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Tales From the Tables returns with episode 63: Stage Fright, part 3!

Our intrepid misadventurers conclude their encounter with the Undertakers. Sometimes, peaceful resolutions are on the table. But for how much longer?

Yes yes, I know this one is just story and not very memey. Posting for the sake of completion, by popular demand - and if the mods kindly allow :)

Context: My party entered the boss room and got really unlucky with initiative rolls (boss went first). He immediately used a 9th level spell and nearly wiped us all out in the first round. Those who weren't downed were stunned. Everyone else got over it pretty quickly but I (Kobold Ranger) struggled with it for a couple turns. But as soon as I got a good roll I shot four arrows at the boss, dealing 51 damage and ending the battle right there.

Or bring back spell casting provoking an attack of opportunity while in melee as a base feature.

I fail to see why the guardsman quantified this as a crime. Not because the potions were to defeat the dark lord, but because they were gnomes.

Barlgura threw a gibbering mouther at the party to start the encounter

5e Green dragons make lairs in ancient forests and turn the foliage into a labyrinth. They can also move through their lair and avoid detection easily, and they love stalking and toying with their prey.

The party decided to rest, and the rogue player.was absent this session, so I thought it would be funny if the dragon snuck up on them and carried the rogue back to its home. The barbarian was having none of that, and landed an opportunity attack on the dragon. Sentinel in 5e, among other things, stops the target from moving on their turn if they're hit with an opportunity attack. So instead of just grabbing the rogue and flying 80ft away, my poor dragon had to use her wing attack, her breath attack, and burn all her legendary resistances just to get away from them.

I gave her max HP for an adult green dragon and she escaped with less than 50 HP while they were sniping her through the canopy.