D&D at my wedding

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ShadowStar42

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Unkillable Cat said:
A beholder just to see if he can pull it off
Did you see the picture? I don't think a beholder would be a problem. However I'm not going to go beholder, they're just too ugly, people have to want to eat this.
 

Octorok

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Have a Beholder cake, that'll be sure to freak out your guests to no end. Or alternatively, the Prince of Death Orcus or his followers. The Cult of Orcus are awesome.
 
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ShadowStar42 said:
All right, so I'm getting married in about 9 months and I'm taking advantage of the opportunity to have a D&D themed grooms cake. Our baker can do just about anything for example...
http://www.pnwlocalnews.com/east_king/red/news/55883442.html
(sorry, never figured out how to power images)
Anyway, any suggests on what the most awesome D&D cake would be?
You have a woman, who loves D&D, and is willing to have a D&D wedding? You sir, have the greatest fiance of all time. OF ALL TIME.

I would suggest you have the cake be a multi-leveled castle dungeon, and on top, have real life versions of you and your future wife's favorite campaign characters so far that you made in wedding attire(maybe, adventure outfits work too), and have them standing over a blooded troll that they just killed.

PS They should be smiling!

That would be pretty sweet.
 
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ShadowStar42 said:
coxafloppin said:
Just dont, seriously. Its a wedding cake, no place for dugeons OR dragons.

(Congrats on getting hitched tho)
D&D has been part of my life for longer than anything except my family, that there will be a D&D cake is set. There will also be a semi-traditional wedding cake but this one's for me.
And thanks for the congrats, I'm a lucky guy.
Dude, you're are more than lucky, you're literary blessed. Congrats man! I hope I find someone like you did,
 

TSED

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Some one said a mimic cake. That is an EXCELLENT idea. EXCELLENT!

TheNamlessGuy said:
2. Never said that.
Just said I wasn't a satanist

Ummm.

A sadist is not a satanist. It's. It's not even close, where'd you get that from?
 

Shadowfaze

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Dude, best wedding ever. Now, get her to have a bridal gown thats D&D based too, and all the guests can have swords.

ON TOPIC: Have a barbarian warrior holding a severed ogre head on your cake. With the words "Chaotic evil" in blood on one of the tiers.
 

AxelMiller

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Someone might have already said this. But my suggestion is that you take this up with your wife first. Unless she is a D&D fan aswell.
 

Skratt

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A bag of holding cake: Because you'll need a large carrying capacity for all that free-time you won't have anymore. :)

Cheers and congrats!
 

Nex-Falx

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ShadowStar42 said:
factualsquirrel said:
This doesn't seem like the greatest idea in the world.

In fact, I would severely suggest not doing it, because, well, yeah.

Also, what's wrong with a regular wedding cake?
We having a regular wedding cake also, a Grooms Cake is a relatively new tradition in which a second cake representing the grooms interests is served. Don't worry, this has all been completely cleared with my fiance.
That. Is. AWESOME.

Anywho, I'd go with the twenty (?) sided dice. (Don't D&D myself, as of yet.)