Quite mind-boggling to me that people here interpret the cast as sexually dominating especially considering how submissive and breedable everyone looks (and frankly, acts) in the series. Perhaps I need to take this into my own hands. Keep your eyes peeled, my friends.
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plotting with ax that if m0ash does go down a folk hero he eventually gets a statue and some 50+ years from now a ship's grandkid is happily pulling them along to see 'the hero guy' having no idea the history their beloved grandparents have with that rat bastard --
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I was too busy with the flashback that I forgot to comment on how Dongbaek was like, "I'm not actually hungry. I'm just trying to go home with you because I missed you but your giant ass is not taking my hints so now I have to outright say it."
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he woke up late and threw on everything he could reach half asleep 😭
literally, man got dressed in the literal pitch-black middle of night, he looks like the military equivalent of a hungover frat boy doing a walk of shame and half the stuff he grabbed isn't even his stuff
he stole the hat because he doesn't have sunglasses
forget the whole military uniform thing those don't exist...and equipment??? no way, he's got a straw under his hood and he's day-drinking his troubles away waiting to go home
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“Well, he hopes that it only happened once. No one will tell him exactly what happened after Dustin rolled a 20 on opening a door and bludgeoning his brain.
Mike’s pretty sure he knows how it went down.
Attacking with: Door. Creature has to make a DC 10 saving throw- disadvantage due to a point of exhaustion. On a failed save target takes 2d6 bludgeoning damage + the attackers strength modifier UNLESS the target creature has had the most emotionally terrifying experience of their life AND is ‘frightened’. In this specific situation that has just been ruled by the DM- the creature would then take 5d6 bludgeoning damage + the attackers strength modifier.
Dustin, roll an attack in this instance to give Mike one more chance to succeed. Natural twenty- roll damage, double the dice and add your strength mod. So that will be… 20 points of damage- doubled to 40. And then adding Dustin’s strength- he’s got a 17 for strength, so that would be- oh, you added to your ability score? Right you guys just went up a level. That makes it a… 19? Damn. So, that would be 40 + 4- 44 points of damage to Mike.
Okay, if your hit point total is 56 you should still be up! Mike? What- oh. Right. That conversation with Joyce dealt Mike… what was it again- 11 points of psychic damage?
You’re at 1 hit point? You’re still up then!
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Oh. Right. That one magical item- the poetry book- makes it so you take 2d6 psychic damage in situations… that cause significant emotional distress.
Are you in significant emotional distress Michael?
Yes?
6 points of psychic damage.
And he’s down.
Then the party took him to a cleric or whatever. Mike’s had a lot of time to think about this. Four days of nothing will make a person decide they take psychic damage in emotional situations- and roll for the damage they sustained due to a friend's betrayal. And a door.
Will’s already taken the dice away from him.”
Thought I’d share this part of ch.6 of Conversations and Slamming doors, because this may be the new funniest thing I’ve ever written. Even if it only makes sense to me and like three other people.
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