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Uploaded by Dry Ice Sep 23, 2020 at 10:23PM EDT
dungeons and dragons duck swordcomic tagme
Origin Entry: Dungeons and Dragons
File type: jpg
Resolution: (564px x 702px)
File size: 98.3 KB
![S----- FLAYER PLAN BINGO No roleplaying Player jinxes it before the plan The plan could work in a gritty Player starts listing relevant stats as proof that it'll work. involved in the plan whatsoever, everything is actually OOC. No plan B. game (but we're playing D&D) even starts. Success hinges Physically Character with Plan makes use Somehow, the on a single item/spell/ability (that could fail) supernatural abilities gets strongest character wants plan actually works out fine. of unnecessary violence. to charge into the room. overconfident. Metagaming citing rules to explain what could happen. Things the players assume are treated as 100% fact. or None of the Not the first "Trust me." [Free Space] characters can time this plan is actually do their part effectively. brought up. The plan puts Planning the fight ahead of "It's okay, we have potions/ medkits/healing supplies." Player attempts diplomacy against a threat that cannot one or more "It didn't work? That's b-------!" NPCS at risk time with zero instead of the information. Players. engage in it. Time spent The plan could work in D&D (but we're not "I've done this "We should planning is way longer than Pyrrhic victory. on another split up!" campaign." playing D&D) necessary.](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/897/165/914.png "S----- player plan bingo")
