This thread begins with Tracy and Trump stuck in a curious sort of trap, their only hope of escape being Infernius who is operating a control panel with around 40 buttons, only one of which will set them free and most of which result in some form of torture or death. The buttons bear the same obscure script as elsewhere which Infernius couldn't read even if it was comprehensible.
Welcome back to the Nuts RP thread, where we're about to go Saw on 2 of the party members!
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>>51305
Good idea anyway.
All of the PCs know a few spells too. Could you make Tracy a wand of Greater Invisibility?
Good idea anyway.
All of the PCs know a few spells too. Could you make Tracy a wand of Greater Invisibility?
>>51311
That's the reason why D&D is not a single player game. You're supposed to play in a party and use each other's strengths to complement
That's the reason why D&D is not a single player game. You're supposed to play in a party and use each other's strengths to complement
>>51312
You hear that whistling sound? It's the sound of the point flying over your head.
Yes it's a multiplayer game, but as last weekend shows the dungeon isn't gonna exactly let all the players stay together.
You hear that whistling sound? It's the sound of the point flying over your head.
Yes it's a multiplayer game, but as last weekend shows the dungeon isn't gonna exactly let all the players stay together.
>>51321
The Use Magick Device skill (available to all thief classes) could allow her to cast it with an okay roll.
In all technicality, the wand's spell only has to be on you class's spell list to work.
The Use Magick Device skill (available to all thief classes) could allow her to cast it with an okay roll.
In all technicality, the wand's spell only has to be on you class's spell list to work.
>>51326
I don't care. Your only intent is to break the game. You try at every possible opportunity to break the game in any way you can fathom, where it be from making new shit up, importing new rules, willfully breaking the rules, finding loopholes, or combining many things at once.
You take such strong advantage of this GM's permissiveness it is appalling
I don't care. Your only intent is to break the game. You try at every possible opportunity to break the game in any way you can fathom, where it be from making new shit up, importing new rules, willfully breaking the rules, finding loopholes, or combining many things at once.
You take such strong advantage of this GM's permissiveness it is appalling
>>51329
Oh stop it.
I doubt I'm the only rogue who thought of using a Wand of Greater Invisibility. A Ring is better in the practical sense.
Oh stop it.
I doubt I'm the only rogue who thought of using a Wand of Greater Invisibility. A Ring is better in the practical sense.
>>51329
You assume GM's permissiveness isn't part of the Game. If I wanted rule-cuckery, none of this could have happened. Yes, there is something to be said for rules, and there is equal to be said for "noss the rules". Not all the rules of course, but not none either.
You assume GM's permissiveness isn't part of the Game. If I wanted rule-cuckery, none of this could have happened. Yes, there is something to be said for rules, and there is equal to be said for "noss the rules". Not all the rules of course, but not none either.
>>51330
Its her favorite thing to do aside from Infernius, and you're right, it makes more sense than "sorceror"
>tfw the board thinks sorcerer is spelled with 2 e's
Its her favorite thing to do aside from Infernius, and you're right, it makes more sense than "sorceror"
>tfw the board thinks sorcerer is spelled with 2 e's
>>51333
>break the game
How exactly has the game been "broken"? It still seems fun and playable to me.
>break the game
How exactly has the game been "broken"? It still seems fun and playable to me.
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>>51336
I'm sure GM is more than capable of saying "no" himself when he actually thinks something is a real issue.
Relax.
I'm sure GM is more than capable of saying "no" himself when he actually thinks something is a real issue.
Relax.
>>51338
Refuted, I would totally allow that combination. Nothing would come of it, but it would be fuel for many keks.
Refuted, I would totally allow that combination. Nothing would come of it, but it would be fuel for many keks.
Why is this thread at the top of the overboard? We're at like 800 posts.
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Torcuil's faggot crumbles up a piece of paper and throws it away while mumbling "You try and do something nice..."
Torc grabs the stuff he needs from the vault, cancels the wand of CMW, presses randomize, and throws the shit in.
You can pick GM; minor, medium, or major. http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Wands
Torcuil's faggot crumbles up a piece of paper and throws it away while mumbling "You try and do something nice..."
Torc grabs the stuff he needs from the vault, cancels the wand of CMW, presses randomize, and throws the shit in.
You can pick GM; minor, medium, or major. http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Wands
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>>51338
The problem is that it's hard to anticipate just ezactly what conseqences saying yes to a particular proposition would have. On its face, it may be perfectly reasonable and indeed unobjectionable. but because your entire intent is to break the game, you find ways of combining particular allowances with other things inside and out of the rules in such ways that a deviation has vastly greater effects than previously anticipated. You also ask for so many things that it's easy to boil the frog - to not see just how great of an effect stacking so many new allowances can have
The problem is that it's hard to anticipate just ezactly what conseqences saying yes to a particular proposition would have. On its face, it may be perfectly reasonable and indeed unobjectionable. but because your entire intent is to break the game, you find ways of combining particular allowances with other things inside and out of the rules in such ways that a deviation has vastly greater effects than previously anticipated. You also ask for so many things that it's easy to boil the frog - to not see just how great of an effect stacking so many new allowances can have
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>>51343
You and I differ on a fundamental level then.
To me, finding wacky, avant gard ways of haxxing problems with a combination of little things that seemed irrelevant when they were first introduced, is the most fun part of the game for me.
You and I differ on a fundamental level then.
To me, finding wacky, avant gard ways of haxxing problems with a combination of little things that seemed irrelevant when they were first introduced, is the most fun part of the game for me.
>>51345
I've fucking noticed
>seemed irrelevant when introduced
Not to you. You plan this shit out ahead
I've fucking noticed
>seemed irrelevant when introduced
Not to you. You plan this shit out ahead
>>51346
>You plan this shit out ahead
Not very much, tbh, I'm just always considering stuff in the moment.
>You plan this shit out ahead
Not very much, tbh, I'm just always considering stuff in the moment.
>>51362
The Cleric is generally agreed as being more powerful than every other class in the game except the druid and maybe the wizard, you have such a bat shit insane strength modifier that you deal more damage than anyone else in the party by a massive magin, you have more hit points than the next two highest players combined, you have a ring of regeneration, you have the best set of ability points of anyone in the party by far, you're allowed to cast spells without having enough wisdom, and you have a full set of followers, very possibly higher than Trumpaladin's, even though you have a lower charisma modifier
The Cleric is generally agreed as being more powerful than every other class in the game except the druid and maybe the wizard, you have such a bat shit insane strength modifier that you deal more damage than anyone else in the party by a massive magin, you have more hit points than the next two highest players combined, you have a ring of regeneration, you have the best set of ability points of anyone in the party by far, you're allowed to cast spells without having enough wisdom, and you have a full set of followers, very possibly higher than Trumpaladin's, even though you have a lower charisma modifier
>>51369
My only point is and has been that the guy is trying intentionally to create easy buttons to situations and show up the rest of the party with advantages, where as the rest of us just play the game
My only point is and has been that the guy is trying intentionally to create easy buttons to situations and show up the rest of the party with advantages, where as the rest of us just play the game
>>51360
You're a Cleric in Animal and Good, so you could probably call one if you ever tried. They're popular cohorts for paladins.
Now we know what'll show up when Brad makes his attempt to attract a Dragon cohortXp
You're a Cleric in Animal and Good, so you could probably call one if you ever tried. They're popular cohorts for paladins.
Now we know what'll show up when Brad makes his attempt to attract a Dragon cohortXp
>>51370
Yes, and I have allowed it to such a degree that it allows me to get an idea of what is being overlooked, not considered, and disregarded. Also keks.
If you think its not going to eventually blow up in the face,....
Yes, and I have allowed it to such a degree that it allows me to get an idea of what is being overlooked, not considered, and disregarded. Also keks.
If you think its not going to eventually blow up in the face,....
>>51370
>show up the rest of the party with advantages
What are you talking about? It's not a contest, let alone a PvP game.
>show up the rest of the party with advantages
What are you talking about? It's not a contest, let alone a PvP game.
>>51370
>create easy buttons to situations
Then that means we can go through even harder challenges later-on.
>create easy buttons to situations
Then that means we can go through even harder challenges later-on.
>>51379
Which you will promptly fiat new easy buttons for. Then what was the pint or trying to beau the hand except that we have to play a broken gane? Are you just trying to turn the entire game into you trying to outsmart GM?
Which you will promptly fiat new easy buttons for. Then what was the pint or trying to beau the hand except that we have to play a broken gane? Are you just trying to turn the entire game into you trying to outsmart GM?
>>51381
That's a bad idea. There's losing a flight, and then there's fighting Atlas
>>51378
I saw that!
That's a bad idea. There's losing a flight, and then there's fighting Atlas
>>51378
I saw that!
>>51386
By cheating your way out of it
If you want to show off how clever you are, try to actually be clever. Don't abuse GM's permissiveness
By cheating your way out of it
If you want to show off how clever you are, try to actually be clever. Don't abuse GM's permissiveness
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