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D&D 4th Edition
Narr:
--- Quote from: frunK on 01 Mar 2008, 10:46 ---Kind of like when we strapped my dwarf with powder kegs had me eaten by The Terrasque, i hacked my way out of his gut,and we threw a smalled lit powder keg into the escape hole before it healed over and then ran like hell.
That was one dead Terrasque.
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It got it to -50 HP and you guys also used a Wish spell to keep it permanently dead?
That's one of those "forgotten" rules about the Terrasque.
Man, your guys stories make me want to make a D&D thread just for telling awesome stories of our groups. One of the better ones I can think of is when our DM threw an Umber Hulk at our level 2 party. The Barbarian got a critical hit for something like 46 damage, and then got another critical hit for 30-something. Two turns, it was completely over-dead. The DM was like "Well. I threw that in there to try and get you guys to run away from this situation but that didn't work out too well." The Barbarian then wore it's head as a helmet.
Dimmukane:
Then there was the critical miss that ended up beheading one of our party members.
Fletch:
--- Quote from: bryanthelion on 01 Mar 2008, 10:33 ---because, my friend whose a fighter AND a girl would never be a dwarf if they had beards.
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But that was the thing about dwarves - even their women were man enough to sprout beards.
It's just ... like they're afraid to keep the political incorrectnesses in the official game.
Spluff:
The whole dwarf beard thing is only part of the campaign setting, not the rules. It's up to your DM (unless they actually decide they'd like to play a forgettable realms campaign).
Alex C:
I sincerely doubt it has much to do with political correctness. Reducing a race to essentially one stereotypical template for both genders sounds like an interesting wrinkle for game settings in theory but ends up being somewhat limiting for individual players in practice.
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