I don't think he was looking for a safe. I think he was legitimately asking for a description to see if there is anything he can do. He was staying true to character, gum gum would absolutely do something like this
In a oneshot my younger cousin ran we scaled up a tower that had the front door locked. Upon entering the room, we saw some desks, cuts in the floor, chalk, and zero doors. Needless to say, upon seeing there were no exits and the remnants of some sort of sigil carved into the floor. My wild magic halfing, thinking it was a trap, immediately jumped out of the window and featherfalled to the ground, and returned to the tavern with his butler. The barbarian and rouge figured out the sigel was to reveal a door, which lead to a trap filled stairway, and from there a cursed book that tried to bite anyone who looked at it. Which was then incinerated and vaporized because that place was evil and my guy didn't like leaving things to chance. If it was a normal game I wouldn't have made some of those choices, but there was a deck of many in play and the town was vaporized by a storm and we were teleported into a party less than 5 mins later because another cousin wouldn't stop drawing cards.
@@the_last_ballad I at least make my deck of many things addictive not like opiate additive but like coke addictive, always there, in the back of my players mind, clawing at them. Sometimes I give them a little magical friend only they can see that’s whittling away at the players will power/tempting them/helping them. Got that second one from call of Cthulhu
This entire scene in the podcast had me in stitches. It was made better when Chris confirmed that he didn't want to jump but GumGum would. To me the best part if dnd is when players really come into their characters
Love that he just went "well everyone else is jumping, surely i can too." and then everyone explains their plan and there is that split second of "wait...they had a plan?"
@@nomasanJust teleport yourself to the surface but sideways, propelling you into a bunch of bushes or something else soft, and hope for the best i guess.
For everyone saying why didn't he teleport to the ground. They cut some of what was talked about in between to make the short work but he couldn't because he could only teleport 30ft And when he asked what he says the dm gave him 90ft estimate so he teleported back.
Couldn't he wait until he was 30ft from the ground and then teleport to the ground? I mean teleporting back into the room was hilarious, but waiting would make more sense.
Our group did this once; one of the party members spiked the WATER of all things without telling anyone, and everyone got totally blasted. My character (usually the logical/parent friend) jumps off the roof of a multi-story restaurant, quickly followed by the caring friend, and they both land unscathed before fleeing into the night, drunk and unsupervised. 🤣
I really loved this, especially gumgum going "omg mud" & the scenario vision of the rope tied to bed just moved over, gumgum with no plan but a reason to jump 🤣😂🤣 I dub the sub & full notification👑!¡!
I might actually listen to this podcast simply because it seams not to give the main issue I have with podcasts, not being able to tell who is talking. All your characters sound so different I can actually figure it out
In Discworld, teleporting has to be done with extreme care because momentum is preserved - including the rotation and movement of the planet through space. A careless wizard would arrive at their destination as a smear on the ground, or worse.
If I ever get a D&D gang and I DM, I'm setting up a house rule that teleportation maintains current velocity other than in very specific circumstances.
Would've been hilarious if it was "Gumgum teleports back but forgets entirely about momentum and inertia, and his velocity crumples him to the floor of the tower"
I'll never forget in one of our first campaigns where one of my friends wanted to do a cool backflip off of the second story balcony and when she had to roll, she got a nat one and just fell horribly. Oof.
I really respect this kind of role playing. As a player, it's a dumb choice. The results of this choice will offer hardly any benefit while resulting in only damaging consequences, but damn it, it's what your character would do, and you're sticking with it.
I was in a Pathfinder campaign once and our Ninja spotted something shiny in a well (The Sword of Swishen), he ties himself off to his rope with the other end secured at the top and 100' of slack. He jumps down into the well. "Ninja, how many feet of rope do you have to fall with?" '100 feet!' "The well is only 80' deep." (ongoing party joke became "whhaaaaagghhh........Thud!") Ninja nearly gets killed by the fall, 3HP left. The Sentient Sword of Swishen who is now held by the ninja that is swinging it around like a toy, "Why me?"
I wanna make a character that has enchanted himself to be immune to fall damage... only to use it to exclusivly jump out of windows in strange situations.
Please tell me this is the same party where someone failed to backflip, fell prone, two slimes missed and then they said all according to plan while face down in dirt
I once tried the rope and jump trick. My DM being a math wizard had a lot of fun doing quick calculations for the amount of damage I would take from the sudden stop when the rope that was not very elastic went taught. My dwarf was very limp.
A situation that predated this one but had the same DM, was when I learned how fast a mine elevator can move. The bad guy was escaping deeper into the mine. I thought "he just pulled the lever, I could catch him if I run over and jump down after him right?" Couple google searches and some math... That dwarf didn't live long. Moral of the story is I learn, but often by iterations of failure.
I just love GumGum saying, "Well, tell me what I see," as if the DM is gonna extend some olive branch to save him lmao
I mean, he had magic at least.
Ikr, what more do you want than, “You are presently reaching terminal velocity and the ground looks very earthy.” 😂😂
I thought he said. "What are my saves?"
@echomjp weird that teleporting back into the tower is fine but he couldn't teleport to the ground.
I don't think he was looking for a safe. I think he was legitimately asking for a description to see if there is anything he can do. He was staying true to character, gum gum would absolutely do something like this
I almost expected Gum Gum to keep his fall momentum when he teleported
same
Imagine, you see someone just out a window, only to turn around and see them reappear and GMod Ragdoll
In D&D the law of conversion of energy clearly does not apply and energy can be destroyed.
Thankfully he teleported sideways so he just falls out of the window again.
@@guttyxxOr the energy gets repurposed as magic
The bedframe going "EERRR" has me in stitches.
Comedy gold
Puppets really sell it too😂
Same here😂
*WHIRRRRRRR*
The kings POV: AHHHHHHHHHHHHH
I will never understand why GumGum didn't teleport to the ground instead of back up on the tower. Oh wait, it's because he's GumGum...
Because it’s on brand for pasta Pete
If I was falling the last place I want to teleport myself is the ground
@@hannahlistento100EAT but? The tower is the ground above?
@@hannahlistento100EATWhy, what difference would it make?
Why immediately hit the ground instead of avoid the ground? Explain to me how the conservative of energy works when teleportation is involved
"If your friends jumped off a bridge, would you?"
This group: *yes*
Of course! In that situation there are 2 possiblities. 1) My friends are all insane, or 2) The bridge is on fire.
@@Ithtorukkin dnd, it’s always option 1, even if option 2 is also true
Gum gum jumps out the window!
@@voilet-the-non-violet-vulpix True... in dnd, your friends likely caused the bridge fire that you now need to jump away from!
how much we talking?
the group: **anything**
"you really jumped out of this window with no plan...?" is truely the epitome of dnd LMAOOO 😂😂😂
Happens all the time.
In a oneshot my younger cousin ran we scaled up a tower that had the front door locked.
Upon entering the room, we saw some desks, cuts in the floor, chalk, and zero doors.
Needless to say, upon seeing there were no exits and the remnants of some sort of sigil carved into the floor. My wild magic halfing, thinking it was a trap, immediately jumped out of the window and featherfalled to the ground, and returned to the tavern with his butler.
The barbarian and rouge figured out the sigel was to reveal a door, which lead to a trap filled stairway, and from there a cursed book that tried to bite anyone who looked at it. Which was then incinerated and vaporized because that place was evil and my guy didn't like leaving things to chance.
If it was a normal game I wouldn't have made some of those choices, but there was a deck of many in play and the town was vaporized by a storm and we were teleported into a party less than 5 mins later because another cousin wouldn't stop drawing cards.
@@the_last_ballad I at least make my deck of many things addictive not like opiate additive but like coke addictive, always there, in the back of my players mind, clawing at them.
Sometimes I give them a little magical friend only they can see that’s whittling away at the players will power/tempting them/helping them.
Got that second one from call of Cthulhu
That dnd movie was so accurate 😅
Who among us can say they haven’t jumped out of a high story building several stories up at least ONCE in a ttrpg campaign?
The disappointed tone the guy uses when he says “Gum Gum jumps out the window” gets me every time
Chris
@@SolusDarkcoatthe guy
The guys name is gus
He knows what he has to say. The roleplay comes first. Even at the cost of having to make a new character lmao
@@THE_SOSC Gus is the DM, the guy saying "gumgum jumps out the window", aka gumgum, is Chris.
GumGum really reloaded a quick save after testing for fall damage
This is a great art medium for this kind of adventure.
This entire scene in the podcast had me in stitches. It was made better when Chris confirmed that he didn't want to jump but GumGum would. To me the best part if dnd is when players really come into their characters
Yeah like playing a fighter with poor impulse control and no sense of self survival just charges at a powerful spell caster without any weapons
I love how eloquent the "Well, tell me, what am i seeing?" was. It's just so relaxed.
Love that he just went "well everyone else is jumping, surely i can too." and then everyone explains their plan and there is that split second of "wait...they had a plan?"
"You teleport back into the room, and out of nowhere, the bed comes flying into you!"
"... sending you flying out the window. 😂"
Might be one of the best parts of the entire campaign 😂
Alternative ending
GumGum teleports back into the room
and is immediately hit by the bedframe
GumGum teleports back to the bedroom, and retains his momentum from the fall
And the bedframe knocks him out of the window
@@Shifsabre Oh dear god
@@nomasanJust teleport yourself to the surface but sideways, propelling you into a bunch of bushes or something else soft, and hope for the best i guess.
Gumgum teleports back into the room, and then jump out the window again
Let's just appreciate all the effort that builders did in order to make this 40-50 floors of a mage tower. Impressive, to say the least
"His bed frame just goes, ERRGRR" had me absolutely crackin! 😂
I half expected GumGum to teleport back up only to jump out the window again
I love the justification for gum gum jumping out the window "its what he would do!"
The bed! 😂
I was expecting the DM to say the bed slams against the window and the king is launched out
@@ANullAssaultme too lol
"If all of your friends just jumped out of a 500ft high up window, would you?"
Clearly Gum Gum's answer is a resounding "YES!"
The “RRRRRRRT” had me dying-
Dude master puppetry I thought it was an animation for a small moment
When did rooster teeth have a dnd series?
Looks like this one might be the 2020 series, but they had one back in something like 2015 alongside Funhaus's Twits and Crits series.
This is like the 3rd maybe 4th dnd group from RT
For like the past ten years, sheesh
@@MrSloshyeah the original one has he who shall not be named sadly
@@reylavienna1318 who?
I love how deep Chris goes into character to the point where it’s endangering
“Grab my friendship bracelet” He shouts as he plummets at terminal velocity past everyone 😂😂
-So gumgum what do you do to prevent fall damage?
-Wait there is fall damage?
This is why I play DnD and other Tabletops. You don't get interactions like this with anything else.
"OH MY GOODNESS" 🤣🤣🤣 the delivery, the puppet, the sound cues *chef's kiss*
For everyone saying why didn't he teleport to the ground. They cut some of what was talked about in between to make the short work but he couldn't because he could only teleport 30ft And when he asked what he says the dm gave him 90ft estimate so he teleported back.
Couldn't he wait until he was 30ft from the ground and then teleport to the ground? I mean teleporting back into the room was hilarious, but waiting would make more sense.
Gumgum being so confused then JUMPING OUT aswell without a single plan 😭
I've probably watched this short 6 times before, some of which were on other platforms. It's hilarious every time
Our group did this once; one of the party members spiked the WATER of all things without telling anyone, and everyone got totally blasted. My character (usually the logical/parent friend) jumps off the roof of a multi-story restaurant, quickly followed by the caring friend, and they both land unscathed before fleeing into the night, drunk and unsupervised. 🤣
"Man, the D&D movie was too silly for me"
Anyone who said that has clearly never played D&D
The fact that the players add to the atmosphere and descriptions is amazing role play
I really loved this, especially gumgum going "omg mud" & the scenario vision of the rope tied to bed just moved over, gumgum with no plan but a reason to jump 🤣😂🤣 I dub the sub & full notification👑!¡!
I might actually listen to this podcast simply because it seams not to give the main issue I have with podcasts, not being able to tell who is talking. All your characters sound so different I can actually figure it out
Thats hillarious ive nevwr had a full party defenstrate themselves
"And what do you do?"
"A flip."
"Um dude... He jumped"
"HE JUMPED?!?"
I would've loved if GumGum jumped off the wondow again after teleporting
This is my favorite one so far! The puppets just yeeting out of the window is just so funny!
In Discworld, teleporting has to be done with extreme care because momentum is preserved - including the rotation and movement of the planet through space. A careless wizard would arrive at their destination as a smear on the ground, or worse.
Yeah this ISNT discworld
Is it just me or is this perfect for like an actual animated show
"You teleport back into the tower but unfortunately you keep your velocity."
If I ever get a D&D gang and I DM, I'm setting up a house rule that teleportation maintains current velocity other than in very specific circumstances.
I saw Crocera Mores sheild on the wall. It was also funny just to see the characters jump out the window
I noticed it too first watch
I was expecting him to get hit by the bed once he was back up in the room
This was the short that convinced me
to listen to the pod
It's even funnier because I have no idea why they all decided to jump out the window
And as he stands there terrified, the bed of the king crashes into the boy.
Would've been hilarious if it was
"Gumgum teleports back but forgets entirely about momentum and inertia, and his velocity crumples him to the floor of the tower"
If all your friends jumped out a window-
Yes!
I thought he was gonna jump back out the window again...
I'll never forget in one of our first campaigns where one of my friends wanted to do a cool backflip off of the second story balcony and when she had to roll, she got a nat one and just fell horribly. Oof.
I would watch the entire campaign like this
"I made a booboo." Had me dying.
This video got me hooked on the podcast. Gold
The old saying if your friends jump off a bridge would you jump too?
The answer is yes, as shown in the clip.
I love how the dm asks each if them what they're going to do to prevent fall damage.
I remember seeing this short right before the d&d movie
It was a pre movie thing that was shown at the theater we were going to Alamo Drafthouse
I fell asleep to this on spodify so now I have no idea where i left off
i was hopping for one of them too cast a spell to cancel the slow descent spell
lets be honest here, who would have any plan for jumping out the window when you're really just following your friends
Everyone proceeds to jump out the window XD
I really respect this kind of role playing. As a player, it's a dumb choice. The results of this choice will offer hardly any benefit while resulting in only damaging consequences, but damn it, it's what your character would do, and you're sticking with it.
This was so good. I subbed.
"oh my goodness." Gets me every time.
I half expected him to teleport back to the tower and then immediately jump out the window again for the meme 😂
Missed an opportunity to land on the bard!
I was in a Pathfinder campaign once and our Ninja spotted something shiny in a well (The Sword of Swishen), he ties himself off to his rope with the other end secured at the top and 100' of slack. He jumps down into the well. "Ninja, how many feet of rope do you have to fall with?" '100 feet!' "The well is only 80' deep." (ongoing party joke became "whhaaaaagghhh........Thud!") Ninja nearly gets killed by the fall, 3HP left. The Sentient Sword of Swishen who is now held by the ninja that is swinging it around like a toy, "Why me?"
I just stumbled onto this. It's hilarious. This is the type of video to send to your friends with no context.
That first "oh my goodness" is awesome.
the bed frame just flying across the room had me dying 😂
This channel needs to blow up and fast.😂
Does the dm jump out too?
At least he didn't turn into a fish screaming "We are gods" XD
This is by far the best way to visually represent dnd lmao
I wanna make a character that has enchanted himself to be immune to fall damage... only to use it to exclusivly jump out of windows in strange situations.
Nothing like knowingly killing off your character by doing something they 100% would do without hesitation
takes me back to Dimension 20's Kristen Applebees jumping out a window and attempting to use a dancer ribbon to slow her fall
Never really got into watching DnD till this video but got is this great and makes me watch to watch more of it and maybe try it out sometime.
my mind: gumgum hit the ground too hard
Gumgums plan:
Ever heard of Kratos
Loved this, even without any context
GumGum jumps out the window just to prove he could
Lol. We'll, that's one way to do it I guess. Good thing teleport doesn't keep velocity.
Barbarian: I rage
Please tell me this is the same party where someone failed to backflip, fell prone, two slimes missed and then they said all according to plan while face down in dirt
If you read the rules, fall damage is instant; can't be avoided- unless a player states what they are doing before jumping to their death
cool? Bending rules for a more fun experience for the party is common.
I once tried the rope and jump trick. My DM being a math wizard had a lot of fun doing quick calculations for the amount of damage I would take from the sudden stop when the rope that was not very elastic went taught. My dwarf was very limp.
A situation that predated this one but had the same DM, was when I learned how fast a mine elevator can move. The bad guy was escaping deeper into the mine. I thought "he just pulled the lever, I could catch him if I run over and jump down after him right?" Couple google searches and some math... That dwarf didn't live long. Moral of the story is I learn, but often by iterations of failure.
Is that Jaune’s shield from Rwby on the wall?
A nice little Easter egg 🏆
These little dolls are so cute !!
This is bloody beautiful
This was fantastic
man i wish i could play dnd like this, would be fun
Which episode is this from?
I would like to know too.
me three 😊
This moment is like "Dude,he jumped.HE JUMPED!" (cue music:I'm good.I am feelin alright....)
WAIT A SEC-
IS THAT JAUNE’S SHIELD ON THE WALL?!
Good old dimension door
Love these videos so much ❤