It would be great if there was another way he could meet Tav without pulling a knife, like if Tav had a high enough passive perception to say "Hey I can see that knife of yours mate. You pull anything and you’ll be Eldritch Blasted into Avernus. "
He’s supposed to be this charming rogue, but he can’t try conning Tav into doing instead of violence
Back when we could expect good things from our Octogenarian politicians \s.
But on a serious note, I think the supply train for the orcs was non existent as they were … expected to live off the land…
There is a lemmy community dedicated to the one cell
Khajit stole nothing! Khajit is innocent of this crime!
That’s why I practice rubber Flumph debugging before I lint my spells.
I want to be consequence free
I want to be where nothing needs to matter
I want to be consequence free
Just sing Nananananananana
Don’t worry about it, and just crank up the volume on your favorite GBS album
It might work like how my table handles the shield spell but in reverse. For example…
DM rolls attack against Pat’s Tiefling Wizard named Tim.
DM: I am rolling the goblin’s attack. Pat, what’s Tim’s AC?
Pat: 15.
DM rolls a 16. Does not tell anyone.
DM: Okay, the goblin hits you. I know you have at least one possible reaction, what does Tim do?
Pat: Tim casts shield! His AC is now 20.
DM: The attack misses!
DM then describes to the Party how the goblin arrow slings towards Tim, stopping only when it gets stuck in a last second distortion of abjuration magics.
Not fantasy, but in the SciFi book the Draco Tavern is about the only alien bar on earth wherein the owner has to be careful not to feed his guests any poison that would be delicacies on Earth.
Under common is the lingua franca of the Underdark a vast cave system. A trading pidgin of those that live there and any brave surface soul who trades there.
Theves cant is class ability a coded message telling rogues what nasty criminal things are to do. It’s there to make the roleplayers feel like a spy, con artist, or planning a heist.
Even then, 1pm in Beijing is something different than 1pm in the Tibet since all of China is technically one time zone.