The Most Wholesome Monster

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Rule #1, Trust a Flumph. Rule #2, don't eat one or attack one or be mean or speak bad about them because I will come for you.
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[@elisehalflight]

I once played an evil warlock in a non evil campaign who lived in a constant state of shame and humiliation because her patron was actually a unnaturally powerful flumph who would instruct her to do good deeds and bring him shiny objects. And since she told the whole party she was actually serving an eldritch horror, she'd always panic whenever the flumph manifested itself.

[@frozi7711]

BigFlumph can't hurt you it's not real...

[@WolffangLightwood]

​@@frozi7711mostly because Bigflumph would never dream of hurting you

[@iceryu66]

10 out of 10 character , no notes

[@Skillshot360s]

Nice character concept. I shall use it wisely

[@NertNeverlander]

Edgy teen and their nanny lmao 😂😂😂

[@gaminreasons8941]

I had a Player that absolutely DID NOT trust Flumphs. He found them being immune to Divination Magic and universally Lawful Good very suspicious.

[@phillipsybrandy8475]

Your player is a professional hater 😂

[@JamesTheCelestial]

To be fair, that is very suspicious if you don't know anything about them

[@gaminreasons8941]

@@phillipsybrandy8475 He is also unironically my favorite player.

[@martinmarvinii3139]

Goes to to show, don’t need gods to tell you how to be good.

[@WolfCry791]

If you don't know anything about them or alignments, sure ​@@JamesTheCelestial

[@Cool_Story_Bruh]

1. Trust a flumph. 2. Before you drink from a fountain or pool, toss a copper coin into it. It’s a small price to pay for your life. 3. Sometimes a chest is just a chest, but don’t bet on it. 4. No one carves statues of frightened warriors. If you see one, keep your eyes closed and your ears open. 5. Don’t poke skeletons. Bludgeoning works best. 6. Keep a few gems in your pocket. A hungry Xorn is a helpful Xorn. 7. Before opening a sarcophagus, light a torch. 8. Traps mean someone wanted to keep you out. If a trap still works, that means there’s still plunder on the other side. 9. Some wards don’t follow their object. Don’t open interesting plunder until at least 100 feet away from ornate pedestals. 10. Do not trust attractive men and women in dungeons. 11. Glowing things that don’t do anything when poked with a pole, still might when poked with a finger. 12. Always wear gloves when handling strange objects. 13. Consider all objects removed from dungeons strange until proven otherwise (thoroughly) 14. Always ask permission to walk past a statue. It never hurts to be polite and it might save your life. 15. Do not kill a lich. They’ll just come back angrier. 16. You’d be surprised at how much in a dungeon is actually edible. That doesn’t make it a good idea to put anything in your mouth besides what you brought in with you. 17. Never interrupt anything willing to tell you a story. 18. Runic circles can be very good, very bad, or very boring. Unfortunately, it usually takes an intelligent being to determine this. Try to make sure your friend goes first. 19. Make offerings at any dais or altar you find and cannot identify. Unless you’re a paladin and your god is watching. 20. Always check behind tapestries and drapes. Similarly, always check beneath rugs. Do this with a 10-foot pole, in case you actually find something. 21. A spear or quarterstaff is not a proper substitute for a 10-foot pole. 22. Don’t mess with fungus. Yes, some can be eaten and most is harmless. Others eject spores that can kill you in less than a day. 23. Every adventurer should have a large towel. 24. If you find something powerful intentionally imprisoned in a dungeon, there’s probably something worse that put it there. If that thing isn’t gone, you should be.

[@yellafella2718]

Where is this from? I know a couple of the 'rules' are scattered around the three big rulebooks, but i never thought there were 24 of them

[@pabloantoniomendozamartine6046]

"The Adventurer's Guide". I will certainly take these rules into consideration. If I could add one, it would be: Never piss off a fae. Anyone have any other tips to offer?

[@forgedabauditt9955]

OH OH Hitchikers guide to the galaxy reference!!

[@LB-hr9vu]

@@pabloantoniomendozamartine6046 I have an idea, but it's something I came up with, so take it with a pinch of salt. my rule goes: just because some creatures and being are naturally good or evil does not mean there all the same. some may be a exception, but never bet your life on it.

[@sephikong8323]

25 : If the quest giver is surprised you came back alive from the dungeon he sent you to, thoroughly ponder why he sent you there

[@potatthewise]

I love when the flumph said it's flumphing time and flumphed all over the place

[@lorcanmcloughlin3686]

Don't flump in public though

[@abayal5814]

He actually flumphed so hard he un-morbed morbius

[@ilik3pi32]

Was in a magic school campaign and a Flumph was both the mascot and the school councilor.

[@fatjellyfish9478]

But what did he eat, was there just like a nothic in the basement

[@faxmachine1162]

​@@fatjellyfish9478Aboleth in the pool.

[@venturerweegee64]

Ok, putting a Flumph in my magic school game now. Running a Strixhaven campaign for a few friends, they’ll probably enjoy the surprise

[@zoushaomenohu]

It's kind of funny that when any D&D player is first introduced to flumphs, usually it's in some kind of "top 10 list of D&D's dumbest monsters" article mocking their strange appearance, unusual alignment and utter harmlessness, but almost always after they've spent some more time in the hobby do a complete 180 and are like "Yeah, they look ridiculous, can't fight for squat and have the alignment for squares and obnoxious paladins, THAT'S WHAT MAKES THEM AWESOME!" It's why they've stuck around through so many editions of the game and they've finally been given the mascot status they deserve!

[@azathoththe3rd]

I always hate when people rag on lawful good. You don't have to be an uptight twat to be lawful good. Is just YOU have core beliefs and ideologies that YOU follow.

[@yamato9753]

I wonder how Flumphs would react if they met a player character with psionics. Like, imagine a single flumph just decides to stick with them because he can finally feed off of someone not evil while the character gets no downside from it.

[@justanaverageferret]

Psi sorc from Tasha's cauldron gets telepathy, I believe. So it could easily happen.

[@RenoKyrie]

​@@justanaverageferretGem Dragons are Neutral So while Gem Dragons probably doesnt want Flumphs nearby, Flumphs will probably learn how to make people able to become Psychics without Ilithids or Aboleths Hell, they would make the Gem Dragon god happy since the guy wants to see more Psychers be born

[@gratuitouslurking8610]

Welp, with me adding a Psion class to my roster of stuff, I now know 100% what to throw at em for a Sidekick.

[@yamato9753]

@@justanaverageferret I also thought of the Fighter and Rogue subclasses that get psionics. The flumph would be a cute companion for them.

[@1gient]

...DDO has sacred fist as a subclass of paladin with DDO paladins only being capable of being Lawful Good. Sacred fists are also implied to be kalashtar in the lore which are psionic hybrids of quori creatures and another species fused into a gestalt. So that could be transplanted in as the flumphs' bestest friends. Then there's bards who are supposed to be psionic, vicious mockery is even described as a psionic attack. So a bard could have a flumph spouse or simply be friends with one or even be the messengers and spies for the Harpers or something. Maybe a bard raised by flumphs?

[@_sarq]

Never realized how horrifyingly morbid the one wild magic barbarian effect was until now. On a side note, have to add “soulknife rogue, raised by flumphs” to my list of stupid character concepts

[@gideonmele1556]

It’s a spirit that only looks like a flumph although maybe…

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

​@@gideonmele1556 It's a spirit that happens to look like a Flumph - that is the only acceptable answer

[@MyCommentsRMaturelol]

What's the effect?

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

@MyCommentsRMaturelol It causes a Flumph shaped spirit to appear then explode

[@gaidencastro9706]

The smell of a Flumph's gas will attract other Flumphs, as it's assumed a fellow flumph is in danger if they were forced to use it. When they fall on their heads, they'll secrete this gas in hopes of a nearby Flumph coming to their aid.

[@biohazard724]

Like bees when they sting

[@_zurr]

so cute

[@AmaryInkawult]

I've actually had this happen once in front of one of my Kobold PCs, the smell was indescribable but hinted of desperation and stress according to the DM. I couldn't leave that poor farting bastard like that so I had my Kobold flip it back upright.

[@Yacovo]

Flumphs: Baby seals that are also quest critical NPCs. Thanks for the video.

[@mindlessscientist3772]

Oh fuck, a flumph escort mission

[@joshuawilson8804]

Always trust a Flumph, and befriend a Xorn.

[@unknownsir1565]

Don't forget Blink Dogs.

[@easy-tu9fp]

What's a xorn?

[@Weegeethegod69]

​@@easy-tu9fp it's like an three armed elemental creature with a mouth and one eye on the torso but no head and basically they dig underground and they like to eat gems

[@ericzephyr]

@@easy-tu9fp they have three-way radial symmetry, like a triangular prism but made of flesh!

[@ez_theta_z9317]

@@ericzephyr radial symmetry my beloved

[@smilemore7431]

4:01 Flumphs can intercept telepathic communication? Hold on while I write the words “Flumph telepathic phone operators” Ok now we can continue. Edit: and they feed on psychic energy! Flumphs would create a multi dimensional communication system and they wouldn’t even charge because feeding off the communications would be payment enough!

[@LordDragox412]

They live for the tea.

[@asveses5730]

​@@LordDragox412 A flumph gossip telepathic channel?

[@Amy_the_Lizard]

​@@asveses5730 Breaking news! Local ElderBrain is secretly crushing on the Beholder next door! How will its Mindflayer minions react when they find out? More at 7!

[@uselessmitten7836]

@@asveses5730 D&D Google. Call it FlumphNet.

[@azathoththe3rd]

I like to imagine feeding on the psionic energy makes the message quieter. So in order for you message to get through you have to yell it as loud as you can

[@Cassapphic]

"Flumph mating rituals" is actually a reccurring gag in various dnd books and games, there's a false book in one of the dungeons in waterdeep dragon heist that on the shelf looks like "flumph mating rituals" but thats a false cover for the actual book hidden inside.

[@Tabbyclaw]

We didn't run across that in my dragon heist game, but considering how much monster porn we *did* find, I feel confident that it wouldn't have been a false cover for us.

[@joshuakim5240]

@@Tabbyclaw Party: "Alright, we've found a massive library with all its contents still amazingly there. Let's see what magical secrets lie withi-aaaaand it's all monster porn. Again. Why do so many of these liches have monster porn libraries?" Lich: "That's how and why the libraries remain unplundered. And it's called culture."

[@LeafseasonMagbag]

The god worshiped by Lawful Good Aberrations is an unbelievably interesting concept.

[@mindlessscientist3772]

That's actually the catalyst for my campaign I've been running! New god born worshipped by good-aligned aberrations. Llyrne, God of psychics, shadows, and redemption. Most other gods don't trust him, and some evil gods want him dead. Campaign is a rising God war his existence is causing and the players needing to pick a side

[@eliplayz22]

As said in my comment, I like Flumphs so much (they're my favorite monster) that one time, I created an entire pantheon for them. Flumphs deserve a pantheon as well-developed as the dwarves and elves, because of the above

[@DracoMagnius]

I love the idea of a benevolent eldritch horror. Where other Outer Gods care not for the devastation they bring mortals with their actions, the Flumph God treasures all life and teaches Flumphs to be helpful and kind to any in need.

[@eliplayz22]

@@DracoMagnius That's basically the idea of Lumphalos, the chief deity of my homebrew flumph pantheon. He is Lawful Good and his portfolio is knowledge, law and order, and benevolence. He does exactly as you said the flumph god does, as shown in his title Inspiration to All Flumphs

[@sirrliv]

I feel like this is the character GMs invoke when they are beyond fed up with the players going off on a wild goose chase for months' worth of gaming sessions and is their last ditch effort to steer the party back toward the actual main threat; by having this cloister of flying spaghetti monsters appear and just spell out everything they've been missing this whole time. Sprinkle in a little added pathos of the flumphs revealing that they will die having revealed this information and being totally cool with that if it means the party can finally GET TO THE BIG BOSS ALREADY!

[@ThomasstevenSlater]

Your next quest is to find them a food source, because a world with less flumphs is the darker then worst nightmares of a thousand arch liches.

[@Pokefan_64]

Then it backfires as the party spends the next several sessions finding a new food source for the flumphs.

[@wahoobidy4912]

Flumphs are the type of beings you never want to turn evil, because if they do, your suddenly getting a magic and pionic enemy whe can dox you any time you try anything to go against them. Killed a random bandit? Well the flumph just doxed you to the new villain who sent his little brother to a safer area to bandit in.

[@samuelbattershell3413]

The only other good aligned creature that is canonically psionic is the coastal, a celestial. There may be a simbiotic relationship there.

[@TheRoseWolf]

I think you mean the couatl. Seaside typo?

[@gideonmele1556]

@@TheRoseWolfit’s their nautical cousin

[@rpghorrorstories]

Also the Sybillic Guardian, which was looked at by Dungeon Dad.

[@kingcrowbro2486]

So basically, you're telling me that Flumphs are, at once, some of the most wholesome creatures in the DND Multiverse... and *also* some of the pettiest, because I don't know how else to describe the willingness to literally *go hungry and starve* just to ensure that those dudes over there get wacked. And actually, precisely because of who 'the other dudes' happen to be in this equation, neither the pettiness nor the wholesomeness are actually in conflict. God I love Flumphs.

[@ruansasa289]

They are petty BECAUSE they are wholesome and I love that

[@RuSosan]

Pretty sure _literally sacrificing oneself to slow starvation in order to prevent evil creatures from enacting their horrendous plans on innocents_ doesn't qualify as "petty." 😅

[@Galoline]

She dungeon on my dragon until I flumph

[@childofathena9420]

yes officer arrest this indivigual

[@JAY-gl5xd]

The parasite of my parasite is my friend...?

[@mindlessscientist3772]

Or also your parasite if psychic. Pretty cool parasites though!

[@Daktangle]

As they're aberrations I've always assumed they come from the Far Realms, which is were most aberrations come from. They just happen to be the only nice thing from there.

[@mindlessscientist3772]

According to the lore with Amethyst dragongs they are so u right. As a thing from the Far Realm their feeding method would actually be really strong, since there's basically infinite amounts of psychic things there!

[@palexanderrice]

Imagine a network of flumphs that soul purpose is information brokers

[@jordanloux3883]

Considering they seem to not really want anything, I guess that would make them like a library...

[@diegoolivares1081]

psychic snitches

[@seafreak2237]

Everybody wanna be a flumph, but nobody wanna BE a flumph. -Elminster, maybe

[@nantha7357]

And if you are a Wild Magic Barbarian and roll well, you can summon one every six seconds, just to blow it up.

[@jcferrell931]

It should be required that all Flumphs be subtly offended when you refer to them as such in lieu of a genuine fart sound.

[@GumshoeClassic]

Flumphs feel like the counterpart to the RE4 merchant. They just dispense wisdom instead of lead.

[@gaidencastro9706]

Before 5e, Flumphs didn't attack people with acid because it was needlessly cruel.

[@clericofchaos1]

I can honestly say that i've never had a farting jellyfish seek out my players before. Usually, i use them as comic relief on adventures in the underdark.

[@iceryu66]

Before the eye-catch image loaded I read the tile and thought: "If this is about anyone other then Flumphs I might flip a table." Glad we're on the same page.

[@Fulpper]

It's flumphing time

[@bjornstahle4652]

Now I have the "It's Hammer Time" jingle in my head... Thanks 😞

[@tomjohnson4922]

maybe those evil tummyaches are why Flumphs fart the way they do...

[@RuSosan]

That... _Actually makes sense._

[@tomjohnson4922]

@@RuSosan thanks :)

[@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606]

So Flumphs are the early warning alarm for when the Aboleths' plan to retake reality comes due.

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Man usually fully good-natured characters aren't that interesting, but these lil guys are amazing. Specially the last part

[@safirasart]

I love them. They're just silly little goobers

[@tomkerruish2982]

4:17 Unlike so much 'math' shown in popular media, this is actually legit. Respect.

[@aracharsley7357]

Nobody talks about these guys enough. They're such precious little guys.

[@johnmoeller3435]

Their speech sounds like the martians from Sesame Street if they don't use telepathy

[@AKcess_Dnied]

Yep yep yep yep yep uh-huh. Can confirm.

[@Ikkyblobia]

I am a simple person; I see flumphs, I like.

[@Gam3Junkie7]

Hm...this makes me suddenly fantasize about obtaining psionic abilities just so I can have a cloister of Flumph friends follow me around in a campaign XD

[@Splashzone263]

4:22 MF DOOM mentioned, instant like

[@papierowyszczur9234]

I think they also feed on excess thoughts. Which means they're perfect support for people with OCD, anxiety disorders and depression. Now I want one.

[@Petrico94]

I know theres a big debate of inherent alignments for some monsters, but I kind of want an evil flumph who chains up a bunch of mindflayers and becomes an obese aboleth

[@TRquiet]

It’s weird how flumphs and mindflayers have the same basic problem: their psychic food source is too dangerous.

[@mrsamaritan6881]

Evil Psyker: "... and then we'll kill EVERYone!" Nearby Flumph: "Well, it was fine dining while it lasted. Time to go get a hitman."

[@blankdragon1636]

New mysterious stranger in the tavern, beckoning my adventurers on a quest: Flumph

[@Zephyr116]

The only time I’ve ever encountered a Flumph was in some guy’s home game I played in in 2022. A flumph approached us and wanted to trade sentimental items and memories we had for magic items. We all got +1 items or equivalent for memories or mementos. The next morning, all the items disappeared and were apparently illusions. We got scammed and the DM said “don’t trust strangers in the underdark”. Needless to say, that was my first and last session with that guy.

[@garion046]

Rule 1: Do not take magic items away from PCs unless you are replacing them with better items.

[@ruansasa289]

The guy really just wanted to be the special guy huh?

[@2-bitotaku261]

My old dnd party met a Flumph in the first dungeon we went into, we adopted it for the whole five minutes before it promptly got eaten by a basilisk U.U

[@phillipsybrandy8475]

I like the idea of halflings and flunphs being friends.

[@StuffSayoSays]

Maybe Wurd can get some for Paula. I'm sure that'll make her happy and even more willing to work for you and the party. Well that's if the party has time to go back to the Sandy Shores Inn. Glad you guys are still recording more of Heart of Elynthi. Love Boss Wurd ~ Thanks for the video too, I'll have my D&D players meet some of these jelly boys.

[@NHH009]

"Jelly narks" best description of them.

[@arcticdino1650]

Flumphs are perfection

[@nicholasr156]

my character has some wild magic stuff going on and keeps accidentally summoning flumphs in the midst of battle

[@ethaningersoll9807]

I shit you not, Flumphs have been my favorite monster since 7th grade.

[@Warweazel]

I love the thought of a flumph spoiling a murder mystery like a frustrated movie critic detailing every little thing like it's the end of Clue.

[@lawaern3474]

I too felt betrayed by Larian when I found out the flumph mating rituals book was real. They can't stop talking about how EVERYTHING ELSE fucks. But as soon as it comes to the topic of wholesome flumph courtship they deny us.

[@pokebronyborn]

Flumphs are like an equal opposite to beholders almost. Tons of knowledge, hyper psyonic, floating ball of tentacles and eyes. Just replace the paranoia with trust, and unimaginable destructive power with kindness.

[@reubencaldwell8494]

I'd say 5th edition Locatha are pretty wholesome for having pet otters.

[@theawickward2255]

One of my characters was an Aberrant Soul sorcerer who was raised by flumphs. She was a drow who was abandoned as a baby due to being born weak, but some flumphs found her and brought her up as best they could for a humanoid. Now she's a grown adventurer who still prefers to talk telepathically and shows emotions by using Presdigitation to change skin/eye/hair colors.

[@gustavolemos5913]

THE VOLDEMORT JUMPSCARE OMG!!!

[@Rocketboy1313]

One of my players had a backstory of being stranded on a strange alien world and was aided by a local population of Flumphs. His wild magic powers actually summoned some to the game at one point and he roleplayed speaking to them in a fart language.

[@Bluecho4]

Flumphs: Bois so Goodest, they will willingly accept starvation to see evil destroyed.

[@kooolainebulger8117]

first campaign i played in i was turned into a flump permanently

[@DareMurdok]

I am so happy you made this I love Flumphs need more benevolent guys just hanging out in the monster manual.

[@Gomusiczaya]

Im currently running campain with mindflayer playing big part in the story. My players just arrieved in port city sorta Ank-Morpork, so now they will meet Flumph- detective npc Thanks for tbe video :)

[@seelcudoom1]

the pathfinder version of them is even more wholesome, where their eldritch horror abominations from the darkest reaches of space, but their also still entirely chill and just actively want to help mortals against the OTHER eldritch horrors, including the actual cthuluh mythos, this farting pancake is out here fighting actual literal Nyarlthotep for you as a cr1 creature

[@Jarulf4477]

This was Flumphin' awesome.

[@MKempICI]

Fun campaign ideas: If Flumphs feed on the emanations of Mind Flayers and Aboleths what would you expect to find in any town infestated by Flumphs? Expect torches, pitchforks and purges when your neighbors see Flumphs floating in. There's a lot of other fun twists you could include: 1) There is actually a Mind Flayer/Aboleth below the town, and you should be afraid. 2) There is not actually any Mind Flayers/Aboleths beneath the city, and you should be afraid. Who/What drove the Flumphs to your village, and why do they want you all dead? 3) There are TWO colonies of Mind Flayers nearby, and one of them is herding Flumphs to draw attention to their rivals. The Flumph-herders want the town that serves as a food source for their rivals burned/purged, and filled with heroes. 4) There is an invasion incoming, and only an elaborate deception plan will allow your King to beat the invaders. The Flumph infestation results in telepaths broadcasting everybody's thoughts and secrets with no filter. If the King wants to stop the invasion, he needs the Flumphs gone by any means necessary. The Flumphs, however, are the only thing folding back the Mind Flayer colony below town. 5) Imagine a Kingdom that reveres Flumphs, and takes their advice on everything. Now imagine a Flumph with Alzheimers, or schizophrenia. Imagine a FLumph ith food-poisoning from the thoughts of a diseased Mind Flayer. Imagine a Flumph who is hallucinating, due to the magic of some manipulative wizard. Even more fun, imagine a Flumph who is possessed.

[@coffeniffler4]

It is a cute, little creature that I needed in my life. Thank you ;-;

[@echospecter2450]

They made my true neutral cleric so happy I didn't know what to do, they were beacons to evil and I was gonna serve them some justice. They literally inspired hope in my character.

[@skeepodoop5197]

Honestly. If a Flumph comes to your party to warn you about this evil creature they were feeding on, and one of your party members is any of the psionic subclasses (Psi Warrior Fighter, Soulknife Rogue, Aberrant Mind Sorcerer, or The Great Old One Warlock) or one of the psionic races, you are legally required to adopt that Flumph.

[@thor8606]

I really needed a theme for the next dungeon I'd run my players through, now they get to encounter an NPC they needed to save who is instead surrounded by flumphs that kept him safe and will warn the players of psionic threats ahead should they dare delve deeper into the ruins. Thanks Runesmith!

[@WoodlandDrake]

Totally going to use a flumph as a quest giver for a heist-style adventure. If the players are low level, give them a perfectly laid out, step-by-step plan of how to make this work, then watch the plan fall apart as the dice and player instinct kick in and throw it all into chaos. Hopefully they all survive.

[@MMDMizuki]

We had a wild mage that accidently got a few flumphs spray her after her wild magic went off and was stinky for one hour and when she walked by, both my character and one of our two kobolds passed our from the smell.

[@SergeantSniper]

Any creature that propels itself to the sounds of farts is trustworthy in my book.

[@princefarron5484]

I'm so very happy that I found this video. One of my favorite campaigns that we completed involved my beastmaster ranger and his adopted zoo. One of these lovely npc adopted family members was a flumph named "Jelly". This lovable lawful good friend-o became an essential memeber of the team and a loved npc every player at that table would burn the world before letting harm come to our friend. He was also the ultimate "vibe checker" and a bane to the DM. Their telepathy being passive and ability to sense and read intent/emotion made insite checks a joke. New NPC? Jelly vibe check? Oh he's a Djinn and lying? Thanks friend-o! You saved us! *Pat pat*

[@russellarson4690]

The God of flumphs is obviously the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

[@professordetective807]

I assume they can also skim off some adventurers. Aberrant Minds, Soulknives, Psi Warriors, Diviners, Enchanters, most Bards (a lot of their offensive spells deal Psychic damage), anyone with the Telepathic/Telekinetic feats...

[@fallendeus5641]

What do you mean they have no haters... Gith literally despise Flumphs pretty much as much as they hate mind flayers to the point they will attack them on sight..

[@delllee4915]

Its always funny seeing a Skrunkly backstabbing the Illithid

[@lordnichard]

Failing the vibe check and getting iced by a flumph's goons.

[@diosdehuecomundo]

What I'm getting from this is DON'T trust a Flumph. If you're evil.

[@genericname2747]

Hurting a Flumph is a death sentence on most worlds

[@level1dodo896]

I love things like this, basically a supernatural animal that just exists as any other thing does Reminds me of the weird jelly fish UFO sightings seen lately around the web

[@Zandaarl]

Just because Mr. Perkins said so, still doesn't make it law. I very much liked your second rendition of the Flumph sound. :)

[@tarvoc746]

These beings seem almost deliberately engineered to keep creatures like Mind Flayers, Aboleths, etc. at bay.

[@mmangalisomasinga432]

I'm gonna make a psionic character who adopts flumphs to act as a substitute food source.

[@JReilly9945]

We played in a Kingmaker game with a truly bizarre monk that the DM and I (another player) decided must have been a flumph that forgot what he was.

[@Zurkon128]

Yes! Finally a video on everyone's favorite flying spaghetti monsters.

[@Dukelelaney]

Runesmith mentioning MF Doom and his Villainous Mac n Cheese wasn't on my bingo card but it's still rad

[@netherillager5959]

Idea, flumph cloister that live in an underground prison for mindflayers and the like, acting as good floaty boys that keep the guards company and makes sure that the psyonic energy of the prisoners stays in check

[@drax1526]

Ohhhhhhkay, my next character will be a warlock with a Flumph patron, or perhaps a hexblade weilding a weapon that houses a Flumph's consciousness.

[@Riddlewizard]

So, what I learned from this is that if I ever play an Aberrant Mind Sorceror, a Soulknife Rogue, a Psi Warrior Fighter, any race with Psionics, any race with Telepathy and/or Telekinesis, or any character with the Telekinesis and/or Telepathy Feat- a Flumph is my new bestest buddy. Yay!

[@Usagi33353]

Im going to need that "Rules of Dungeon Survival" so I can put it in my world. My players are going to find it, read #1 and get so confused at what a Flumph is

[@deepseastonecore3017]

Barbarians backstory Mom gave me a small trident to fight these things called vegetables and dad said he was called a formal fighting against the veg so they said make sure you eat all your veg on your plates

[@matthewa.whiting719]

I played a Flumph wizard once. It was one of my favorite experiences in DnD

[@matthewbailey376]

I loved Flumphs. When I really started playing in the 90s. I used to use Flumphs as party healers.

[@BasementDweller_]

They taste bad, but my character keeps eating them. Trying to find a way to use them in their meals.

[@dandrive3249]

I love playing Flumphs, but I hate that I butcher there gimmick. I was running a spell jamming campaign and the party had one. His name was Flumpy and he was a reoccurring character from an old campaign. The few players that knew him forgot that he was killed by undead at one point and was resurrected so when he ignored one of our party members who is a dhampir. It was meant to be a cute playful thing, but everyone just assumed Flumphs hated elves despite there being multiple elves that he was fine with and honestly that’s one of my biggest regrets as a DM. I’m sorry I ruined these wholesome creatures.

[@SteveAkaDarktimes]

aren't mycanoids also telepathic sorta? perfect Flumphfff partners.

[@darienb1127]

Flumphs are great ways to give the players hints in a dungeon or dangerous area. Hell, you could even have one follow the players and give hints like Navi.