On my RL birthday. Playing a campaign. I had suffered a level of exhaustion, as the Ranger, staying back to ensure a safe getaway from monsters. As I am making my way back through my favored terrain I am hungry and tired. I spot a birds nest with eggs in a tree. So I climb the tree to get the eggs. Kinda. I fail my climb, fall to the ground, and the sound alarms the bloodhawks who then pecked me to death. (Level 3).
The final boss essentially self destructed because of a trash magic item our DM made (A bell that grants invisibility when rung, you can still hear it) and all of us died except our sorcerer who got NAT 20 and backflipped over the explosion.
So. You ever go to the tavern and drink first before taking a long rest? “I’m not going to get into any fights.” Should be fine?
Ever fallen out of a bar stool after drinking ale in a tavern, and died from fall damage? To be fair I am pretty convinced the DM was tired of the campaign as he bailed on everyone without a word before the next weeks session.
Fighting Medusa in ToA. We manage to maneuver to where we were inside her dome building, now roofless in many spots, after getting mangled by magic storks. Instead of the party collectively readying an action to attack the moment she shows herself(or literally anything at all tactical), other three party members start searching crates and barrels. Medusa slithers in and kills me and another party member, other 2 escape.
The dumbest way I died was in my first campaign ever. Our group was in a dungeon and our party was about to fight a lizardfolk camp but I was at low health and didn't want to fight so I snuck off into some tunnels next to a river. My character was just chilling, congratulating himself about sneaking off, but I should've seen it coming. One second I was sitting in a tunnel, the next a lizardfolk claw was in my head.
I almost died on my first dnd session ever because I could't roll high enough to hit a single goblin. He, however, had no such problems. My dm had to bring out a random person to kill it.
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On my RL birthday. Playing a campaign. I had suffered a level of exhaustion, as the Ranger, staying back to ensure a safe getaway from monsters. As I am making my way back through my favored terrain I am hungry and tired. I spot a birds nest with eggs in a tree. So I climb the tree to get the eggs. Kinda. I fail my climb, fall to the ground, and the sound alarms the bloodhawks who then pecked me to death. (Level 3).
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The final boss essentially self destructed because of a trash magic item our DM made (A bell that grants invisibility when rung, you can still hear it) and all of us died except our sorcerer who got NAT 20 and backflipped over the explosion.
So. You ever go to the tavern and drink first before taking a long rest? “I’m not going to get into any fights.” Should be fine?
Ever fallen out of a bar stool after drinking ale in a tavern, and died from fall damage? To be fair I am pretty convinced the DM was tired of the campaign as he bailed on everyone without a word before the next weeks session.
Fighting Medusa in ToA. We manage to maneuver to where we were inside her dome building, now roofless in many spots, after getting mangled by magic storks. Instead of the party collectively readying an action to attack the moment she shows herself(or literally anything at all tactical), other three party members start searching crates and barrels. Medusa slithers in and kills me and another party member, other 2 escape.
The dumbest way I died was in my first campaign ever. Our group was in a dungeon and our party was about to fight a lizardfolk camp but I was at low health and didn't want to fight so I snuck off into some tunnels next to a river. My character was just chilling, congratulating himself about sneaking off, but I should've seen it coming. One second I was sitting in a tunnel, the next a lizardfolk claw was in my head.
I almost died on my first dnd session ever because I could't roll high enough to hit a single goblin. He, however, had no such problems. My dm had to bring out a random person to kill it.