Magic Rainbow in full plate. I cannot believe it took us until level 11 to finally get our hands on an actual Trident. Made me so happy. No more Bident nonsense.
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Magic Rainbow in full plate. I cannot believe it took us until level 11 to finally get our hands on an actual Trident. Made me so happy. No more Bident nonsense.

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MagicRainbow rolling intimidate despite being outnumbered 12 to 1.
So once upon a time, a DM of mine ran a homebrew campaign for me and her brother. We were a party of 2. And we started at level 0, no class, and 10 in all stats. First fight we get into is investigating a mine that had mysteriously stopped sending supplies to the town. We get in, and find a pack of bandits. Unnoticed, the lanky bookworm sneaks past them as they eat to go hide their weapons, as I, the only one who had gotten their hands on a weapon so far, prepare to confront the group. A short, heated conversation between me, the large man armed only with a spear, and the dozen bandits who are currently equipped with daggers and rocks (as their weapons are mysteriously missing) occurs. After I made the threat depicted here, they attacked. 20 seconds later, 6 of them are on the ground and the other half are running.
We finally gained our first level (and actual class abilities) after this.
Needless to say, I wasn't kidding when I said I was a monster. They just didn't listen.