That spell is actually crazy with how much potential it has if you use it creatively. | /r/dndmemes
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So, we were fighting this Gauth, which is like a beholder... it's a big thing with eye tentacles, anyway, we had to complete a ritual to return it to the far realm... | /r/dndmemes
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The only person who didn't have darkvision was the paladin who was wearing heavy armor. He was alone, in the darkness, in icy cold water. And then he heard movement as bubbles of air rose to the surface. | /r/dndmemes
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They ended up pulling a magical umbrella out of a special bag and used it to float down (marry poppins style) | /r/dndmemes
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![162KiB, 889x775, wicker-1.jpg View Same Google iqdb SauceNAO Trace Duel to the Fiery [23/3/17] Death Anonymous Tue 10 Jan 2023 08:19:33 No.87307169 View Reply Original Report Quoted By: >>87309774 >>87310082 >>87311244 >>87314181 >>87314215 In my DND world, there is no justice system because everyone has figured out that the best way to do it is the Duel to the Fiery Death. If two guys got a problem? Everyone knows to go to the biggest building in town. Everyone sets it on fire. Then the guys fight and Duel to the Fiery Death. If it's a whole bunch of guys who got a dispute? They go into teams (shirts v. skins) and do a whole bunch of duels inside the biggest burning building at once. Whenever there's a Duel to the Fiery Death everyone else starts playing music in a band and the girls dress up to make things hotter (metaphorically). If you can't do a Duel to the Fiery Death? Then the guys just gotta settle the problem like adults. Thoughts? Makes it more interesting and fitting for DND I think. Anonymous Tue 10 Jan 2023 09:39:42 No.87307758 Report Seems like you want to talk a bit more about this concept so I'm interested to see how your infrastructure and various population centres work. Can you explain that a bit more? My immediate thought is that under your system it's unlikely anything larger than homogenous Hamlets of a half dozen buildings would exist- because they'd be unable to grow any larger as they'd have to keep burning stuff down. Also as the system is universal what led all cultures to adopt it? What made it so effective compared to say something like regulated duels or enforced legal codes?](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/713/317/bea.png "Duel to the Fiery Death | /r/dndmemes")
