed headed goddesses
Is it even possible to have a literal goddess as a player character?
@@mrflip-flop3198 Aqua literally just cliric.
MMO rpg one,not D&D
@@mrflip-flop3198 She lost a lot of her divine power i think
@@memes4life26 she has her all of her Stat's Maxed by default. since she's a goddess unfortunately her stupidity and lack of any common sense put's her int,wis and Luck on the negatives. i mean she keeps using a powerful holy based attack on a frog.
It ain't easy being green. Everyone says you're OP.
...While your Player is contstantly teased. (Come on Everybody, do a line! Let's see if we can get the whole Muppet song on here...) :D
Yeah, why are green characters so op. Hulk, shrek, yoda and frogs
Mean, green, froggy machine.
Julian don’t forget about fishy boopkins
Like zorro
Most frogs do in fact have teeth of a sort. They have a ridge of very small cone teeth around the upper edge of the jaw. These are called Maxillary Teeth. Frogs often also have what are called Vomerine Teeth on the roof of their mouth.
Who would win?
A skeleton with arcane powers capable of keeping him alive for thousands of years
Or
One Hungry Frog boi?
He got vored my dude good God
Konosuba intensifies.
He wasn't hungry. He was HANGRY!
I just chose a giant frog for the *m e m e s*
Wow. Wow. A first level Wizard already obsessed with becoming a Lich. That’s a character profile!
gotta dream big i guess
Never understimate the power of vore
Even powerful arcane necromancers can't escape
We had a giant frog one ig the players bought to carry packs, the players eventually became mythic, and the frog alongside them, at the end of the campaign, fighting demons and beings of godlike powers, the frog survived it all and was actually stronger than the entire party, but they never knew because it didn't fight, it just carried their gear lmao
Player X: “I cast Charm Y,”
DM: “Crap...”
I think we’ve all gone through this at one point
Happened just last night.
I'd say keep the frog as a reward for good party RP, and let it be OP for a bit. Then just sort of stagger it's leveling so it evens out with what the average power of an animal companion should be at its level
Yeah the giant frogs are definitely *not* OP. sounds like good rolls and good teamwork to me.
Agreed. Getting the last hit on something doesn't make it OP. I like these stories, but getting real tired of the misleading titles.
clericofchaos1 - fair enough, the title I submitted was How the Charmed Giant Frog ate the BBEG. They did change it, which was okay :)
Dying to a giant frog must be one of the most inglorious ways to die in DND, aside from being killed by a gnome bard's cutting words.
Marigold’s player here ^^ We has a lot of fun with this adventure~ Today is also my birthday, so it makes an awesome present! Here is what Toothy looks like if you’re curious: legoatlantis.fandom.com/wiki/Barracuda_Warrior
all things DND: "Ninja-go"
Me, Lego Horder: "nin-jago!"
SOMEONE FINALLY GETS ME
Just saying, the anime says out loud Nin-jago every episode referring to something that they have to do in the episode.
I love you.
This reminds me of my second campaign. We adopted a Giant Toad while heading into the swamp looking for a necromancer. The Toad ended up being the tank of the party since I (a paladin) couldn’t hit anything. It brought us through several encounters, then our druid fed it to a fungus monster. The druid and the fungus monster then killed the party. Fun times.
Tanner Ray RIP that is so sad
I used giant poisonous frogs and half the party died of poison
BBEG: Finally you have come to your doom! you will... hold up.
*Party arrives with monsters/creatures and animal followers as far as the eye can see*
Stuff like this is why I love D&D, had a kitsune cleric in one game who could talk and calmed a giant anaconda. Though he didn’t join us we avoided all the others hidden in rooms and it’s a running joke to this day of snake talk. “Bladda bla bleh”
I remember path of the everflame, that was my 1st ever experience with rpgs entire group of new people and the dm being the only one knowing anything about the game and tabletop rpgs and haveing to explain the rules to us
@All Things DnD , Thanks you for putting in your time to narrate these stories. Brings back fond memories of the friends/players
Don’t think that we didn’t notice that the backdrop of your intro slide is the map of the dungeon under Greyhawk castle from the very first DMs guide. Nice.
Yirbel lives! Now that thats out of the way, remember watching my brother playing dnd with. His friends for the first time. A necromancer was guiding this giant frog around that did a good number on the team until the paladin drank some strength whiskey and ripped its tongue off! I managed to get into the campaign a session or two later!
An Oversized Frog stopped me from progressing through the Witcher 3 DLC.
That was genuinely the hardest boss in the game for some reason.
Why?
Not played witcher 3 but I've never really experienced that in a rpg game. Generally nothing stopping you from hauling 100s of healing and buff potions so even if it gets tough you can spend your way out.
Ofcourse like most people I never really bothered with that in games that have a economy as playing smarter was generally preferable to gulping down all my cash.
Maybe the hardest I can think of off the top of my head for me would be skyrim on legendary difficulty early on or dragons age origins at max. In both of those you had to take the chunky bosses seriously. Giant's required hundreds of arrows to the face early on to take down in skyrim.
Probably the most difficult boss I've fought in a rpg was morgans mother in dragons age. Seem to recall that you have the option to fight her quite early in and she's bloody tough. Massive black dragon. Took quite alot of tries to get that done without using any consumables.
@@Chris-jw8vm The boss fights in that DLC (Hearts of Stone) were particularly tough. They required you to use specific magic signs in combat, some which you can go through the whole game without using, particularly the toad. It was already a hard fight but without knowing that it's weakness was an otherwise obscure spell, you'd be beating your head against the wall. th-cam.com/video/4ffYE1sRulc/w-d-xo.html
“Nin juh go” gosh why do you ruin my childhood
I love how things work out like this. It's off the typical path and one of the many things I love about dnd
Plot twist every 20 bodies the frog eats gains him a foot of mass. After level 10 the frog gains bonuses from eating magical enemies corpses.
Imagine at level 50 riding a giant magical frog like in Naruto. Lol
For my parties Curse of Strahd Campaign I played a Bullywug Ranger Barbarian who became my favorite PC of all time. Ended up being the one who killed Strahd and was very OP at both range and close up combat and a true Swiss Army knife cause no one expects a frog or its abilities. FROGS FOR LIFE!
I find it funny that in D&D itself, the Beast Master Ranger archetype is useless. The game only lets you pick animals that can' t do anything to enemies, so they're just around as a mascot/comic relief.
Ah Giant Frogs... reminds me of Gilbert, one of the PC’s pets in a campaign I ran. Rolled a nat 20 to find and befriend the giant frog. Gilbert would grapple the enemies of the party. I think Toothy and Gilbert would get along pretty good, that is if the PCs aren’t fighting each other.
One of the first 5E parties I was in developed a thing where we mercilessly slaughtered anything resembling frogs after we were hired to capture a bunch of bullywugs for a tavern that had them fight eachother... From that point on, if the DM needed us to side against anyone, all he needed was a single frog... No joke.
I am playing the same quest, but things are different. For one, I play as an Ifrit Sorcerer who is still learning how to control his fire powers. Alongside a quarter orc, Alkazar with his wolfdog. A rogue drawf, a "tank" wizard, two barbarians, one is named "The Warrior" who wears a giant bird skull on his head and the other is a high-strong female. Then there was one named August, he's a young summoner with an abomination as a pet.
Along the quest, almost the same thing has occurred, the ranger quarter-orc was the only coward in the party when found the other fake orcs on the path.
Story differs quite a large margin where the rest of the party slaughtered the wolves, but August, was a creepy and demented. The player described him as that creepy guy in the corner that whenever he talks, it comes off as extra creepy, even if it is rational. Also he does creepy things. He carries a bag of body parts.
Anyways, our tank wizard managed to acid spray a wolf, which survived but is in constant misery. August hurried to the injured wolf and subdued the beast by tormenting its mind. The wolf obeyed and became a part of the party. Now August has a deformed wolf and an abomination pet.
Unfortunately, the wolf died a gruesome death as it was sliced and exploded into chunks due to one of the traps. We came to a hallway that looked safe and so August commanded the wolf to run to the end. Then a trap went off and got splattered into chunks.
Then comes the tank wizard, he's ready to burn the tomb down and I'm the fire mage. We came against a large beetle in which he threw accelerant on it and I lit up. He then slammed the door shut letting the beetle burn alive. After it was surely dead he opened the door and backdraft occurred. Being an Ifrit, I was unharmed by the fire blast, but I forgot for a moment.
We fought a wooden golem that I successfully lit on fire with the aid of the warrior throwing tar on it.
The tank wizard desecrated bones of our ancestors as he tried to get a vantage point. They placed a curse on him which would cause the party to lose supplies from their main inventory. Yup, the tank wizard had our stuff and due to his recklessness, cursed our stuff. He had to plea to the ancestors to remove the curse with the agreement of exchanging gold pieces and the most sincerest of apologies. I then caused an illusionary fire jester hat and a clown nose.
When we fought the frogs, August wanted to capture one as pet, but we killed them. He found a ring and put it. It so happens to be a transporting body part ring or something like that. At the moment we thought he lost the arm for good, but I gave him an illusory flaming arm. An arm came back. When I said an arm came back, I mean he got some dude's arm with a celestial dragon tattoo.
I picked up some Azure Fungus, because even though I'm a sorcerer, I'm also a part-time alchemist.
When we fought the necromancy lord at the end of the tomb, I rolled a magical mishap. It went so bad that the fire ball I released went back in time and hit the mayor squarely in the chest. Almost killed him too. I didn't want to go back home after that.
The tank wizard redeemed himself by a landing a devastating magical attack on the necromancy.
I found the staff of the pyre Lord and vowed to bff with the disembodied spirit. Lol.
I also learned that us magical users, the creepy summoner, the tank wizard, and clumsy Ifrit are the brave ones in the party. Lol.
Minor nitpick: "Beast Tongue" isn't an orison, it's a Revelation option for Oracles with the Juju mystery.
Yeah, I'm new to DMing :) I might have remembered a few things wrong when I wrote it. This was my first campaign ever.
Toothy D. Frog. Kermit's slightly naïve cousin.
Sounds like a fun party.
In a pathfinder dungeon crawl, I had this Sorcerer (Draconic Bloodline). He once convinced a group of Kobolds to aid his party. He had intended to get them allow them to sleep in peace, but somehow convinced them to attack a nearby party of Drow. You see, the party had come to an area in this dungeon that had two occupied rooms nearby. My Sorcerer had the scent ability (Mixed Blood Feat made it possible), and they were tired and in need of sleep. So Sorcerer decided to try diplomacy. Well, the Kobolds were apparently convinced and left them in the room. My DM rolls percentile and asked me to choose Kobolds "high or low?" Well the Dice gods smiled upon the Kobolds; so despite being outnumbered by the Drow, the Kobolds won. Then the dice gods smiled again while determining how many Kobolds survived, a group like 10 Kobolds lost only 2 or 3. The Party was shocked when they woke up and went to the Drow Room. One of my party of 4 decided this was a great time to kill all these Kobolds. I had tried to stop him by coating the floor to make it more difficult walk. But it didn't work. And because the Kobolds had actually helped us and was going to celebrate with us, my other 2 party members walked out of the room. I was so conflicted, but I also walked out. The Kobolds were all killed, but only the killer felt good about it.
Ranger needs to get a fox animal companion to save Toothy when he inevitably gets himself into trouble.
They seem like a fun group.
"we are not rich"
"proceds to use 60eu legos"
wtf
Why do you think they aren't rich?
@@DraconicDuelist 6:39
Crypt of the Everflame is a great adventure. I actually forgot there were even frogs in it
New wallpaper!
Our party spent three sessions and lost our fighter to a swarm of 30 or so of these bastards in hoard of the dragon queen.
"They fed a starving wolf, avoiding an encounter where it brought it's whole pack back if they did anything else."
Er . . . that's exactly the opposite of what should have happened. You feed wild animals, they come back for more. That's why you don't feed bears.
Also: _Kills a frog_
“We mean you no harm!”
“Whatever you say, strange frog doing a mating call.”
Perhaps a selfish and or pragmatic wolf or an Omega. Though some wolf experts now debate the Alpha Omega etc group dynamic theory.
Basically it was fed and felt no reason to risk it's own wellbeing by bringing the rest of the pack back and starting a fight with creatures that where kind to it.
@@Chris-jw8vm the whole dynamic comes from captured wolfs who knew that their survival is pretty much guaranteed.
i've played this module last year; its actually what it says to do if you feed em
(happy sigh) I remember back when I played a lizardfolk, the short version of the story am going for summarize in five words... Giant frogs are freaking delicious! ;)
I ran Temple of Elemental Evil updated for 3.5. When my party hit the Moathouse. The first encounter was "giant frog" which were small and medium sized frogs. They cut off the legs, carried them back to Homlett. They discovered that giant frogs delicious.
They also killed and ate the giant dire rabbits I threw at them as well as the giant creyfish
They shared 90% of the meat with the village. No one went hungry that winter.
Darn, I was really hoping from the thumbnail that it was a grung
I already knew this, I made a water gensai druid who would shift into frogs and toads for that very reason
Toad start getting points in monk :p
Ok I've also run this adventure pack and it wiped the whole party except the healer cleric who ran away as the last man standing and made it home traumatized.
Ok so here my my story on why I’m not allowed to play mountain Druid anymore.
So this was a few years ago in a steampunk inspired 5E setting.
I was playing a human mountain Druid and I played with , a human fighter, dragonborn warlock, elf rouge, and a dwarf bard.
So the setting was steampunk world where anyone who followed the old way( IE actually smart coexistence ) was looked down upon and persecuted due to the fact that the barons who controlled the worlds supply do coal, iron, water, and wood respectively feared what would happen if people realized they were destroying the world. So the point of the campaign was to free people from the oppression of the barons. As a Druid it was easy for me to preach nature but the rest of my party were more involved in mercenary work and the usual off track stuff, that left me to literally preach the old ways to small towns and villages and it usually worked due to some inspiration from the bard on my rolls during my speeches. But after a year of weekly games and 11 levels we were ready to take the fight to the barons, unknown to us the barons had heard of our exploits and gathered the best of the alchemists and gear workers to create an army of clockwork and biological monsters, part living being part clockwork solider. As we amazed our armies and marched to the barons keeps we were blindsided by the metal monstrosities. These were humanoids that had steam powered projectile launchers and crushing metal claws. Against an army of regular humans, dwarves, halflings and elves. And we won after losing 9/10 of our army and the bard, and it was time for the final monster a mecha cyborg BLACK DRAGON. Turns out the barons tricked the dragon with a promise of draco lichhood to Create the affront to the gods we faced. The dragon had been experimented on and had been grown the over 120 feet long. So we fought the monster and well. We lost t was just me and the warlock and that glorious bastard sold his soul to his patron the shrink the dragon down to size category small, but it won’t only last for 3 round of combat so I panicked and used wall of force to create a sphere around the dragon in size category small , and the barrier lasted longer than the shrinking spell did so a beast the length of 120 feet was compressed into a space less then 4 foot wide.But less than 2 months before we had a player (Human alchemist) join our game and he decided to attempt to create solar tech. And he was actually quite successful and made a real possibility of a better world. But when it came time for the final battle we refused to allow him to join as if we fell he would carry on with the hope that his research would spread and allow the world to heal and recoup from centuries of heavy pollution and strip mining, if we died he was the last one to continue the fight .And well we did after all that matter compressed in such a small space created a nuclear explosion worth 50 megatons( with out the fallout or radiation of course). And that’s it me and my friends made a steam punk world into a world of solar rebels battling the steampunk loyalists, and we died to create a better world for all those who knew no better life.
jim sauce now that is a wall of text.
I played this campaign. These frogs nearly TPKed us! The vid left out the electrocution moss in this encounter. Our Ranger decided to step into the water despite the electric damage and the fact he could attack from a distance because he was a Ranger, facepalm! Good guy though.
My friend and I still have nightmares...
My group froze the moss and negated it 😂
Chub Toad, Chub Toad. At the door. Run away quick, Or you'll run no more.
Team Toothy!
Toothy is Best Boi
It tis the best team
Gotta love a frog with flair
"Frogs surface. Everyone croaks."
Aqua knows how formidable they can be
Wait just how close is Konosuba to D&D? Can I really have a character learn explosion magic?
@@MrStabby19812 FIREBALL! You can reflavor it if you'd rather call it explosion too.
to be honest giant anything is often op. giant scorpions tho can be a bit lame but make good tanks
Who wants "Frog Legs" this week for dine ?
When I played this module the frogs nearly killed the party due to them being swallowed so often.
One time, our sorcerer Wild Magic'd a Giant Frog and turned its saliva into soveirgn glue.
It promptly licked up my barbarian and swished me around.
After it died, we had the frog our bard had charmed wash me off in its mouth.
Me playing Wasteland 2
"So, they're always overpowered"
Lose all guns, no brawlers, tpk
I was so excited when he said Crypt of the Everflame was an adventure path, I thought "they made 5 more parts? How cool!" then went searching for it. I was disappointed that it is still only a module.
Me too. We ran this and loved it.
The second part of the AP is Masks of the Living God. The Third part is City of Golden Death. So it is an AP.
I love this community so much
Nobody:
Frog: Uses Tongue "GET OVER HERE!"
The thumbnail reminds me of the campaign I'm in right now. Last session me and the boys killed a 7 foot tall skeleton. The dm told us it would reanimate after 24 hours so I took his 1 ft long claw and the warlock took his skull and we had the lizardfolk ranger craft them into a dagger (claw) and mace (skull). Next session he'll reanimate as a skull and finger and we can use his wizard wisdom to help us with magic. That's the plan at least
Why would be he help tho?
@@Kino_Cartoon does he have a choice?
So im new to DnD but personally my funniest moment was probably was my first campaign. The campaign was a villian one meaning we needed evil or questionable characters to take power and serve as bosses in the next campaign. My character was an Undead skeleton named "Mr. Bones" who was a well suited and high charisma necromancer. Originally i was clueless on what to make but that same fateful day there happened to memes of the great skeleton war so why not? When in came to background i wanted a more dynamic setting so i ended up making an amnesiac who vaguely remembered of his sister. Now when we were making characters I asked our dm several questions which when he first heard them said they should be fine to ultimately realize i was capable of killing the entire campaign by accident. The "experiments consisted of: using necromancy to create massive bone monsters and war machines, plaguing fungi to corrupt and control the entire insect population, ect. Ultimately my ideas were stopped last minute when the dm found out my plans. So my character in retaliation decided he still needed power and forces so in return he'd kill any individual who gave him cheap deals and raised them as his minions, and the best minion of all was a miniature skeleton too weak to fight so we turned him into a walking band. Although Mr. Bones was intelligent so any who he kept alive he would teach them necromancy to help expand his forces. He was like a dog with no leash running wild. In the end he became the main villian and with a magic ritual transformed into a demonic skeleton dragon. Our second compaign was the hero's who had to kill the monster, and for story elements Mr. Bones younger sister Amanda Pyreheart; a 5'4" tiefling with a chaotic attitude and fire magic galore! Now our campaign just started but out of boredom when we waited for the campaign to be finished, i decided why not write a book about the siblings? And so far I've created 5 chapter detailing everything that happened before amd during the campaigns. The book I've named "Pyre of Bones"
You know when the frog is going to be overpowered when they can easily beat goddesses already.
OK that's actually adorable
he said ninjago wrong and that hurts my soul
I played a druid who would cast summon woodland creatures and just summon a couple giant frogs, then shapeshift into a frog. I called it the toad squad technique, and by god, it was glorious. Surround the enemy, then have the squad all proceed to swallow them. Rinse and repeat until dead.
Nice pacing!
Thank you for the video I enjoyed actually seeing the primer thise itme. Toothy is de best boy=)
Am I the only one who is annoyed he keeps saying “narrarator”
And “coup de gras”
@@PumpkinCake why would he get a cup of grass from the skelly mage?
Oh my god I remember going through this adventure.....except my cousin went to the frog room by himself while the rest of us went another way. and got eaten by the frogs while the party weren't aware.
Froghemothes are pretty noice, love those things
If Konosuba has taught us anything...
Plenty of stories of players derailing campaign s. Haven't played DnD in 20 yrs and wishing I could find a group in my area. I'm really enjoying these stories.
Where you from??
Very few things are as satisfying as an 20 CHA paladin.
20 cha in Pathfinder isn´t as much as 20 cha in dnd5e^^
@@berndarndt9924 oh ok. I didnt play pathfinder yet so im dont know the especifics of it. Still, 20 CHA paladin.....
I was thinking Konasuba with those frogs.
Anyone ever play divinity original sin 2? Yeah basically those frogs.
I always have the idea to play a ranger with a fox or wolf companion, but I can't do it because I wouldn't want my little fox or wolf companion to get killed, so I wouldn't end up using them for anything, so there wouldn't be a point to have a companion at all.
she named the twin elves Varen and Valen like the brother-sister leaders of the eternal throne in SWTOR?
It added another body on their side in combat, bit aside from that the stoey didn't really say much to make me think it was OP. I thought it was going to like instantly swallow the necromancer or something but it just...fought.
They had a goodnidea and some good rolls. Let them have their frog ally without calling him OP and trying to kill him off.
So, easy to miss and ultimately a fairly small thing, but as I recall the frogs can only swallow small creatures.
You mean THAT Valen?
Yeah, Chrono trigget taught me long ago that Frogs are awesome and deal lots of damage
I will never get over how beautiful your animation is. Im so envious!!
If you take stories here is one
How the lv 2 tabaxi rouge killed 30 lv 15 bug bears
My name is ethos arriban I am a lv2 rouge I was in the smallest town in the country if chult with some home brew things from the dm he stayed there was a war zone with a power sword lost there two armies both almost died one that was left was a necromancer who rises the dead armies which wasn't really a army more like 30 bug bears and they stayed in the dungeon. Several years later we arrive. Three bug bears are outside but I snuck in and the party forces them to retreat. and we delve deeper after them. And the dungeon is bigger than expected. Five minutes of wandering and we come across a small hallway. And we heard them coming back. With all 30 of them. And everyone was panicking we had crapped out way in. So every one is only lv 2 in a lv 16 dungeon and right now we are still exploring it. But everyone is loading there crap and I had the idea. Our warlock had hot hands. I had oil and ball bearings so I the warlock light it. And I threw it and the fire took up the entire hallway. and they rounded the corner and I placed down ball bearings. The dm roles for 10 of them 3 times. One ran into the fire. Other one tried to jump over and failed the last group succeeded. The last one slipped and fell on ball bearings killing 30 lv 15 bug bears at lv 2. The end thank you for reading this and if you take this for a video thank you and I am a subscriber and got the Bell on do thank you for reading
Sounds like Konosuba by the title.
*Has flashbacks to Don't Starve*
That's Mama Vaelyn to you!
(Apologies, this just felt like a fitting joke.)
narrow rator
Froggo time bois!
my group did this PF adventure and ended up skipping the frog encounter
it's coo de grau (not grace!!!) but the rest was awesome though!!!!
You know it's really hard to take anything seriously after an ad with tiny, dancing, chibi bts
toad... is a toad... not a frog...
How do you have over 20 charisma? Wouldn't you need magic items for that?