The content of the bag is a real cradle of filth. It's a slayer of people. It's fatalities are measured in megadeaths. Worse than anthrax. Caused a lot of mayhem.
One tried to serve as a guardian, but was blinded. A Manowar arrived to save him, but the captain was the scum of the earth.
13th Nov 2014, 12:20 AM"Tell a Story: About when your GM had an Auto-Pass/Fail situation, and wanted to see how far you would survive it, out of curiosity"
The very first session I had in my buddy's D&D 4th game, he put all of us on a boat, and then had the boat get caught in a cyclone. Wizard of Oz situation ensued, but as a shipwreck instead of a flying house.
So, out GM decided, "Hey, why don't I just have you guys roll Constitution Checks to see how long you can go before you pass out!" The groups Tank made it a very long and annoying process.
Guest
12th Nov 2014, 12:53 AM
Zeff really did a very noble deed.
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Guest
12th Nov 2014, 1:12 AM
And explaining why would be a spoiler.
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Raxon
12th Nov 2014, 2:07 AM
It's because the stuff in the big bag is unsafe to eat. You'll die of heavy metal poisoning.
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Inbetweenaction
12th Nov 2014, 3:06 AM
Unless, you like Zeff, have the dwarven racial +2 versus poisons.
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DiZ
12th Nov 2014, 3:15 AM
Or if you're know... a badass. I wouldn't be surprised if some of the badass grandpas in One Piece COULD survive on a diet of treasure and metallics.
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DiZ
12th Nov 2014, 3:16 AM
*you're, you know*... it was supposed to be that.
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Inbetweenaction
12th Nov 2014, 5:19 AM
Wouldn't call Wapol a badass...
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grtgfbll
12th Nov 2014, 8:43 AM
He's not old enough to have the "Badass Grandpa" template even if he were, so it's a moot point.
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nathan400
12th Nov 2014, 4:28 AM
What does ACDC have to do with it?
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xuincherguixe
12th Nov 2014, 4:45 AM
The content of the bag is a real cradle of filth. It's a slayer of people. It's fatalities are measured in megadeaths. Worse than anthrax. Caused a lot of mayhem.
One tried to serve as a guardian, but was blinded. A Manowar arrived to save him, but the captain was the scum of the earth.
(I can do this all day)
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Disloyal Subject
12th Nov 2014, 11:48 PM
Please do; I'm assembling the beginnings of this weekend's soundtrack off of your post... Haven't listened to some of those groups in ages.
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Lina
12th Nov 2014, 4:43 AM
*just loves the discussion above her*
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BakaGrappler
13th Nov 2014, 12:20 AM"Tell a Story: About when your GM had an Auto-Pass/Fail situation, and wanted to see how far you would survive it, out of curiosity"
The very first session I had in my buddy's D&D 4th game, he put all of us on a boat, and then had the boat get caught in a cyclone. Wizard of Oz situation ensued, but as a shipwreck instead of a flying house.
So, out GM decided, "Hey, why don't I just have you guys roll Constitution Checks to see how long you can go before you pass out!" The groups Tank made it a very long and annoying process.
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