D&D Robot Chicken, Part 5

Watch the writers of Robot Chicken play a little D&D! When Dan Milano, Zeb Wells, Tom Root, Doug Goldstein, and Kevin Schinick headed into Undermountain, the dice and the cameras were rolling....

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[tezpuzzlemazter]

It does have an intelligence although its probably evil.... DUN DUN DUUUN!!!!!

[nyenyec]

I don't think that's a valid reason. "Fireball" only lists creatures too, but if one of the players uses it in a library I expect the books to catch fire.

Saying that "Darkfire" doesn't give heat only light would have been a valid reason however.

[Slit518]

3:58 to see Drizzt!

[Uaxis]

@nyenyec I think the DM wants to test the lawfulness of the players. How willing to go with rules they are.

[SamuraiPie8111]

*sees comment section* *cwalks away slowly*

[DragonisHellfire420]

@rossebay yo? really? are we still in 1992? wtf

[gunttoo]

@ninjamoose42 Agreed

[Motavian]

THUS BEGAN THE EDITION WARS.

[ARS1989]

@ninjamoose42 ditto

[rossebay]

WHAT? The power can only target a creature? BUUUULLLLLLL. In 3.5, you can target anything with anything unless it's "charm person". Everything had an armor class, yo.

[ninjamoose42]

As a DM, I wish I was half as awesome as Chris Perkins.

[ALonleyDay]

@neshvadshahin I think they are more for showing like at-will, encounter, or daily. Know what i mean?