Roleplaying GamesThe all-purpose forum for general advice or system-independent (or multi-system) discussion. Come discuss adventure plots, gamemastering dilemmas, or player advice here. For ruleset-specific discussions, see the subforums.
Re: D&D Demotivators Episode VI: Return of the JPEG
Afraid I don't have any posters, but I was looking through the Tumblr that's been set up and this one's been mis-tagged as being Warhammer. Easy mistake to make, but that Warmachine and Hordes - guys in the trench are from Warmachine, the thing above them is from Hordes.
Just thought I'd mention it in-case anyone was trying to find Warmachine/Hordes posters and that didn't come up.
__________________
Avatar of Gnar'tigor - former Star Player of the Hellborn Hooligans Blood Bowl team - by Savannah
Brilliant D&D song from Aussie comedy band Tripod.
If anyone can find a better-quality version of that, let me know.
Re: D&D Demotivators Episode VI: Return of the JPEG
Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadowFighter15
Afraid I don't have any posters, but I was looking through the Tumblr that's been set up and this one's been mis-tagged as being Warhammer. Easy mistake to make, but that Warmachine and Hordes - guys in the trench are from Warmachine, the thing above them is from Hordes.
Just thought I'd mention it in-case anyone was trying to find Warmachine/Hordes posters and that didn't come up.
Posting in this thread without an image?
Don't make me bring out Mr. Fractal Hand...
__________________
Centaur avatar made by Akrim_elf. Thanks!
Re: D&D Demotivators Episode VI: Return of the JPEG
Quote:
Originally Posted by Urpriest
Suffice it to say Pun Pun's problem is largely chronological. Or based on DM fiat, depending on your point of view.
Not directly. But there's plenty of abuse of various sorts that can let them reap Pun-Pun-esque benefits, especially considering that they canonically make absolutely loyal slave races that aren't immune to Manipulate Form. The point is that in a world that allows Pun-Pun the Sarrukhs would almost certainly have figured out the trick first.
I don't have the book on hand to check, but is there anything stopping a sarrukh from simply surpressing its own immunity?
Re: D&D Demotivators Episode VI: Return of the JPEG
Quote:
Originally Posted by Urpriest
In general, immunities can't be voluntarily suppressed. There are only a few that can, and this isn't one of them.
Not to derail the thread, but page 177 of the PHB under the heading "Voluntarily failing a saving throw," states you can. It says a creature can willingly suppress any special resistance it might have, and uses an elf's racial immunity to sleep as an example.
If you can suppress one total immunity granted by your race, I don't see any reason why you couldn't suppress another total immunity granted by your race.
But maybe this has been fixed / clarified in the Rules Compendium or the Errata? It does seem an especially silly rule to me, like a fire elemental getting depressed and deciding to kill himself by suppressing his innate immunity to fire and being burned by his home plane.
Re: D&D Demotivators Episode VI: Return of the JPEG
Quote:
Originally Posted by NikitaDarkstar
Time to pay some taxes I think...
Source please.
__________________
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sayn
You know, I'm beginning to realize that when I chose to go from being a player to being the GM, I essentially went from being a mere leader of some nation to being God. And it feels good.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jade_Tarem
It's been said that a good backstory is like a skirt - it should be long enough to cover everything that needs to be covered, but short enough that it can keep someone's interest. This... is basically the train of a wedding dress.
Re: D&D Demotivators Episode VI: Return of the JPEG
Quote:
Originally Posted by Talakeal
Not to derail the thread, but page 177 of the PHB under the heading "Voluntarily failing a saving throw," states you can. It says a creature can willingly suppress any special resistance it might have, and uses an elf's racial immunity to sleep as an example.
If you can suppress one total immunity granted by your race, I don't see any reason why you couldn't suppress another total immunity granted by your race.
But maybe this has been fixed / clarified in the Rules Compendium or the Errata? It does seem an especially silly rule to me, like a fire elemental getting depressed and deciding to kill himself by suppressing his innate immunity to fire and being burned by his home plane.
I hadn't seen that before. It seems to apply only to spells though.
And since I've derailed long enough, inspired tax:
Spoiler
__________________
Lord Raziere herd I like Blasphemy, so Urpriest Exalted as a Malefactor
Meet My Monstrous Guide to Monsters. Everything you absolutely need to know about Monsters and never thought you needed to ask.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mithril Leaf
One of the unwritten rules of Giantitp is that Urpriest is always right.
Re: D&D Demotivators Episode VI: Return of the JPEG
Lurker tax
Spoiler
__________________
Two rules get you through life:
1. If it's stuck and it's not supposed to be, WD-40 it.
2. If it's not stuck and it's supposed to be, duct tape it
Re: D&D Demotivators Episode VI: Return of the JPEG
Here's one I made:
Spoiler
Disclaimer:
Spoiler
I apologise if you are offended by this image; it's purpose was to poke fun at people who debate alignments, and is in no way intended to offend people or make fun of WWII.
RSS Feeds: 
Re: D&D Demotivators Episode VI: Return of the JPEG
My Webcomic
