D&D But... Everyone Has Amnesia Part Two | Oxventure

[@100jjdean]

Luke deserves so much credit for coming up with a cohesive story where everyone has amnesia. And dropping all the reveals perfectly to keep the story engaging for the viewers.

[@defiantgecko]

Yeah, but Luke is exceptional at dm, blades in the dark was so good

[@CrimBlack]

Mike: "Well... let me fill you in on this. NORTH IS THAT WAY." I couldn't stop laughing for a solid minute there. Well played, scratch-card.

[@Connor_299]

56:42 time stamp so you can relive the moment and laugh all over again

[@SobriquetS]

That bit and the bit with the captain dying from the pink light had me in tears.

[@Kayta-Linda]

@@SobriquetS I’m laughing more because it’s literally one of Lovecraft’s plots xD

[@consolescrub4031]

I'm waiting for the oneshot next campaign where the gimmick/twist is that Mike knows everyone's character and class abilities perfectly.

[@tevildo9383]

Mike could be told everyone else’s abilities, but I highly doubt he would know them

[@dominateeye]

@@tevildo9383 No, wait, that's perfect. The only one who knows everyone's characters is Mike. He has the full character sheets, and has been allowed to read them and relay the information to everyone else at the table at the start of the game, but once the game is underway, he can only refer back to the sheets a limited number of times. It's a test of everyone's memory and Mike's ability to comprehend D&D.

[@deadlymelody27]

​@dominateeye omg yes 😂😂😂 honestly even if he was allowed to look at them the whole way through unlimited, but nobody was allowed to help him or write anything down about their character.

[@PanEtRosa]

@@dominateeye lmao that's gonna fall apart gloriously in under 5 minutes. so, just like all these oneshots have :b

[@subman23]

All of the above..... _except his own._ He has no idea what his own character sheet says but everyone else does

[@AchtungBeccaC]

The genuine, loud laughter when Mike declared where North was…it was such a perfectly timed, hilarious moment. Right up there with “what is chess?” This was fun. I’m loving these one-offs!

[@mathsalot8099]

Mike is such a great, understated comedian. And he is quite clever despite him seemingly constantly playing buffoons.

[@The1AndOnlyGoldenboy]

"His mind breaks and he dies due to the color" is unhinged AND I LOVE IT.

[@bradenjuengel9104]

if only someone had put something opaque over it

[@BlackMoonHowls]

@@bradenjuengel9104 Put it on a shirt.

[@Cosmic_Gorilla]

It's very Lovecraftian.

[@Kayta-Linda]

@@Cosmic_Gorilla Literally. “Color from outer space” or something like that.

[@LiquidAwesomePersonified]

Damn it.... now I'm invested in Tiddles, Red and Manbird, you can't just LEAVE it there!!! - You started the car, let's go for a sunday-drive, visit some family, we've still gotta get to Red's village and meet her family, Luke specifically mentioned her mother, what's that about?! And we need to meet Manbirds brothers, the "Criminals" and Tiddles.... probably has some other family business and also physical needs like recovery.... and LEARNING TO FIGHT.... before he can properly over-throw the mad-duke, or at least discover the source of his decline. This is a whole new series waiting to happen; keep them dice rolling I say.

[@ChimeratAlpha]

56:42 I laughed so hard on the direction of North and the sunset timing that I had to pause because I was wheezing and crying. Thank you, kind Sir. I needed a good laugh.

[@robber233]

and i'll have you know...(puts on sunglasses) it's 14 hours till the next sunset! in all seriousness though that whole exchange killed me

[@haravikk]

I came dangerously close to firing peanut butter on toast out of my nose at that point! 😂 (I was eating some, that sadly isn't something I can manifest whenever I laugh really hard… yet)

[@Dollightful]

Same 😂

[@joelwest6507]

Luke giving the Keen Mind feat to a character in an amnesia adventure is a hilarious oversight and a brilliant moment.

[@Theeny]

"I'm entering my villain era... I rolled a two" is so me

[@mar_speedman]

*Knocks his head on the door into his villain era, walks back out again*

[@LiquidAwesomePersonified]

"....it was a short villain era" is one of my favorite things this week.

[@onionninja5554]

When exactly does he say that?

[@Theeny]

@@onionninja5554 1:03:27 :)

[@onionninja5554]

@@Theeny thanks!

[@SolaScientia]

I love Luke's delivery of "you are an idiot" at Man Bird Birdman while explaining what had happened on the ship. "Well, let me fill you in on this" followed by specific information on direction and the time of the next sunset absolutely killed me. Sullivan about dying of laughter as a result is also hilarious. Never mind. Mike in with the game breaking detail about his keen mind ability just stopping Luke in his tracks for a bit is now the best bit. That little bit of insight into Mike's tabaxi character is fascinating. Ooh, Tiddles threatening the guard is brilliant. "What were you rolling for?" Jane with the expression someone makes when their kid or pet has done something and you ask "what did you break/do?". I love that I can hear someone laugh in the background when Mike reveals "observant" as his last skill/spell. Neon pink being a color wild enough to kill the captain is hysterical. Sounds like Page of a Book was in the right for attempting to overthrow the duke. I really enjoyed this 2-parter. Loads of fun and extremely funny as well.

[@MrMessyy]

I can't be the only one who wants to see at least a mini series following the second attempted coup!

[@kaniamia]

Future one-shot where everyone’s a guard trying to prevent an assassination, and the twist is that they’re trying to protect this Duke from these past characters.

[@Aloddff]

Manbird Birdman: Cause he’s my best friend, he’s my pal. He’s my home-boy, my rotten soldier. He’s my sweet cheese, my good-time boyeh

[@Voice_of_p]

Take a room you two😝

[@Dollightful]

What a hilarious and intriguing two episodes! That was fantastic. Many genuine laugh-out-loud moments.

[@stone5against1]

"one of the harpies just starts.. show of the weekend, show of the weekend! show of the weekend, show of the weekend! show of the weekeee-eeend!"

[@ArDeeMee]

Oml, if only!

[@Joe90h]

The harpies just want somebody to read Pokemon magazine with.

[@BlackMoonHowls]

@@Joe90h and trade Hanafuda cards with and gamble. If you know you know, Nintendo used to make them. They still do but the process is not handmade anymore.

[@adriennecloeter7394]

Oh man, now I want this to continue. Overthrow the duke!

[@jamesrichards2720]

Same.

[@nowhereman6360]

@@jamesrichards2720 this sounds like a cool plot so far. overthrow the duke ^^

[@christyencremins7676]

I would love for them to revisit these characters in another one or two parter.

[@Kayta-Linda]

Make it a campaign!

[@gak9319]

All stand for the honorable Judge.... Tiddles 😂

[@medievaldragon4292]

I would love to see a Halloween DnD Amnesia special, with the players trying to get out of a horror themed campaign! This was such a fun and inventive way to play DnD!!

[@nowhereman6360]

Everyone is a specific halloween monster. From their abilities they find out who they are. each hunted by adventurers. ^^

[@clockworkcrow8590]

@@nowhereman6360 Or even better, one of the amnesiacs IS the hunter, and they're trying to figure out which one, as they slowly gain their memories back!

[@petermcconnell9925]

Mike rolling one on a stealth check is the most Mike thing ever.

[@nudgificator]

I may have to adopt "it's too late, I'm already punching" as a life motto. Not for literal punching, just a general "well I'm committed now" kind of deal. (Also the amateur classicist in me is pleased at the use of Mnemosyne but twitching at singing harpies...)

[@birdmcturd1626]

Ohhh right because Sirens are the ones that sing

[@StygianD]

What if, the video started and Andy, Ellen and another guest from NRB, with Johnny DMing, were playing precisely from where part one finished, and everything goes normally for like 5 minutes, and then Johnny goes "And you are suddenly struck with a memory from your past. It was not you that was playing.". And BAM, Mike, Jane, Sullivan and Luke are back in their places and very confused.

[@backonlazer791]

That would've been awesome 😂

[@stone5against1]

That would have been such a great twist!!

[@subman23]

I would love this but they probably did this format _because_ not everyone is available

[@elilikealieonline5647]

In actual tears over the that way is North and it 14 hours til sunset bit

[@skaterchick206]

The pony is the real MVP

[@songofshadow5043]

He nods knowingly at you.

[@robstuart8474]

I'm 10 minutes in, and already know who the MVP (Most Valuable Pony) of this adventuring party is. Edit: 11 minutes in, and... oh no.

[@Calmputer]

"That sounds good, I was only half-listening to that because I was just checking the rules on death saving throws." - Luke

[@Yinuh01]

I got the funniest timed ad while watching this 😂 Luke: Okay, I'll tell you what, here's what you remember... PEPSI!

[@Tolly7249]

It's always a good time when Luke DMs! Between this and the Kobolds it's been a great few weeks for absolute silliness XD I hope Sullivan comes back sometime! And maybe some other members of the NRB crew, I think their chaos and the Oxventure chaos meshes nicely.

[@julienthijs1271]

God imagine DOM in something like this !

[@Tolly7249]

@@julienthijs1271 Yes please!

[@DJDarkDarsi]

"... Warm!" VERY INSPIRATION WORTHY

[@barbararowley6077]

Poor Sully! He’s tried so hard to shake the horse meta from NRB and now it’s all horses again.

[@anarchodin]

Alright, now we just have to keep Luke to that "story for another day" promise.

[@AutoTauri]

Only in an oxventure game could the light spell implode a brain

[@MrMessyy]

My god, it's not safe to take a drink while watching this 😂 I'd just recovered from "North is that way" when "harmless tremors" rolled around!

[@melissacarlock6164]

This is one of the best episodes because Mike on and off reciting rules and little things from the book are amazing, little bits throughout the episode I am loving it

[@daggern15]

Turns out this oneshot was all an elaborate ruse to get Mike to read some D&D rules

[@JWest8606]

Wisdom - "I've got loads of that... Probably." **Rolls nat 1** THIS is PEAK Dungeons & Dragons.

[@stone5against1]

It is Mike after all.. hahaha but that was such a good moment

[@cambennett8382]

The gritty Tweety Bird and Sylvester reboot we've been waiting for

[@stone5against1]

Oh gods.. and Jane as the granny to keep peace between the two?! I'm all for it! hahaha

[@michael_mcgowan]

Tweety, Sylvester, and Jane Foray

[@monkofbob]

What I enjoy the most about the difference between Luke’s and Johnny’s DM-ing style is the way you can see the wheels working with Johnny and Luke talks it through. Both equally brilliant

[@timhutchinson8485]

Sullivan’s giggling might be the most wholesome sound I’ve heard in a while.

[@stone5against1]

I know right?! I didn't know about No Rolls Barred til last video.. and I binge watched so many of them since.. and Sully's charisma is off the charts. He's the life of the party

[@KidarWolf]

@@stone5against1 I absolutely adore Sully, though I have a great fondness for Dom who has a wonderful skill for playing villains of questionable sanity.

[@stone5against1]

@@KidarWolf oh gods.. Dom is something else! Love the Dommunopoly videos, but even in other videos he's quite the character!

[@Arcane_Archer]

Would love to see more D&D But... videos! More amnesia one/two-shots! Everyone's a goblin! Everyone's a flumph! Everyone has max levels of exhaustion! Everyone's a regular non-magical animal! Everyone's the same class doing a plotline not suited for that class!

[@KidarWolf]

Interestingly, there is a campaign that was originally written by a third party for 3.5e that has you playing as familiars - it's available for 5e now, and is called "A Familiar's Quandary".

[@ColonelHazard]

I have a mighty need for the "D&D But... Everyone's a Flumph" video, now. Thank you for putting that in my brain.

[@clockworkcrow8590]

@@ColonelHazard One of them has to be a war criminal though! XD

[@esteban280889]

The horse might be the best npc we have had.

[@cheddarssalad1230]

I won’t stand for this Bismuth slander.

[@RobertJW]

Only in a Sullivan game.

[@WildfireMagni]

Ah friendship, the greatest ship of all...despite what the internet thinks.

[@DiamondPl8ted]

Leave it up to Mike to ask the question I was wondering, but funnier. "Run" 😂

[@Hoehlenmaensch]

This Episode starts out strong with Mike saying the smartest thing he ever said in DnD. "get on highground, look for a light" Who is this, and what happened to the real Mike?

[@daviddaugherty2816]

Man-Bird Birdman, man... Man-Bird Birdman, man...

[@gigiroelant7299]

I love these 1 or 2 shots because as much as I love oxventure, I can get intimidated when I get behind. It's a refresher on how much I love their banter and style to motivate me to delve into the backlog.

[@lina9535]

I doubt you want to know how far behind I am 😂 There's *lots* to catch up on for me 😅

[@deannelson7027]

Get some wireless earbuds and just listen. It's what I did to catch up.

[@ArDeeMee]

Also available as a podcast!

[@crankycat3026]

I find myself strangely invested in these three characters. Well played, and excellently DMed!

[@Amaranthyne]

This would be fun to pull by making your players give you their stacks of created characters they’ve never gotten around to playing.

[@stevencameron1217]

Would love to see this story continue with their memories now restored. Sailing off the bring the downfall of the duke and save the people languishing under his rule.

[@Icam_here]

that was great, well done to Luke for putting all that together. nice roll playing by Mike Jane and Sullivan. the way this ended they could easily continue the story having lost memory again if they still have the nemisign (at least i think that is what the item was called i could be wrong)

[@Bluessoulphoenix]

Whoever did that epic adroll for the new Oxventure videos needs a raise. It's so good

[@ashleewright6373]

Wonderful storytelling, Luke! This was a really fun premise, and I loved discovering the characters' backstories along with the players.

[@adiemuller5422]

That was an amazing conclusion! Luke is a great DM! I really want a sequel to this one, and I like how it wraps up the story while keeping the audience wondering (what happened to the tied-up guard?)

[@shavranotheferanox7809]

"capture a guy that can tell them everything about who they are, leave him tied up and dont even interogate him" hmm, yes, good choice

[@backonlazer791]

I think it would've been fair to say that Mike's character only remembered everything that happened since they woke up even with Keen Mind.

[@mar_speedman]

Also would've been fair to say he only remembers up to two key memories from the past month, as per Luke's homebrew rules about using any ability only twice

[@Akula89PAKFA]

North is that way!

[@aegresen]

I lost my mind at that, so funny! Especially coming off Jane's 'Warm!'

[@RHTQ1]

I love the pony, and the dm deserves a round of applause for that campaign.

[@mooniejohnson]

Instead of "Manbird Birdman" I _definitely_ heard "Manbird Bourbon." I like both. 😉

[@hunterepsi]

I'm way too invested I need more of these characters

[@solana2301]

So we left off with them getting a chest while one of them is injured badly and they are maybe criminals. Can't wait to see what'll happen.

[@Aurora_Lightbringer]

Idk about "maybe criminals" as there wasn't exactly a lot of nuance as to whether they were or not.

[@democracycoma]

@@Aurora_Lightbringerit was also hinted that Mike specifically may not have been

[@PanEtRosa]

@@democracycoma honestly, I had bets on Sullivan being the captain, and Jane being the only actual prisoner. ^^;

[@Stephen-Fox]

Again, while I am missing the One Shot Wonderlands and hope to see them return, because having a wide variety of systems is good, these D&D But... games are great. (Besides which, Mike is a great roleplayer who seems to do best when playing less... Mechanically intensive games... than D&D, particularly when he just gets to roleplay opposite other characters or NPCs, and as illustrated here, he's got a keen eye for story details on top of that, being the only one of the party who figured the connection to the symbol and the smuggling background at the end, deducing it was Thieve's Cant.)

[@SomeoneNamedJohn]

I kinda want them to revisit ‘You Awaken in a Strange Place’ with the full crew.

[@Stephen-Fox]

@@SomeoneNamedJohn I mean my #1 wishlist item would be for either Ellen or Luke to run a campaign of Animon Story, which is a 'kids and monsters' game (So, the genre of Digimon, Pokemon, etc) because of how on brand that would be for Oxtra, but... (Alternatively, for Halloween maybe a Pokéthulhu one shot? A parody of both Pokémon and Cthulhu mythos and has been described as 'a surprisingly playable joke game'). Honestly I kind of just want that because of how hard this group go on their costuming, and the idea of them figuring out costumes for... Basically anime characters aged somewhere between 10 and 14 depending on exactly what they decide to do with it. Also wouldn't hate it if one of the gang started doing a solo game on camera - Ideally Ironsworn (Norse fantasy) or something based off of it (Ironsworn: Starforged (Sci-fi, by same team as Ironsworn) and Iron Valley (A game inspired by video games such as Animal Crossing and Stardew Valley) are the two I'm most familiar with but there may be other full conversions rather than shallow hacks), but basically anything can be done solo using Mythic GME, and in the 'journalling game' space, rather than the oracle space, it would be fun to see Jane play 1000 Year Old Vampire, or Lichdom on camera as a one shot.

[@Michael_Lindell]

More Oxventure? Now that's a GOOD Friday!

[@luc_is_here]

32:40 whoever edited that whooshing/throwing noise, my hat to you!

[@stone5against1]

So because of you guys, after last video, I've been kinda binge watching No Rolls Barred videos and I love it. It's time I'll never get back. So thanks for making me discover them.

[@KidarWolf]

I came here from No Rolls Barred to Oxventure, and I'm glad I did. Welcome fellow adventurer from the other side of the great sea KZbin!

[@julienthijs1271]

I discovered Sully last video and did the same ! No rolls barred is really fun !

[@emilyrln]

I highly recommend their "Monopoly but" series 😂😂😂

[@whiskeykitty]

This is such a fun and interesting twist on the usual DnD gameplay. I wonder if we'll see these sweet characters again.... :)

[@ThePhoenixSlayer]

I love that a piece of driftwood deals 3d8 bludgeoning damage, but a spear only does 2d8, and an unarmed strike deals 4d8.

[@Charlie_the_dog]

Same

[@thatcorpse]

I appreciate the looseness and carefree dm'ing. Not everything has to be pedantic rules adherence. Also: shame Jane didn't get her crit damage.

[@Safiyahalishah]

Listen, monk fists are deadly!

[@Scribe13]

Definitely envisioned Jane’s 2nd Air Fist as a Smash from All-Might.

[@Peter_Cordes]

Rules note: prone does *not* include incapacitated. The incapacitated condition is the one that means you can't take actions. (A few spells do just that; most causes of incapacitated are via stun or paralyzed.) Harpies can fly, but being knocked prone for a flyer can be interpreted as being knocked out of the air, so it's still a disruption to what it's doing. IIRC there's a rule about prone for flyers if you wanted to look it up. If I wanted to give the PCs a chance, I might have had the harpy roll a concentration save as if it was concentrating on a spell, since continuing a song without interruption is pretty similar to maintaining a spell. This amnesia idea is pretty cool, but IDK if I like the mechanic of not knowing what an ability is going to do until you activate it, even for non-spells. Like, I can see spells being mysterious arcane formulae in your mind and you don't know what effect they'll produce. But mundane abilities like inquisitive rogue's Ear for Deceit (can't roll lower than an 8 on an insight check if you're checking for lies) isn't something that makes any sense to happen when you're trying to heal someone or attack. I guess your style is more about fun with a silly mechanic for the players at the table, even if that means having the in-world story be silly and less realistic sometimes. For a monk, I can see that as kind of half way between spells and mundane abilities. Maybe you don't know that you have Step of the Wind (double your jump distance, and dash or disengage as a bonus action), but if you *do* try to call upon your Ki to jump, it would work? But that's highly subject to metagaming from players who know what monks can do, and definitely less silly. In world if the character knows what monks are, and figures out they are one, they could start testing their powers by trying all kinds of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon stuff. Also, did amnesia make them forget about short rests and hit dice? Take an hour and heal up, my dude, instead of running around on 6 hit points! Narratively, short-rest healing is using bandages and tending wounds, but mechanically doesn't require the medicine skill. (Medicine can give extra healing with a healer's kit, IIRC.) For insightful fighting, the rogue makes an insight check. It's the harpy that makes the deception check, not the rogue. The normal range of an unarmed strike is it's "reach", which is 5ft for a human. On a grid, that allows you to hit things in adjacent squards. For a bugbear PC it would be 10 ft, thanks to their long-limbed racial ability that adds 5ft reach to melee attacks made on your turn. So yes, normal logic and intuition give basically the right answer here, although maybe on the short side vs. 5e mechanics. Narratively, 5 ft reach with most melee attacks isn't long arms, it's also moving around within your 5ft grid square. How does one attack from a monk do 4d8? With no Str or Dex modifier to damage? Normally a monk's damage die is a 1d10 at 17th level and up, lower at lower levels. Was this an improvised bonus for the jump attack? (Monks don't hit hard with each hit, but they make lots of attacks. They get Extra Attack at 5th level like other martials, but they can make one or two more attacks as a bonus action. One for free, or two if they spend a ki point for flurry of blows. Which again seems like something your body would remember how to do once you start fighting, and not randomly use your action to remove charm or frighten effects, for example (Stillness of Mind, the 7th level ability).) The Tabaxi racial Cat's Claws unfortunately just makes the damage 1d6+Str slashing instead of the usual 1+Str bludgeoning; it doesn't make it a finesse weapon. But especially for a rogue, I like that homebrew / rule-of-cool that they can use the claws to make a Dex-based attack, e.g. to slash a throat, perhaps even getting Sneak Attack damage. Keen Mind is a feat, not a spell. It's not a magical boost to recall, it's a mundane savant-like memory ability. Same for Observant. It might have been more sensible (but less silly) to put passive abilities in a separate part of the character sheet from active abilities that you can do as an action. The +1 Wis or Int from a half-feat like Observant should already be factored in to the base stats, I assume. Just to be clear, it's not wrong to be casual about the rules. And especially in an actual-play it's often better to make something up for now than to stop and look something up. For me personally, I like the 5e rules and seeing people come up with creative ways to apply them. (I'm a big fan of Emily Axford, for example.) So this style of play is not *my* favourite, but there's still plenty I enjoyed in terms of fun, and the novelty factor of random abilities. And I liked how the party and DM improvised ways that random passive feats like keen mind could be actively useful, like pointing to north and having that work as a distraction. update: By the second half of this, after some backstory reveals and more in-character RP, I started to enjoy it a lot more as the story was starting to come together. --- Create Bonfire is a damage cantrip. It's magical fire, not just logs! At least that's my narrative understanding of it. It won't work *well* against an octopus since creatures in water get resistance to fire damage, but just having it totally fail with no roll seems a bit unfair. Unless that's the DM's way of enforcing the "on the ground that you can see" targeting requirement: if you can't see the seafloor under the octopus and/or it's not within 5ft of the bottom, there's nowhere to cast it that would work. Unless you allow casting it on the ocean surface, which is stretching the bounds of "ground" a bit. Also, like all cantrips, it gets extra damage dice for higher level characters. If they can cast 3rd-level spells they're at least 5th, so it would be at least 2d8 damage (but still nothing if the target makes their save.) The DM said it's "maybe for the best", like damaging the octopus would make it angry? Like they should be trying to do things other than damage during this combat? IDK. --- Attack rolls normally add your proficiency bonus, not just your ability modifier. e.g. at 1:38:30 a paladin throwing a spear is indeed Strength, but the attack roll modifier is +Str + proficiency. Paladins are proficient in simple and martial weapons, which includes everything. Interestingly, smite spells like Branding Smite work on any weapon attack, including a ranged weapon or thrown melee weapon. Unlike the paladin class ability Divine Smite which RAW only works on "melee weapon attacks", which means any melee attack that isn't a spell attack (confusingly including unarmed strikes despite those not being an "attack with a melee weapon"). A level 5 paladin would have Extra Attack, so they'd get 2 attacks from the attack action. ---- Yes, blinded is a nasty condition. This is why there aren't rules for doing a called shot to the eyes (or for chopping off limbs); only a few classes and monsters get abilities that can blind as part of an attack. Because having monsters do that to the PCs would suck, and having PCs do that every time is way overpowered. Don't octopuses have two eyes, though? --- Spell attacks can crit just like physical attacks. That nat 20 firebolt should have been 4d10 damage. (2d10 is the normal damage for characters from 5th to 10th level.)

[@matthewscorner2990]

You know you're a force to be reckoned with when you can kill a man with the Light cantrip.

[@whitewolfstargazer6809]

would be neat to see a continuation with them taking down the Duke

[@hunterepsi]

This was so sick. The ending was so wholesome i cant even.

[@monkofbob]

44:09 “Hale” is the word you are looking for, Jane

[@emilyrln]

And hearty!

[@benbeckwith2532]

That was fricking amazing. Great players, awesome GMing and a ludicrous concept. Bravo! Punching a flying creature across a canyon, asking to "have a little touch" of the mind wiping Macguffin and trimuphantly declaring where North is were just amazing cherries on a fantastic icing of a brilliant cake. Thank you❤

[@frenstcht]

It says a lot about English weather when the DM doesn't have "decreasing rain" or "the rain is letting up" in his vocabulary.

[@Marjax]

Or drizzle 😂

[@jordanelks8959]

I watched these videos because i saw sully was in them, and now im subscribed, some really hilarious moments

[@jprofio]

Every time I see someone roll a 1 on Perception I just hear the Film Reroll joke "looks like some kinda cat" 😂

[@sambridgett]

Luke: "Make me a wisdom/insight." Mike: "I've got loads of that. Probably." (Rolls) "It's a critical 1." Just exquisite.

[@stone5against1]

I mean.. it's Mike we're talking about hahaha

[@chaosic08]

1:46:54 Poor Captain had a 'Color Out of Space' moment

[@kumonoameai]

This was so much fun to watch! I hope I can find some other players who'd be willing to do a oneshot like this.

[@EMMCNE]

the captain dying from seeing neon pink like that old meme about giving a victorian child dr pepper is SO funny omg

[@5amisntlate]

Red walking into a room with her hands over her eyes shouting "IF I CAN'T SEE YOU, YOU CAN'T SEE ME!"

[@sharondornhoff7563]

How to play a monk who can't sneak her way out of a paper bag.

[@BlackMoonHowls]

Fist of The North Star that is who Jane's character is. Also, was that "The Royal Voice" and the adventure turned into Pirates of The Caribbean at the end. Great. I love my D&D with all the references. Doing something or anything to The Captains hat, Space Station 13.

[@DragonSword001]

"Holy Spear in the eyeball, Birdman!"

[@izzysophia]

This was my absolute favourite oxventure in a while! Loved it!

[@philipdavies-koch]

40:28 harpies and their backhanded compliments

[@57thorns]

The result of that first wisdom check was hilarious.

[@julienthijs1271]

So nobody is gonna talk about how beautiful Luke's voice is when he sings about the crevasse ? Because WOW. I mean, i know he is a musician but still. Now i too want to go into the crevasse

[@ColonelHazard]

I choose to fail my saving throw and leap into the crevasse.

[@anthonymiller5625]

1:11:09 He rolls a 1 and you roll a 20. You reach for the rope to tie him up. As he tries to run away, he trips over a small crack in the floor, falling headlong into the ropes and manages to find himself trussed up like a holiday goose for the roasting.

[@ACloudCat]

The hot pink hat fall out really made me laugh so hard 😂 Brilliant campaign!

[@68CastImp]

Missed opportunity when he told him rope was on the boat to pretend to go for it in order to get to the Nemesign and restore his own memories.

[@lordyathnon]

If you liked 3d8 stick from last episode, you'll love 4d8 unarmed strike!

[@Pettie95]

Really enjoyed this! Especially the minor sound effects added in like the rock breaking, real nice touch!

[@jf2369af]

Would make for a great spooky Halloween amnesia game. Scary because you won't know what you are getting until you start scratching.

[@TheFaulkned]

The best damage is crab damage. Just ask my brother. He's a marine

[@stone5against1]

... your brother got crabs, didn't he? he should get that checked :p

[@majorrawnetanith2ic]

Something tells me Slambo and Egbert would get on like a house on fire...

[@thomaslane1547]

42:55 Good... bad... I'm the man-bird with the spear.

[@dominateeye]

26:27 New headcanon: Tabaxi in modern G'eth are overwhelmingly car mechanics.

[@MonsieurMcRib]

Been watching since the beginning of Oxventure, and this is easily one of the funniest sessions y'all have ever done!

[@Frederic_S]

A very entertaining combination of tropes! And I loved the music too! Thank you for the upload.

[@SobriquetS]

All I know about D&D I learned watching Viva la Dirt League's campaign. This creative gameplay made me laugh almost as much! This was so fun, I wanted to play. Subscribed!

[@philipdavies-koch]

5:21 physics saving throw

[@FictionWriter95]

0:25 "His name is Manbird 'Bird' Birdman, man!"

[@BigHwoop]

Lmao the Captain got killed by the colour pink Funniest thing I've seen all year

[@lacrossev]

I feel like the captain could have lived and still protected their identities. Who is going to believe a crazy sea captain trying to describe a color that has never been seen? His credibility would have tanked so hard nobody would believe anything he says.

[@randyotte9599]

The sound design added to the session is just marvelous--nice job folks!