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me: my dude we just woke up!! It’s time for wakefulness and doing things and Productivity

Quote retweet from afro-arakkii leo sedai @/arakkosuperstar: most of the action sequences are 6 seconds long and the final battle is in initiative order. what do you want me to say besides it absolutely fucks

2. Reply tweet from Conejo_Cosmico @/C0sm1c_bunny: I fucking love the whole Jarnathan scene cause I can absolutely see it as something my party and I would do

Reply tweet from saitō @/ghostedgaze: chris pine's character was awesome, the fact that he's basically an old school d&d rogue (clever and sneaky but not particularly powerful) while the rest of his party are the typical 5e superhero-type characters was a brilliant choice

3. Reply tweet from Insane Clone Posse @/twistedsl...: The bard is a pain in the ass, the rogue stabbed everyone in the back for no particular reward, and the paladin wandered off on a quest and left them to fight the actual villain halfway through. Hard to get a more accurate party dynamic than that.

4. Reply tweet from @/traceexile: It's literally the perfect DnD movie like you can almost see where the checks and rolls happened it's crazy

Reply tweet from Trait "Unpunished"Washburn: And you can almost see nat 1's and nat 20's in how the characters handle success and failure. The inventive use of failing forward is 100% TTRPG coded to the point that I would want that element in any future movies or shows based on other TTRPG's.

5. Reply tweet from Captain Howel @/Mr_Bohrer: Near the beginning Edgin gets upset because the courtroom doesn't care about his long and detailed backstory. It's the best

Reply tweet from The paladin @/memepally: The fucking walking turning out to be a portal staff was such a DM ass pull to help the players I still laugh at that

7. Reply tweet from Troys R Us @/troyareeyes: My favorite thing is that the sorcerer wasn't very good at casting spells because he had a low charisma stat.

8. Reply tweet from Entroponetic Business Class: I love how the druid uses a 1-damage attack to make the wizard lose concentration on a spell

9. Reply tweet from RogueInBlue @/RogueInBlue: Simon missing all 3 of his Scorching Rays in the final fight was too real

10. Reply tweet from DiJune Mustard @/CrunkedonE: The DM makes up a magic item because the players ruined the puzzle that took a whole afternoon to concoct... and that item because the centerpiece of every major plan for the rest of the campaign.