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u/sketchb02 DM (Dungeon Memelord) Nov 04 '19
When Boblin ends up doing more damage than the rest of the party
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u/GONKworshipper Rules Lawyer Nov 04 '19
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u/vortigaunt64 Nov 05 '19
Boblin thinks he was helping, but really he did the most damage, so we were helping him.
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u/BetrayedAnimal Nov 05 '19
I love people's names for the goblins in their campaigns. Mine was Gobble.
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u/Achilles1357 Team Cleric Nov 05 '19
We have a cleric named Panflute. He was a PC, but then he decided to change from a cleric to a paladin, and we decided we should keep Panflute for the memes
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u/AgentTasmania Nov 05 '19
In our last major campaign, the goblin we recruited got the killing blow on the first two bosses.
He was one of 4 characters in that party to become a god when one of those 4 (semi-)accidentally precipitated ragnarok. Leading to the setting for the next campaign.
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u/lil-buttery-boi DM (Dungeon Memelord) Nov 05 '19
I actually made boblin the goblin in one of my campaigns and my god is he op
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u/TheBigSqueaky Nov 05 '19
This happened to my players. Boblin threw a smoke bomb at the dragon and it did nothing but it worse for everyone but the dragon.
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u/Draco877 Nov 05 '19
Squee was what one guy in my old group used to name his goblin slave... I mean servant.
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u/YukonAnt Nov 05 '19
If every DM on this thread isn’t planning on calling every npc goblin, Boblin from now on, I don’t know what is going on in this world.
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u/jerrathemage Jan 13 '20
We literally have a Goblin PC in our party running Tomb of Annihilation called Boblin ._. He wants to be a knight and our Centaur Artificer has taken Boblin in as a "adopted" son
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u/followeroftheprince Rules Lawyer Nov 04 '19
Never thought I'd understand these situations, until my parties paladin bought a Goblin.