The Geek Nest

I started playing d&d online. It was interesting, didn't know people could be so loud until you hear them through my own headset

Ever just murder one of your NPCs your players have known for a bit and make it look like one of the party members may have done it but at the same time hint that it wasn't them?

Do you find yourself in strange encounters with your crush? Are you in an abnormal coincidence that's changed your life forever? Do you style your hair in colorful and unordinary ways? If so you may be experiencing main character syndrome.

So i know this is kinda the thing for bards and most of you a re probably tired of hearing bout this but a while back one of my players (who is in fact a bard) seduced a dragon at level 1. The party was captured by goblins and thrown into a dead volcano where a dragon lived. The goblins worshiped this dragon so they frequently gave it people they captured from the village bellow. The bard had decided to seduce this dragon because that’s the only way they thought of handling the situation. This bard rolled 7 very successful rolls in a row with minuses to his rolls. Now Since this is a deep dragon they can transform into humans and elves. This bard was the luckiest bard I had ever seen. Now the rest of the party turned away and plugged their ears as this happened in front of them. The goblins in the meanwhile watched in horror. The party soon escaped with the aid of the dragon and left to the neighboring town. Not long after they interrogated a goblin and the way they got him to talk was to tell him that the dragon he worshiped mated with the bard

One of the players in my dnd campaign has recently adopted a young elf that he found off the streets. He is now taking care of her and educating her in the art of being a master thief