Roll up your adventure!

Ok guys, time to get your characters on a new adventure and/or quest!

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Let's see what I get.

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Kek, undead dancers

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Just fuck my shit up senpai

Going!

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gotta commit

options field m8

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Rollz for tha lolz

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Comitting

Roll

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orks on hang gliders assaulting a flying fortress. not bad.

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please be in london

you gun' get WAAAAGH!ed

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Let's dance

Rollan

>Let's dance
>Killer Rave on Mount Olympus

rollan better this time

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Rolling

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fuuuuck

>Threat of mechanical warmachines powered by love

Well, looks like none of my players are ever going to use one.

threat of mechanical warmachines powered by love?

You might be literally fucked.

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Let's see

Anybody ever actually done any of these? My friend tried to combine 9 and 84 , the litch got angry we stopped racing him around the world so he disguised himself as a wizard to make a cake golem and kill us. Sadly it never finished.

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I need a plot twist, go

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Rollin

>every problem is resolved by high fives
>have no arms
>everything is taken from me and I can't fight back
>go on a kicking quest with other handless fellows to overthrow the government

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I need ideas help.

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Gonna try putting this all together.

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wut

Meh, fuck it.

Dubs speak the truth.

>Throg, why the fuck is that thing so damn bright?
>What thing, Krull?
>The big fucking bright thing in the sky!
>The sun?
>Yeah.
>Krull, it's the sun. It's supposed to be bright.
>...I'm gonna burn it down.
>For fucks sake Krull, you can't. It's made of fire.
>I'M GONNA DO IT, AND YOU CAN'T STOP ME.

And then they into space on pure rage.

rollan

Let me tell you about my last campaign:
>It started off normally enough with just some barbarian trolls that had set up their camp inside city limits.
>We tried to rally the citizens to help us fight off the powerful trolls
>Ended up causing amassive panic instead
>Now we had a riot and powerful trolls to deal with.
>We enlisted the help of a local mage by stealing an artifact for them.
>The artifact turned out to be a music box that powered an army of undead
>The army begins to literally dance their way across the countryside
>Each time they killed someone it just added to their ranks.
>We forced the army along one route and trapped them there
>This left us abandoned in hostile orc country.
>We actually tried diplomacy
>Found out that the Orcs were actually distinguished Victorian era style orcs
>They did not appreciate having an undead Army on their border and gave us a portrait of a hideous orc man
>It was supposed to lead us to a powerful musical tool that could overpower the music box.
>We figured out there was a map on the back of the portrait
>Followed it to a dungeon.
>At the heart of the dungeon the tool we found was a gibbering mouther who desperately wanted to become a musical artist and perform scat.
>Having acquired a strange new DMPC, we followed his plot hook to a mysterious flying fortress
>It was besieged by more of those distinguished orcs flying hang gliders & attempting to attack the fortress
>All of them were too distinguished to actually do any real harm.
>We managed to get inside the fortress and found huge amounts of sleeping orks
>They all immediately woke up from their chambers and begin firing at us with strange metal wands and sabres.
>We ended up using the auto-destruct of what was obviously an ork ship from the future
>Took an escape pod to land safely on a nearby Mountain.

>The mountain turned out to be Mount Olympus
>The god of love was having a tremendous rave
>Nobody was interested in helping us.
>We ended up turning off the DJ to get some attention and help.
>Unfortunately all the speakers activated
>They turned out to be repurposed War Machine Golems powered by the god of love.
>Brief battle (ended quickly with the assistance of the few gods not trippin on e)
>One of the Gods of knowledge informed us that we read the map wrong and that the map was really the guardian golem and the portrait was the map to a mountain
>Once we got to the mountain, we found it infested with a great hive of bees that were very, very organized.
>We were able to sneak past the golem after raising issues with the bees over union rights.
>Unfortunately, the counter music box we had needed to be powered by a lich's heart.
>We didn't even know what that meant.
>We were able to find a lich who was very busy in the middle of a martial arts tournament
>We helped him win and received custodianship of his phylactery as a reward.

>So armed with the new music box we returned to fight the necromancer and his army of dancing undead.
>Swayed half his army with our bard using the artifact.
>The two armies battled at a spot of his choosing in an epic recreation of a famous historic battle.
>Halfway through the battle, the necromancer became enraged at our historical inaccuracy.
>At this point the rogue, largely useless against the undead, was able to sneak attack backstab the necromancer and end the conflict entirely.
>Then we were presented with the issue of rampant disease spread by all the undead.
>A powerful cleric sent us on a suicide mission inside of a volcano to retrieve rare herbs that would help them create the world's strongest medicine.
>The medicine actually worked too well (He rolled a natural 20! lol) and put everyone in the world under the)) peaceful suggestion of the cleric.
>He created World Peace for everyone.
>This enraged the original band of barbarian trolls from the beginning of the campaign.
>They managed to acquire enough pieces salvaged from the orc ship from the future
>They planned to wage war on the Sun since that was not part of the world.
>Seemed like they would actually burn it out killing us all.
>We managed to salvage artillery from the same future ship
>Proceed to blow the barbarians out of the sky before they made it to orbit
>We make sure nothing survived in the second crash site.
>Unfortunately we had left the Heavy Artillery behind
>Band of goblins found it and were using it to cut a path of destruction across the land.
>Our Epic Level DMPC Gibbering Mouther Bard dual wielding two music boxes of power was critical in the destruction of the artillery, but we slaughtered all the goblins ourselves.

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Rawling.

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