I Hit It With My Axe: Episode Eight: Don't Tell Us, Right Now!

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bleh002

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I quite enjoyed this episode. I loved the approach to figuring out what the mushrooms do, and the opposite language was a pretty cool idea too.

It must be fun to play with people willing to have their characters take such serious chances.
 

Gildan Bladeborn

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Well that gave me a good chuckle, and was certainly not confusing in any way, no sirree!

But seriously, this episode reminds me of something our DM did where we spent all night wandering through a maze that made the kind of sense that didn't, so there would be secret doors into circular rooms with collapsible floors that had additional doors underneath the fake floor and what appeared to be a blanket stretched across a very deep shaft, and (a bit later) a pig that kept messing with our heads by walking through walls and mocking us (the pig could talk).

Turns out we had spent all that time hallucinating, heh.
 

Tabloid Believer

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So much better. The editing is a lot better. A lot less shaky cam. If you guys really want to get ambitious, get two cameras there and switch viewpoints from time to time.
 

chepenoyo

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Gildan Bladeborn said:
Turns out we had spent all that time hallucinating, heh.
I did that to my players once. Towards the end of the last session, one of the party members had failed a save against a poison dart, but hadn't seen any effect from it. So the next session starts someplace completely different, and the scene changes are all very theatrical and surreal. Minor characters the party had never expected to encounter again show up where they couldn't possibly be and ask leading questions. Through the whole thing there's a sense of sickness and wrongness. And then after they beat the final obstacle...

... the guy who got hit with the poisoned dart wakes up, feverish, with the rest of the party camped around him, watching him worriedly, a few hours since the fight the previous session.

Of course everyone got full XP and it was one of the better sessions I've run, I think.
 

Chipperz

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I'm gonna have to try the opposites thing on my players sometime :)

Zak, you are a damn fine GM, this game looks better every time I watch it :)
 

chepenoyo

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"funguses" is also an an accepted form.
Source:
Merriam-Webster [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fungus]
also:
Dictionary.com [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/fungus]

...and if you read those, you also came across fungic and fungous.
 

Gildan Bladeborn

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chepenoyo said:
Gildan Bladeborn said:
Turns out we had spent all that time hallucinating, heh.
I did that to my players once. Of course everyone got full XP and it was one of the better sessions I've run, I think.
That sounds awesome, and makes the fact that our "reward" was wrongful imprisonment for indecent acts against a pig all the more painful (don't ask, really).
 

chepenoyo

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Panayjon said:
I wonder if our constructive criticism was taken into account or if the editors realized some things along the way themselves?
The criticism so far has been griping that the editing left too much in rather than just cutting to the good stuff, that it cut too much out, that it exploited boobs too much, and that it didn't show enough boobs. I think it's safe to say that whether or not the editor even reads these boards, they're choosing what changes to make them self.
 

Flauros

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Holy shit, peoples names! Its so cute watching people learn how to do a show...
 

Mumorpuger

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Mariena said:
Justine Jolie!

*swoon*
I second that motion.

Me: Ooooo... a redhead!

Plus see seems into it. Bonus! I don't even play D&D, but it's nice to see people who are interested in what they do.
 

EHCM

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Good stuff! This reminds me of a time when I DMed my group and they got stuck in a mystical forest that had no end... at least front to back, left to right. They eventually figured it out that all they had to do to get out was go up... 4 hours later! Oh the look on their faces! Good times XD I also like that they are using 3.5 (or I think they are). Don't like 4ed at all.

Kinda makes me want to join their group for all the rp greatness! I like the miniatures, but I have always looked to odd places for the ones I use. I even use some star wars monopoly pewter figures! The emperor makes a great evil mage :)
 

EHCM

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mandymorbid said:
We use a homebrew hybrid of AD&D and 3.5.
Right on! I kinda do the some thing for my group. I blend a mix of 2nd AD&D with 3.5, especially the monsters, magical items, and sometimes spells (more so the monsters). I have gotten used to converting the older monsters to 3.5 and sometimes (but rarely) 4ed too.

Keep up the awesome work! I might *cough cough* borrow some ideas for my group too LOL
 

Lim-Dul

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Ha! I liked the show already but this is the best episode yet. :-D
Hilarious stuff happens and for once everybody seems really into it (including Justine). Keep it up!