Psycho Player Bullies D&D Group | r/RPGHorrorstories

[@CrowePerch]

When the DM doesn’t let me be in charge, I show up to their house with a weapon as a silly little gag. My court date is tomorrow, I don’t know what everyone’s so upset about 😂

[@DenoftheDrake]

"Your honor, my client pleads not guilty on the basis of him being a silly little guy."

[@eldritch-rage]

Your honor, the DM didn't conform to my whims! I was forced to do it!

[@slackerofhell]

​@@DenoftheDrakethe "silly billy" defence is a classic

[@AlexThePyroshark]

They're not upset of course, they just need a fair third party to confirm how funny of a prankster you are!

[@notamtfagent2597]

"Your honor, my client says he did it, pleads, cry about it, I rest my case."

[@professorsponge1554]

Any DM that permits a '1 shot kill a terrasque' weapon at character creation is a door mat.

[@easiestcc6451]

Door mat DMs are WAY too common in these stories unfortunately

[@Temperans]

There is door mat, and then there is handing over the keys to a stranger

[@dwaynejackson551]

I okayed one once. But they weapon could only be powered by the soul of the user. It never got used but a kalashtar player asked if they could use their lore accurate second soul and become a regular human. I just stared at them because it broke my brain.

[@professorsponge1554]

@@dwaynejackson551 if its got a price tag like that, that's different.

[@darrellwillis4871]

​​@@dwaynejackson551t's a different thing if the thing can kill you too because it's kinda a trade... KINDA. However, doing it for free as a bonus action no questions asked is boring and stupid for everyone involved... Especially at level 3. SMDH. I've seen more invertebrates with a backbone than that.

[@ernestlemmingway1124]

What's more lethal than a red dragon? A _lead_ dragon! As for Dave, the guy's actions were suspect from the start. "Oh, I can't use a computer but I can use a phone." That sounds like an excuse to avoid rolling virtual dice that others can see.

[@shadiafifi54]

Yeah, that sounds about right.

[@deschaingames1851]

If they were playing on Discord, he could’ve linked his DDB account and rolled virtually, in a way everyone could see. Mobile is no excuse

[@Nazo-kage]

And it’s a flimsy excuse as well. Since I have a couple of D&D apps that just so happened to also have digital dice rollers

[@mopiguul-xl6mj]

It was his first actual campaign

[@ZombossLordOfDoom]

Alright but hear me out 3 Red Dragons

[@AmaryInkawult]

I find it funny that Drake must have had like 50+ tonfa sitting around in his hoard of cringe due to all the weebs raiding him and he had no idea what they were until he looked up what a Tonfa was for this video.

[@LevantineR1]

Clearly, he assumed all the weebs were cops enforcing tax law.

[@Noctaru]

Tonfa isn't a "weeb thing" though... That's really dumbing it down to just call it a "weeb police baton" . It's a martial art weapon like any other that happens to have probably japanese origins (apparently around when Okinawa was its own thing). I wouldn't be surprised if it came down from ancient China. Wouldn't call somebody wanting a zweihander a "weirdo that likes Germany too much" or a Rapière a "frenchboo" , right?

[@terwerlive5616]

@@Noctarufound the weeb

[@shadowpyre]

"That trigger discipline." Not gonna lie, I thought Drake wouldnt care about that kinda thing given his chaotic nature. But I respect his care for it nonetheless.

[@AlexThePyroshark]

He is Chaotic Evil, not Chaotic Stupid.

[@TheFluffyStuffieSystem]

When I heard Dave I couldn’t help but think “Oh god not David again!” From my mom. She has a British co worker named David which we occasionally call Dave and he is pretty mischievous but not to this extent

[@hannon4]

A lot of people seem to be dunking on the DM as a Doormat or in this case, -was- a Doormat. They still did the right thing in the end and almost certainly learned from this experience. Not every DM is going to be able to stand up to someone verbally bludgeoning you into submission (Especially vocal people can be hard to shut down too) initially and it is more or less a rite of passage for DMs to learn to say 'No'. Dave got his comeuppance, the group is now happy. Good end achieved for all...except Dave of the Ditch.

[@jblask2]

The animation of Drake loading the gun had more love and technical accuracy than most games I've seen recently. Next animation is Drake at the range.

[@TalesToMorrow]

Dave forgot the easiest trick in the world to discover another character's alignment/backstory - Having a Conversation in RP lmao

[@flyguydev2008]

The problem then would be that if you are trying to BS a reason to attack someone, then you would be out of luck.

[@AtelierGod]

Have I managed to contribute to a DM’s world building before? Yes, I mentioned a specific race that the DM didn’t know existed and after mentioning them I asked if they existed and he made a small group of them existing in his world, I didn’t force him just introduced something new but official to him.

[@comettamer]

A good DM will always appreciate player contributions to their world building.

[@kingwildcat6192000]

There's me trying to pry world building info out of my players and all they give me is a shrug T.T

[@thatguy5391]

I made whole ass mountain for my dm he said "just make a convincing story for it,"

[@thatguy5391]

​@@kingwildcat6192000broooo that's so cruel of your players, I appreciate your world building ❤

[@jblask2]

I actually really appreciate my players offering ideas. One player wanted their character to revolve around rapping (retroverse setting) so I designed some rapper rivals for him. Another character wanted to be a part of the gang I had developed as possible allies or enemies depending on the party's actions and a player wanted to be from that gang. I honestly love grounding the party into the world and I appreciate their interest as long as they're not trying to dominate it.

[@Broeckchen]

Whenever another player tells you: "I could kill your character!" The correct response is feigned surprise and going: "Yeah... you could. But why would you do that? Do you not want me to enjoy playing with you? Because that would really hurt me and kind of stall the whole group, wouldn't it." It directly calls out the motivation behind the action and the threat and shifts their position from "I'm trying to overpower your toy with my toy" to "I'm being a mean person". This is much easier for the group to object to at large. The impulse in such situations is typically to bristle and put up a wall to show no weakness. But you'd be surprised how much more effective it can be, in group settings especially, to admit to vulnerability. It tends to come off as much more mature and reminds everyone of the human being behind the character.

[@kennethclark4599]

I'm so lucky my DM is cool with a lot of stuff. My character is basically a Dragonborn Two-face, one side of his face is all gnashed up, and he is blind in one eye. I get some slight penalties whenever I use a crossbow, which I actually enjoy as it makes it realistic. I wish other DM's were willing to actually experiment with characters rather than make the same typical one's each round.

[@darrellwillis4871]

I likes it. I just like playing kobolds. I'm basically Kobold ratchet and clank. But dragonborn two face looks slick and I think it's pretty neat

[@AlexandervonKoopa]

Dave here definitely wants to tell a story about how awesome Dave The Fighter is instead of playing a game with the SHEER inconvenience to his awesomeness that is “other people.” This is the rare instance where the player, instead of the DM, should go read a freaking book so everyone else can do things. Like not read it.

[@BunnyWitchcraft]

Dave forced charisma checks on the dm til he gave up.

[@darrellwillis4871]

His sheer lack of stupidity hurts me with the argument "Greedy people are bad with money" followed by "You spent all your money didn't you". First, Kobolds are AMAZING with money. Why? BECAUSE they're greedy lil' loot goblins. They're ALWAYS chasing the bag... If there's treasure to be found then dammit they want it. You know why stories of dragons are filled full of treasure hordes? BECAUSE THEY'RE GREEDY. Secondly, you can't say I'm greedy for gold and spent all the money. That's like saying you drowned in a desert, numbskull. If I'm greedy the one thing I probably bought was meaningful because I want shit to last. I'm not gonna waste the shit I have BECAUSE I'M GREEDY. Alongside his other fucking qualms and the DM just lettin' it slide irks the shit outta me, but that struck a nerve because I like to play Kobolds.

[@TigerW0lf]

I don't care who Dave is OR what his issues are, none of it gives him right to act like a total prick! There comes a point where being told to "Shut the Hell Up" is for someone's own good!

[@AlexThePyroshark]

Looks like Dave was trying to roleplay Jack Horner but forgot to be funny and self-aware. Jokes aside, I'll throw a bone in the DM's direction: it's very hard to push against someone this toxic when you feel like the only one who has a real gripe about it, but thankfully he and the other players stuck together once they realized they were not alone. Unfortunately, even if the issue was resolved earlier, the solution would have been the same, so thankfully it didn't go TOO far.

[@pablomenendez2319]

Agreed. Plus, at the beginning of the story, OP mentioned that the DM was relatively new to DMing, so it's likely he didn't know how to respond to Dave's actions in what he felt was the appropriate way.

[@owenbever4689]

8:32 Nah, Japanese Police generally just use Nightsticks and pistols like other Police Units around the world. One cool thing they do use are called Sasumata. They're a modern version of an older weapon, which are roughly analogous to European Mancatchers. They're basically Aluminum Hooks on poles they use to catch limbs and stuff by Riot Police on Horseback.

[@TigerW0lf]

Guns have been banned from the country for a while. Police don't use them in Japan

[@comettamer]

As someone interested in all kinds of wewpons, i must say that is kinda cool, and I had no idea such a thing even existed.

[@comettamer]

​@@TigerW0lfWhen did that change? Must have been after the early 00s.

[@dwaynejackson551]

​@@TigerW0lfI thought only detectives got guns unless it is a tactical thing where the person has already proven deadly.

[@TigerW0lf]

@dwaynejackson551 my sources may be outdated, I think that it's called the Weapon's Control Law

[@Machamp-ps7wx]

Drakeee, it’s my 21’st and your upload made it that much better. I’m making some D&D themed drinks for my friends and wishing your day is a fantastic one.

[@DenoftheDrake]

Happy birthday! Make sure you watch this video while faded!

[@djaydeved]

well happy birthday to you bub,

[@dislike_button33]

Happy Birthday! Birthday 🎉

[@AlexThePyroshark]

Happy b'day you magnificent sloth amphibian.

[@Machamp-ps7wx]

@@DenoftheDrake I did and woke up in the bath tub cradling a captain Morgan white rum bottle🤘thank you for the bday wishes chief and chieftains

[@EmpathNaga]

If a player killed another player in my campaign I would just say. "Alright. The character curses you with their final breath as they fall, and you watch as a Ghost/Wraith/Revenant rises in their place. Roll for initiative." And have the wronged player control the new undead, of course.

[@michaelcreech8957]

Dave reminds me of a guy I played with once when I was first learning D&D guy breathed bad ideas and acted like the main character til I confronted him in character about his latest idea to set the forest surrounding a town on fire to protect it and he spent the session attacking me until the dm called session I thought I was gonna get the boot but he was shown the door and the rest of the campaign went great

[@octapusxft]

I had heard several horror stories, but among those where people are not in contact IRL, this was the most disturbing.

[@rhudson4050]

DM should have given him the tarasque killing weapon, but it can only be used once before it breaks. Then have two tarasques magically appear to kill him.

[@fred_derf]

That's a great idea, or give it to him with the limitation that you need to be 35th level to use it. Or give it to him but have it stolen from them the first night they have it. Or give it to him but it's intelligent and it uses it's will to overcome the PCs will and takes him over making him an NPC.

[@realrealwarpet]

Tonfa are usually made out of wood. Why would you go to a blacksmith for wood? I mean, you might go to my blacksmith to deal with wood, but he won’t help unless your his husband.

[@AlexThePyroshark]

Well, the concept of metal tonfas isn't as absurd compared to the game of rock, paper, laser cannon that Dave was playing.

[@realrealwarpet]

@@AlexThePyroshark also true. Talim from soul calibur has them

[@AmaryInkawult]

Metal Tonfa are technically nightsticks when you think about it.

[@realrealwarpet]

@@AmaryInkawult arent night sticks plastic? And also held wrong

[@AmaryInkawult]

​@@realrealwarpetsome are, some are metal. It depends on the model cuz older ones are metal.

[@WaltertheWhiteWizard]

By default the DM is ALWAYS correct and only the DM can decide if a player is more correct

[@KnightsRealm98]

The DM needs to learn one specific word. It's a magic word, one that only the greatest of scholars knows. It possesses great power, especially in setting boundaries. What is that word? NO.

[@Center-For-I.E.D.Mismanagement]

It's also a complete and proper sentence!

[@schwarzerritter5724]

It is common DM advice to never say "no". This shows who that is the worst possible advice.

[@KnightsRealm98]

@@schwarzerritter5724 The issue is that people focus too much on the improv aspect of DMing, in which saying no is a faux pas. Instead, it's "yes, and" or "no, but." But there is another aspect of the DM, which is running the game and a game has rules.

[@johngleeman8347]

That is a fab animation. I do miss the Drake Switchblade, but the big ol' gun works too. XD

[@Heroicis-DnD]

The DM could of avoided all of this.

[@Xolaeth]

My party got hints at a mechanics boss that was Dumah from Soul Reaver. They tried to change fate by attacking him directly. I showed that I was serious about mechanics boss fight when one critted on an attack and I followed up with 'for a total of?'

[@brianvance1178]

If I ever end up in a game with a guy like Dave, there will blood on the table and the walls

[@D64nz]

In any world where such a powerful item exists, all number of thieves guilds and mercs etc are actively hunting down said item and anyone who holds, and much more so if that someone is a lv 3 anything. He doesn't keep it more than 1 hour before being overwhelmed by 50 rouges trying to steal it for their guild.

[@Nivmax]

The most shocking thing to me was that you don't know what a Tonfa is. Dude, do you play videogames? This isn't an attack. I love your videos.

[@knightrider4545]

Love the story and the art. You seem like a person that if I knew in real life would be neat to hang out with for multiple reasons.

[@frozztie7511]

A tonfa is a chinese peasant weapon. Trafitionaly a broken of piece of wheel with part of the spoke still attached. Its modernly used by police officers and is seen in alot of movies. The tonfa like most peasant weapons were made bacause peasants were legally not allowed arms, so the refurbished ordinary tools instead, nunchicks cane from rice flails, kama are sickles and so on.

[@schwarzerritter5724]

I thought tonfas where part of millstone mountings.

[@frozztie7511]

@@schwarzerritter5724 humn. Had to look it up and that seems to be the case in Japan 🤔 so I'm probably wrong for china 😬

[@iank472]

Prerequisites for DMing: a set of dice (digital or physical), a set of core rulebooks (physical or digital) and A F*CKING SPINE (physical).

[@alistorexeprimexiii6973]

I played with a character like Dave who tried to meta game all my actions in game. I did eventually leave but instead of letting him have his way I just had my character use a stone to return to his home plane(his way of being written off) and the dm just went with it while ths other guy fumed and tried to follow me(somehow).

[@glitchyboi-nk1qv]

I experienced this last night, had someone and the DM go off cause I wanted to make my character a blind elf wizard/Druid, they refused to let me play them because “Handicapped character” when I said in the flavor that they used magic to replace vision, so they told me to change it or leave, with no creative freedom, I chose to leave

[@draketheduelist]

That sucks. I love RPing blind characters. Last time I RPed, I ran a blind telekinetic that used micro shockwaves to "see", sort of like mental echo-location. I cleared it with the DM that, functionally, he could see in the dark and in 360 degrees, but he couldn't read print or see beyond about 20 feet unless he "threw" his "vision bubble" (an exception that became necessary in combat). Funnily enough, this came in particularly handy when the party got invited into the mansion of an obese oaf who thought he was an adonis and adorned his mansion with grotesque paintings of himself.

[@glitchyboi-nk1qv]

@@draketheduelist idk why they think a creative flare to make them a bit different is a bad thing.

[@darrellwillis4871]

​@@draketheduelistThat Toph gang fr. But I agree. There are some badass handicapped characters like Toph, Daredevil, etc. that rise above the disability and shine in their own right... And just outright disallowing it sets bad pretenses that would otherwise be some kick ass stories and allow for complex gameplay that's well... Fun. Shit, I am planning for my kobold artificer to lose their legs and ride their steel defender Hiccup and Toothless style.

[@kingwildcat6192000]

Darrell Willis true there are very fun and creative characters in TV shows and comics however I'd say it's more about the media your looking too. If I was playing Monsters and Masterminds than creating a blind character is fine since it's a superhero game so you can get a power to overcome blindness. But dnd doesn't have this, while there is the occasional exception like blind fighting style, it honestly becomes a more a burden for the other players to deal with. Also I'd like to point out that Toph and daredevil while they can not physically see they can still see so it just makes them being blind redundant for most the series. Like only 1 time was toph punished for being blind and that's in the desert. I don't have much info on daredevil but he can see with ease due to echolocation, so I don't see him ever being overall punished for him being blind.

[@kingwildcat6192000]

PixelPuncher so here's the thing, your creative "flare" was "so my character is blind BUT can see with magic." What's the point in being blind? It sounds more like your trying to justify having truesight or tremor sense. Secondly rarely are handicap characters ever fun to play with as it becomes generally becomes a spotlight hog and or burden. This is ignoring that fact in most dnd settings, regardless of the fact there's Magic (what I mean is most settings do not have magic hover chairs,) there is the fact bring a disabled character along breaks most people's immersion. "So your telling me that the guy in a wheelchair killed an ancient red dragon," or "your saying that, that blind man is a powerful wizard that can stop nuke the country?" This is also ignoring the fact that when being an adventurer there is countless types of Magic that can heal any handicapped characters. At level 3 (maybe 5, been a bit since I last played 5e) you can cure blindness and at higher levels you can cure someone that is paralyzed with regeneration or other various healing magic.

[@ispaceghost]

I think Dave just took advantage of the fact that the DM was new and inexperienced.

[@GAMMAGOMA]

I have a pair of tonfa and I can confirm that they are pretty awesome weapons. Especially if you are a kickboxer. That would make it a pretty good weapon for a monk or fighter. If I were to Stat it, I would've set as similar to a pair of gauntlets or clubs with varying stat differences depending on the materials used to make them.

[@violetpencil9614]

4:16 I would’ve told that guy that yes, I agree to that however, that only applies when there is a town guard however, I would’ve never agreed to that because that seems like a ridiculous thing to put in someone’s backstory at least for my world. When the person refuses to acknowledge what I’m saying, I would say if you have a problem with my ruling, then get a different DM

[@Nineball2501]

I did not think tonfa were that obscure. Everyone reading this story apparently had to look them up.

[@scorch2155]

Glad the GM grew a pair in the end and removed the problem player.

[@kevinvanderheiden4166]

I mentally had Mark Wynn's "And Dave Went mental" song playing in my head through the entire read

[@jasa_TheRealOne]

One day I hope to be creative enough to be a DM, and I am so happy for these videos, so I know what NOT to do.

[@jdizzy192]

As someone who had DMd one or 7 one shots, STEAL EVERYTHING YOU CAN. I ran a magical train mystery that was basically infinity train and featured a dragon that was basically me putting on Drake's "dude bro" voice. It's not hard if you're willing to prep and be ready for your players to do the most random shit

[@CandyChaos7]

You know... That word. "Dingus" was used in my AL group's problem/that guy/metagamer player.

[@dustinsimoneau4780]

Okay, I gotta ask why nobody brought up the factor that Dave was most likely using loaded dice? I mean come on, not a single roll under 17?

[@troodon1096]

Or he's just lying about what he rolled.

[@SergioLeonardoCornejo]

Acchually, Japanese police officers carry retractable metal batons. But in some places, like Mexico, the most common baton structure IS, indeed, the tonfa. 🤓

[@PMMillard]

Well the use of tonfa in law enforcement was pretty common worldwide up until the 80s and 90s when the retractable batons starting to become more popular due to the changes in how compact and cluttered police vehicle cockpits became

[@1estel1ch.42]

Drake loves dragons with guns? Wait 'til he finds a picture of Dragonic Overlord "The End"

[@demon-hunter1498]

so in the game I'm a part of as of making this, I have been giving somethings to my DM about my PC. Backstory, other characters all of witch I left open ended for him to use if he wanted to, and as my PC is a noble I made 5 members of staff for his home witch I cleared with him if it was ok (and we might see all of them in the next session and I tried to make them so every member of the party has a person to interact with). at the start of our last meeting I asked the DM if I could request a new roll system, he gave me a look and asked what I had in mind and I explained that as my PC is supposed to be an alcoholic and is drunk more often then not that I wanted a table to roll on that would have pros and cons for what type of drunk I am at the time. He gave me a smile and said "I like that, let me see what I can do". I've been through a lot of games and never finished one as ether the group broke up, the dm stopped playing, or in one the DM seemed to hate me for existing and kept shooting down all my ideas till I was just a knockoff sold snake where I wanted to be like snake but in my own way. (was playing MGS3 at the time and wanted to make a snake meets the end PC) he got mad at me for the smallest things with one being that I asked my PC's drinking buddy and only friend if he knew what a mark was. DM lost his shit, stopped the session and started to dm me asking if I wanted to run the game. after that I've been trying my best to not over step and oh god I'm ranting.

[@djaydeved]

irish john you did such a good job at that animation, atleast for what it is.

[@toportime]

That FanAnimation rife racking sound was on point, but sounded like it was done with an empty mag... yes chambering and empty chamber sounds different than chambering a loaded chamber.

[@tillerzeit]

Irish John forgot the c-clamp but we can overlook that since drake is not looking operator AF in the animation

[@yoyoboy87]

Lead Dragon, hmmm… That’s doable. I can imagine that it’s a dragon whose breath weapon is basically a spray of bullets.

[@sorapwn1200]

It was something that I saw a while back but incorporated into all of my games, but has anyone heard of the "I know a guy" rule? Essentially it's a way to get your players into the world building stuff alongside you. The gist of it is when the party needs some insider information, a special weapon forged, or something along those lines at the GM can't just throw into the game without it being obvious, the player can slightly retcon some NPC into their own backstory. They can only do this so many times, I usually cap it off at 1 use per story arc and once per person, but it's a good way to get people involved!

[@Hellfire2142]

I don't know if you already know this drake but if not I'm sure you'll love it. In the kobold press tome of beasts for 5e, there's a mithril dragon thats breath weapon is a 60ft x 5ft long line of "metal shards".

[@Jaxvidstar]

8:48 This DM sounds as bad as the DOOP judge during Zapp Brannigan's trial in Futurama.

[@ultima00005]

I’ve home brewed tonfas in a campaign. I treat them as club/small shield combo. It does the damage of a club with a +1 to AC and you can only use them one handed.

[@REfan2002]

Why do I imagine Drake holding a M41A Pulse Rifle that fires 10mm light armor piercing, caseless in a 99rd magazine with and underslung pump action grenade launcher?

[@shinami3758]

The only reason I know what Tonfa are is because I was a filthy Talim main back when I breathed Soul Caliber 2 through 4. On another note, the way the fan art seemed to make Drake's day is totally awesome!

[@j.tgrooms]

Power can corrupt anyone

[@kirara2516]

I had to look up the creature Dave claimed he could one-shot with his special item and holy hell! It's like a T-rex mated with a porcupine! And the power that thing has. jeez! Only a Sephiroth-level character could one-shot something like that. Item or not.

[@kingwildcat6192000]

Wanna know something funny regardless how tanky it is, it's actually super easy to kill. Barely an inconvenience at all.

[@michaelmiller2418]

Holy hell, that animation was sick!

[@RichardP539]

American police called Tonfa the PR-24. The first american cop to popularize them and literally wrote the book on their use was Joe Truncale. I met the dude years ago in Illinois fascinating guy.

[@Psilo-gn1sx]

>Can't be on a computer, but can talk out loud in chat I bet he's a custodian, because that's what I do all day

[@forthor219]

@ Den of the Drake thank you for these videos ! This one was a wild one too !

[@codman4372wx]

That is a very nicely detailed bolt carrier group

[@drimwalkr8923]

Of course it's a breath weapon, as long as you spray and pray lol

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

With lucky dice rolls like that he should go to vegas

[@jonpim2242]

Dude I've never even seen a DND game but for some reason I like this channel and you saying "the trigger discipline" brought out the redneck in me.

[@Nsinger998]

12:45-6 - NOW they just got weird!? lol

[@ketrava0425]

I have developed a tactic for Is dealing with players like this. I call it toxic winning. They healed to full hit point with just the first aid check of 5 I give them ten times the magic items(3 holy avengers), The moment they do anything I just tell them they succeed, They get a level every single game. And once they're level 20 I start giving them levels and other classes. I instantly pump all their stats to 40 And I don't even make them roll to hit they just auto crit everything . Is they walking to town their instantly the leader of the town. They walk into town. They're instantly the leader of the town. They go see the king he takes off his crown and gives it to him. They think about trying to cure a disease or ending hunger among the populace boom instantly solved their horse can fart out cheeseburgers that cure people. Of disease for eternity. They wanna win? That they're just gonna do nothing but win All the time forever until they're sick of it like a kid who gets bored with hacking a video

[@WaltDevil060]

That's not exactly the best strategy though. There are several people who don't get bored that easily and don't care about challenge at all

[@raging_n00b50]

Martial artist here and "police batons for weebs" is a perfect description. From now on we are calling them "weeb batons." 😂😂

[@tell-me-a-story-]

Okay, But the DM probably just wanted to have fun and was prepared to deal with a a obnoxious moron.

[@russdarracott395]

David the toxic sludge.

[@CharlietheWarlock]

Dave was crazy

[@hopelessdoodles4444]

Thank you Drake for the video, now I feel less lonely :D

[@zacharyrudisill9788]

so I looked up a tarrasque and holy moly is it a beast of a monster and that magic item mentioned it too strong for early game if it can one hit that.

[@ErrorNamenotfound-mx7bv]

I kinda wanna have my big-bad (an artificer lich who creates golums and constructs to try and destroy the kingdom) show off his magnum opus by having it one shot a tarrasque by slicing it in half

[@fred_derf]

And I destroy your weapon by shooting an arrow down one of its exhaust vents...

[@ErrorNamenotfound-mx7bv]

@@fred_derf ah nah you don't understand... it's a fuckin 6 foot warforged. (Albiet one powered by the souls of 20 dragons of multiple types but still). No real weak spots to abuse.

[@fred_derf]

@@ErrorNamenotfound-mx7bv, writes _"No real weak spots to abuse."_ That you know of... but a princess I know got hold of the plans and with the help of an apprentice monk and a rouge got them to me and I was able to find an exploitable weak spot...

[@Plaugue1122]

Dammit Drake i was in the middle of starting Operation Overdrive.

[@realrealwarpet]

You should be watching jungle fury! That has tonfa in it! Also, it doesn’t suck.

[@AtelierGod]

@@realrealwarpetit’s possible he’s watching the shows in order.

[@Center-For-I.E.D.Mismanagement]

​​@@AtelierGodWhy bother? They aren't even connected or related to each other continuity-wise. And Operation Overdrive, just like Mystic Force, is napalm-shit slurry.

[@AtelierGod]

@@Center-For-I.E.D.Mismanagement incorrect, the legacy of power episode just a few seasons prior was all about how each season exist in the same continuity the only one that doesn’t is RPM, even in Operation Overdrive there’s an set of episodes all about how 5 rangers from different seasons are temporarily recruited further proving your lack of knowledge about the series.

[@Center-For-I.E.D.Mismanagement]

@@AtelierGod Oh no, I was wrong about a power rangers series that was so bad it nearly killed the entire franchise harder than Turbo. The fact you care enough to correct me on something so damned irrelevant, says more about you than me. Also, I don't care. Operation Overdrive is total shit.

[@loseratlas6618]

I love your videos man. Genuinely like your content.

[@mostlyharmfulll2103]

Irish John brought us one step closer to the Den of the Drake anime.

[@SakuraShirakawa]

I thought I was having deja vu, but it turned out it was another channel that does the same thing that also covered this story, what threw me was they did the same bri'ish bloke voice. Also I think that dave didn't care about op one way or another UNTIL op didn't agree with his gomode magic item. Also when Dave said he spoke to the DM about the abilities of his Tonfa, the actual talk .probably went as such. "Can blunt weapons have such and such abilities?" "Yeah those abilities are able to be applied." "K' Bye." Then when he gets the weapon, he applies all of them and acts like the DM said he could have them all when the question was probably framed as asking if a list of abilities were compatible with a blunt weapon.

[@geeknupthenight7417]

Wouldn't that make Drake a good metallic dragon then?

[@littlegiantj8761]

I think I played with "Dave" Except it was him GMing

[@sentientbottlecap]

Dave, the Australian Psycho

[@Nomadith]

We don't negotiate with game-terrorists

[@autisticscreechling4950]

YES! Give me your RPG horror stories, you fool 🤩

[@caldycat]

We all know about Drake's love of pew pew's. But what you guys dont know, is that all of them are chambered in 22lr. That's right, Drake is realy 22plinkster using a shapeshifting spell!!

[@Rtrstormghost327]

Drake you should try ready or not with glid you might learn a thing from him and how don’t know black butler!

[@gibosgibnon7909]

I'm not all too surprised this sort of player was a weeb

[@vernonhampton5863]

Breath weapon, love it. Love.... It.

[@WalterAndJesse]

All I did was search up Drake and this is what it got

[@leristamerello8225]

Dave is just an awful player, I would have kicked him after he tried to pressure me into giving him something.

[@fred_derf]

I'm sorry OP, but as an experienced DM you should have stepped in and helped (or at least offered advice) when the DM was overwhelmed or was being bullied.

[@wannabehistorian371]

Wait, so are you saying that the DM should have said yes at the beginning, or not?

[@Nightflameflyer]

I got lucky my players understand that there wont be any op items for homebrews, and if they wanna talk about something they are free to do it, ajd understand no is a possible answer. I wouldve told them no. End of story

[@Blue_Dragon251]

My Xterra could REALLY use a breath weapon sticker... Just sayin

[@Saru5000]

Wouldn't a tonfa be made of wood, though?

[@fred_derf]

Yes.

[@vinstual9830]

Im not a Fan of guns but to be honest, america is too dangerous without one. To the video: i agree with what you said about the DM and enjoyed this video as always!

[@85inexact]

Drake is......kinda dumb af for a dragon.