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2010-10-08, 04:09 PM (ISO 8601)
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Jello
What do you get when you take a party of five, all 3rd level, and add a DC13 reflex save and a gelatinous cube? You get the epic fail of the century and a lot of dead people (well, four out of five).
Last night my friends and I were playing a Pathfinder module named Crown of the Kobold King. It's a 2nd level dungeon but I started them at 3rd to make it a little easier since there are several CRs 4, 5, and 6 plus a few of my own touches. I read the mod before we played it and took note of all of the encounters above CR4. When I read the one with the cube in room 4 I didn't think about it because it was a CR3, but when three out of the five members of the party failed a DC13 Reflex save against its Engulf attack I almost cried from laughing so hard (mind you one of them rolled a natural 1).
After being engulfed they all failed the DC20 Fort save and were paralysed for 8 rounds. The cleric, thinking on her feet, used her wand of restoration but didn't know that she would get engulfed as well and was paralysed for 6 rounds. The only one safe was the monk who with my good grace took 20 and killed it (I didn't feel like them rolling up new characters). The monk had 1 hp left and the others were down to -9.
If anyone wants to comment on this I'll read them next week. Thanks.Last edited by dargo83; 2010-10-09 at 02:36 PM.
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2010-10-08, 04:24 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Jello Wtf
That paragraph is so jumbled and devoid of punctuation as to make it unreadable. Was there anything in particular that you would like help with?
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2010-10-08, 04:37 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Jello Wtf
Okay I cleaned up your grammical errors. So others can understand your post. Too many "u" and "i"'s.
But that was a bad situation (lol). Glad they survived. So explain me why they all had to roll a Reflex? Oh I see: they were all engulfed... wait why did they all walk into it?Last edited by Starbuck_II; 2010-10-08 at 04:37 PM.
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2010-10-08, 04:38 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Jello Wtf
I think what he wanted to say was:
What do you get when you take a party of five, all 3rd level, and add a DC13 reflex save and a gelatinous cube? You get the epic fail of the century and a lot of dead people (well, four out of five).
Last night my friends and I were playing a Pathfinder module named Crown of the Kobold King. It's a 2nd level dungeon but I started them at 3rd to make it a little easier since there are several CRs 4, 5, and 6 plus a few of my own touches. I read the mod before we played it and took note of all of the encounters above CR4. When I read the one with the cube in room 4 I didn't think about it because it was a CR3, but when three out of the five members of the party failed a DC13 Reflex save against its Engulf attack I almost cried from laughing so hard (mind you one of them rolled a natural 1).
After being engulfed they all failed the DC20 Fort save and were paralysed for 8 rounds. The cleric, thinking on her feet, used her wand of restoration but didn't know that she would get engulfed as well and was paralysed for 6 rounds. The only one safe was the monk who with my good grace took 20 and killed it (I didn't feel like them rolling up new characters). The monk had 1 hp left and the others were down to -9.
If anyone wants to comment on this I'll read them next week. Thanks.Last edited by Prime32; 2010-10-08 at 04:40 PM.
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2010-10-08, 04:40 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: Jello Wtf
The guy said that he ran the "Crown of the Kobold King" module and every character but one got taken out by a (Gelatinous Cube?). The monk, who survived, only just defeated the cube, which was mostly thanks to the DM fudging the rolls. I don't know what he wants us to say, but I assume this was meant to just be a funny story that was supposed to go into the Roleplaying Forum so we could laugh at it.
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2010-10-08, 09:50 PM (ISO 8601)
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