#dd out of context
Cleric: He didn’t die, he just took a break in living.
Cleric: I’m going to bootstrap paradox this whole campaign into existence.
Rogue: We don’t even get real Five Nights At Freddy’s. This is a clone. We’re going to die in Steam Greenlight Five Nights At Freddy’s.
“A fireball to the face is a great way to start any romance.”
Bard to Druid: These inspirational speeches have killed more people than any spell.
“You all have the outdoorsy shit handled, but this is urban survival, and I say we send in the street rat on point.”
- the feral homeless sorcerer
NPC: I told you from the start this trip is dangerous. Most don’t make it through with all their limbs.
Rogue: Oh, we did well then.
Ranger: Well, [bard] did lose a leg.
Rogue: Oh yeah.
Rogue: Alright, to prevent any further confusion we’re going to take a pause and go around the circle. Does everyone know who they are and how they got here?
NPC: I’m um…going to get a hair cut.
Rogue: You’re stuck on this ship.
Fighter: And you don’t even have hair.
Bard: It’s a good job there’s no sanity points in d&d or else we’d be fucked.
Rogue: *out of character* Local woman empowered. One hundred dead.
Cleric: *out of character* honestly, not much has changed personality wise in the last 700 years. He used to be a grumpy old man in a young man’s body, now he’s grumpy old man in an old man’s body. It’ll worked out in the end.
Rogue: This cruise sucks. I want my money back.
DM: You’re a stowaway.
Rogue: That’s not the point. If I’d paid for this I’d be very angry.
“Why is the air so…stabby all of a sudden?”
Ranger: *over our fantasy version of phones* you’re willing to pay someone to kill [rogue]?
NPC: *over the phone* Yes.
Ranger: *over the phone* And would you need any sort of…proof that she’s dead.
Rogue: Now hang on.
The rogue (drunk off his tits): “There are six of you [indicating the THREE of us], one of you has to have beef jerky.”
Rogue: *out of character* You guys are alarmingly chill about telling my character her dead child never had a soul.
Ranger: *out of character* Well, if the poles are the same as real life, we can identify where we are by the simple method of bears or no bears.