The Wizard That Taught Us Role Playing & To Be Better People | Narrated D&D Story

Wow. Fizzerban…I think you’ve taught everyone here a valuable lesson and the community needs players like you. I hope you heard this story.
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[@pessoaaleatoria2586]

May Fizzerband, the goldhearted and noble wizard rest in peace

[@AuntLoopy123]

May he be resurrected on an alternate platform, and adventure in TRUE glory, the glory of goodness, forevermore! And may that asshole be kicked from every game he joins, in the future, always believing that other people are the problem, that the entire world is wrong, and he is the ONLY ONE who is right, that cheating is correct behavior, that claiming glory for other people's deeds is correct behavior, and that getting everything you can get at the expense of innocents is correct behavior, and why doesn't anybody LOVE him?!

[@pessoaaleatoria2586]

@@AuntLoopy123 kinda extreme but ok :)

[@MsKeylas]

@@pessoaaleatoria2586 not extreme. Simple truth about sack of a shit that fighter was

[@Sgt-Wolf]

That's it. Fizzerband is now going to be a powerful NPC in my campaign.

[@pessoaaleatoria2586]

@@Sgt-Wolf giga chad move right there

[@ryaku5]

Fizzerban should be put on the same pedestal as Astoshan.

[@docop8926]

That's a high bar

[@JonathanToolonie]

@@docop8926 Not high enough

[@goncalocarneiro3043]

The bar was in the clouds, but Fizzerban was on a blimp.

[@kardoxfabricanus7590]

I hope the person who played that character sees this video and your message :)

[@karldehaut]

Right

[@TerraMcgarden]

Imagine a man who has no luck and no strength doing the work of an entire team. While the team had all the luck and strength.... but did nothing.

[@gelbadayah.sneach579]

The descriptions of Fizzerban's player reminds me so much of someone I used to know. The parallels between what he, and my old friend, were clearly struggling with (being a kind heart in a world that glorifies and rewards the unjust) are uncanny. I really hope he's okay.

[@borkthedefender3713]

May Fizzerban be known with the title of Fizzerban the Enduring, and Fizzerban the Selfless for his solitary crusade to the end of great good despite all that stood against him. Gods cradle his shade and may he rest peaceably.

[@fmor2779]

Just when you think your actions are so futile, not even self sacrifice, a player managed to inspire other players to be better. Rest in peace Fizzerban, the righteous.

[@kristoferhoward9871]

And now I have a new hero mage npc. Fizzerband Necreed and his actions will never die.

[@randomdragon8245]

Massive respect to Fizzerban, I really hope he sees this wherever he is.

[@DarkAtHearts]

Fizerban. You are a GOD. DAMN. LEGEND.. Come back.

[@Scottishstorm]

THIS is the type of video I love to see. It celebrates the game, encourages people to play and BE better, and leaves its audience with a sense of.. well.. enlightenment, I guess. I just re-subbed to the channel and you'll have me as a subscriber if you continue to make videos like this one. Earlier, I unsubbed because all I saw were absolute toxic messages that left me cold. Thank you for airing something helpful and positive.

[@FinalParadox]

Agree entirely. I love DnD and would really prefer hearing more positive and engaging stories that inspire GMs and players alike. Also Fizzerband, you are a legend.

[@keztannis6848]

Based and Scottishstorm-pilled.

[@curtisfranzen986]

I had a character that was the moral compass of the party. Uh'Laag Dogson. CG Fighter Half Orc. Uh'Laag was brutally strong, and had decent wisdom, but the intelligence of a paving brick. The thing about him was that he always strived to do the right thing. He was first in line in battle. He was the last to retreat, covering for his friends. He had no fear. Uh'Laag, eventually multi classed to a fighter/cleric. Further, he was a "Maker" as an ability. He had a knack to be able to manufacture and or repair any innate item he had seen. So here's this 6'5", 350lbs Half Orc that can help fight off a group of knolls,heal injured party members, and fix the wagon's wheel. In my humble opinion, a great party member.

[@MouthyMerc42]

As of this moment all my games will have a legend about Fizerban the wizard Saint. Let his story and the lessons with in be known though out the sword coast!

[@adrianbrown3085]

That hurt... I hope I never get that blind, either as a DM or a player.

[@cosmomind7469]

When good men do nothing, evil will prevail When good men do nothing, good will only come at a great cost When good men do nothing, they stop being good men

[@alheimianservant1499]

The moment I would hear Zinan has Plate and horse, I would've told the Dm to switch that bastard back to standard gear or freaking kill that guy instantly. Either one, I don't care!

[@AuntLoopy123]

"We all start out as BEGINNING players, or we all don't start at all. You CANNOT start us all at beginning level, and him at level 5 gear! Either we all start out as basic, or we all start out with level 5 gear. NONE of this favoritism." Also, read the rules, and keep track of his use of luck. If in doubt, trust but verify. And if you verify that he is abusing the privilege, call him out on it. "Oh, did you just use luck? OK, that's one for the day." Later, "OK, that's two for the day. You have one left!" "OK, you just used your third luck for the day. You can't use it again until we have a long rest. According to the rules in the player handbook, page ###, you can only use Luck three times per long rest. And we're counting, now, because we're tired of you cheating. It spoils all the fun when you simply get to do anything you want, without any risk of failure. That's like gambling that the sun will rise every day. It's a sucker bet, and none of us want to be suckers, anymore." And when "the face". of the party claims the glory, speak up. "Actually, that guy said to leave the kids alone, because they're nothing but pebbles on the road! He has NOTHING to brag about." Be brave, and speak up!

[@alheimianservant1499]

@@AuntLoopy123 I couldn't have said it better.

[@jonasscheftner8545]

never kill a player without a reasonable narative. a dm should guide the players but the players have to choose their actions themselves. but saying "you want this cool stuff, convince me why you should have it at level 1" and maybe throw in some disadvantages for the charcter too. maybe the armor has some curse that the wearer can't ride while wearing it or the horse is willfull and to ride it while in armor requires a check and if you fail you get thrown off. there are many ways you could balance the indifference out. but never outright kill a character by declaring it with the power of the dm.

[@PancorRath]

first a certain True Neutral necromancer and now this badass of a wizard. world needs more people and players like them

[@chuchupow]

Stuff like this is the reason why I've given up on my dream of ever being a player again. At least when I'm DMing I can filter the players myself so I can make sure the group is going to have a good time. If I'm joining a random group it's a crapshoot and 8 times out of 10 it's a situation like this so I'd rather DM a group than spend the time being frustrated/miserable/searching for a group

[@aka_kyras]

I feel that, been a Forever GM for a very long time and I have run countless campaign till close with players in high spirits. But the very few times I am lucky enough to play I find I am not lucky at all and I leave or the game crumbles from enabling GM's and toxic players, not all are bad though. I have come across some really amazing players, so I then invite them to my circles and do my best to give them great adventures.

[@gingadreamurr6238]

@@aka_kyras Well I recently had a spot open up in my online campaign that’s coming to a close soon. If you’re okay with playing with people close to 18, I can ask them.

[@aka_kyras]

@@gingadreamurr6238 I appreciate the offer immensely, however I think I also cause myself to be a forever at times....this being one of those times. I am currently running 4 different campaigns, 2 games one week and the other 2 games the other week plus working a FT job lol. However once these game come to a close I will probably step back from the GM mantle for a bit. I have some really promising players in my groups that have begun to express interest in DMing (my youngest of the 4 games is turning 3yrs old this spring, my oldest is 5yrs old) so I might let them inherit the group in return for a seat at the table :D

[@Arcticmaster1190]

I wouldn’t say give it up completely. Just learn how to screen your games better. There’s things that the DM asks of you and things YOU should bring up to the DM and players. Because even as a DM, you can have a crapshoot of games with a good DM and terrible players. If you do feel the urge to play again, ask the DM how they vet their players. If they just let people come and go, it may be a crapshoot. Ask them for a quick scene to set up expectations the tone of the story. DMs should strive to help the players have fun in equal shares. And the players should at least have a common goal in mind when making their character motivations. And yeah, don’t go into random games expecting a good story- 8 times out of 10, they’re going to be crapshoots. You may be lucky to find a group who miraculously works together but don’t walk by luck of the draw or desperation- walk by knowing what you’re getting into. Sorry this turned into an unwarranted rant, I have kind of realized that I am in the throes of my own horror story. And it sucks…

[@AuntLoopy123]

Well, once you establish a good group, as the DM, maybe you can approach the group, and say, "Does anyone in this group want to DM for a while?" After all, finding the good group is key. Once you have that, you can mix things up to your heart's content.

[@Lngbrdninjamasta]

That hit me where it counted. 💯 Rip fizerban

[@impofstpete727]

This wizard was a victim of some kind of favoritism. The fighter was clearly overpowered and the DM was a gutless coward for not putting their foot down. Just because a role is successful doesn't mean something still cannot go wrong. An obvious lie should fail when caught in it. The DM should be the final word, every single time.

[@crowsenpai5625]

I am a firm believer that high persuasion does NOT equal mind control. And am sickened on how some characters with a high charisma and lenient/favored DM get to just control the actions and perceptions of practically everyone they come across. Even when caught in blatant lies and still manage to talk their way out.

[@bragnir]

@@crowsenpai5625 PhB literally agrees with you there. A successful (even nat 20) persuasion or deception roll doesn't mean you get the desired outcome- just the best *possible* one. Keyword here, being "possible". Like, at some point, the townspeople believe their beloved fighter and hero has been impersonated / mind-controlled and that's why he's spouting nonsense now.

[@kotlolish]

@@bragnir Here's a saying that goes: You jump a 500 foot cliff.. you roll a nat 20. You jump 80 feet.. then die of falling damage into the cliff. Just cause you rolled a D20.. doesn't mean you gain god powers. (unless cleric with divine intervention) This is the logic you need to tell people. the whole nat 20/great rolls do not always mean you get the outcome you want. WIch reminds me of my nat20 rolling barbarian... Who somehow saw through a lich's magic disguise and convinced them to give them a magical scroll of fireball (they were level 3) since the Lich clearly didn't want to be revealed. Then the barbarian decided to push his luck and convince the Lich to "join the party" ...That failed.. not spectaculary.. the Lich was in public trying to hide. But if they succeeded I told my players afterwarts... "What do you think would happen with a Lich in the party? ...Yes they are powerfull but think of it as this. They have their own agenda." Another player said: "They might backstab us at any moment or experiment on us or turn us into a vessel for if they die!" I just smirked at that XD So yea... Nat 20 doesnt mean GODLIKE! Though that party does have alot of money and a fairy dragon as a pet. But I only did that since most of them are new and I want them to have fun. Besides the sorcerer who got the scroll and pet nearly died session 1.... Reason? Rushed into the combat head 1st as a level 1 sorcerer then get Crit attacked by the 1st attack! Going down right away. ....To this day they still havent learned to NOT rush in ahead and frequently get bailed out by allies. Even with pet XD

[@AuntLoopy123]

@@crowsenpai5625 Yeah, an obvious lie versus a natural 20 deception role means the person being lied to, says, "Ahahah! I see what you're doing there. Good joke! Now, on to the business at hand. I can plainly see that X happened, and we need to figure out where to go from here." As in, Natural 20 means they laugh about your deception, rather than being as righteously angry as they normally would be. Or, you want to parkour your way up a 150 foot slick and smooth wall. You get a Natural 20, which means you fall in a graceful and impressive acrobatic twist and stick the landing, making everyone around you erupt in cheers and applause, taking no damage. You still can't get up the 150 foot wall, but the Nat 20 means you don't die on the drop.

[@AuntLoopy123]

@@kotlolish You can't fix stupid.

[@Yellowdigigod]

*Wow.... That was heart-wrenching!* I've unfortunately been in a few scenarios with a player with main character syndrome as well and had to leave a bit like Fizzerband did but without a lesson being taught. When a player hogs the spotlight, items, and talks over/ invalidates characters it only makes it worse when a DM enables them. I'm sharing this so many others can be aware and grow as people too.

[@kcollier2192]

A great example of how short the road is between petty self interest and sinking into a mire of evil neutrality. Heroes should be interested in the well being of others- not just their own fame and glory.. I guess crushing all the pebbles makes for a smooth road in the end...

[@thomasestes5747]

HOW DOES A CLERIC NOT CAST GREATER RESTORATION ON HIM AS SOON AS HE RETURNS TO TOWN? Okay, I am legit worried for Fizzerban now.

[@raymondwiggins354]

There was the moral compass wizard, problem human fighter, rogue, barbarian, and cleric of unknown god... not sure if he just died too quickly or if the cleric was a battle cleric or something, but yea. Still, even if they did heal him, he might just fire another one.

[@thomasestes5747]

@@raymondwiggins354 indeed, but still. Come on healer.

[@karldehaut]

Sorry but I had an experience similar to Fizzerband's player. I quit this kind of DM and "main character"... At thr end of the campaign...

[@ScionofDoom]

I really hope that this was just some fantastic rp from the wizard player before leaving a toxic group and that he is hale and healthy because moments of that story, especially the ending have me very concerned for the person

[@DrPluton]

Why would the DM allow the fighter to roll persuasion against the party? That and allowing the fighter to take magic items that were clearly meant for the wizard. Fighter and DM were both villains.

[@propheinx2250]

Sounds like they were all kids. I think bully is a more apt term. Villain sounds a bit strong when referring to kids.

[@a.m.pietroschek1972]

That was a group in denial, not a bunch of friends roleplaying...

[@ajmacewan7285]

Honestly... Zinned is not the only problem here. This DM fucked up at almost every turn. Persuasion rolls should be handled like stealth, if it's not reasonable, it shouldn't be considered even IF it's a nat 20

[@minc1236]

I don't allow persuasion rolls against other players unless it is consensual for roleplay.

[@williamlazenby314]

@@minc1236 same here. It takes agency away from the players and makes roleplaying much more difficult.

[@raymondwiggins354]

@@minc1236 makes sense saying as if you convince the player in-game, a persuasion roll is a bit unneeded since the player is essentially the character. Deception is probably a bit more needed with the deception vs insight checks though.

[@osiristheexile5457]

He wasn’t the only problem the others are just as bad for enabling him to do that behavior with no consequences

[@OzixiThrill]

@@osiristheexile5457 The thing is, most of the other players were newbies who had 0 clue what was going on. While it doesn't absolve them completely of being complicit, you also can't just pin the blame on them as if they were 20-year veteran players who genuinely should have known better.

[@hunterlilleyun]

It has been quite some time since a story the likes of Astoshan the Grey, has been shared and grateful are we that it was shared with us. Fizzerband Necreed, taught us to be better.

[@darko-man8549]

Fizzerban sits on a throne in all our hearts

[@bassackwards2661]

I hope Fizzerband’s player is ok, the end of the story doesn’t bode well for his mental health.

[@theeinertia4106]

he sounds like he's struggling with alot knowing there's a disease called GERD which makes your voice sound deep or scary according to the player the fact that they also deleted their account worries me

[@AuntLoopy123]

@@theeinertia4106 Hopefully, he just got a new account on Roll 20, and just stayed simply text-only, never speaking, because "I'm a mute, RL," and so with the number of people texting on the platform, OP never realized it was the same person, or simply never encountered them again. Or, the player got onto another platform, entirely. Or, the player got into real-life, at the table, play, with FRIENDS and people he could trust, rather than the luck-of-the-draw you get on such online platforms as Roll 20.

[@karldehaut]

Uh no, Fizzerband has a very good mental health. Having high morality don't equates to mental health problem. I myself left a group of players at the end of a campaign because I was disgusted by their mentality. Despite my efforts to make them cease to be selfish murders hobos searching “fame” and “gp, magic items”. What's cool in DnD is that the lack of moral reflect on characters. Ps : it was a long time ago and I played a cleric of Ares

[@theeinertia4106]

@@karldehaut i don't know but yeah i hope you're right

[@karldehaut]

@@theeinertia4106 Me too me too

[@nicolasvillasecaali7662]

May Fizzerband be remembered among gods and immortals, for his bravery is greater than anything in this realm one day i would like to find people like him to stand at its side, no matter the risk, this is what a hero looks like and i would be proud to be told a part of his tales.

[@alexd531]

He knew what needed to be done. I doubt the dm wouldve just let his character die so he had to ensure he had the rules in his favor.

[@karldehaut]

You hit the bullseye

[@mangosmoothy9495]

This was the most touching story I've heard from you guys.

[@Hyaenday]

Normally I don't like to commenting on things but this video deserves the boost in the algorithm.

[@mentalrebllion1270]

Recently we added a Paladin and bard to our party and so Paladin started with a mount (chocobo with axe beak stat block). Also got decent armor. This was fine by our group though. Our cleric player had just left the party due to their own circumstances and so our tiny party had whittled down to just me, a ranger, and our wizard. Before anyone gets up in arms thinking this is favoritism, it wasn’t. We decided as a group, during the new players’ session 0, that this type of thing was ok considering the level they were joining us at, which was 4. They didn’t have any magic items and were allowed to pick items from the phb with a gold starting to better simulate the level difference than most adventure starting games. This was actually a good set of people to get. Our group was already roleplay heavy and these two ended up being amazing roleplayers too. Paladin and I even worked on, during their session 0, of weaving our backstories together. Dm has actually been inspired by all the roleplay lately and is planning to implement more backstory ties into the narrative for all of us and had us write out more detailed ones. This is actually because almost all, except the Paladin, roleplayed that we had some type of connection with twins. The wizard has twin younger siblings, the bard is looking for their twin who ran away from home, and my character’s twin died a long time ago during a power struggle of three royal factions. The Paladin is even tied in to the twinning since this is the incident that ties Paladin to my ranger’s backstory. I just am bringing this all up because I want to say how grateful I am for my dnd group. I get to roleplay and it’s fun, even during the tense or sad moments, and I have a good group of strangers I fell in with that love to roleplay and whom love to roleplay with me. The dm is also knowledgeable and fair and encourages us to weave our stuff together and work together. And we do! It’s just awesome.

[@flyingturret208thecannon5]

This reminds me of the one time I focused hard on roleplay over gameplay. It was because gameplay wise, I was ignored and effectively exiled. Until they thought they'd need me. I opted to have my character care for a child who was completely screwed in life, and I wanted to ensure the child lived. The players all tried to harass me, and I made it clear to the DM I wasn't budging, so they removed me from initiative, and focused purely on the fight. I then muted my mic, as I listened in on the fight going on.

[@RoadAveku]

Without a doubt, a bonafide Ashtoshan. There are only a few stories that qualify...a certain lizard folk's cunning actions against the rich and their own party qualify. A wizard guiding the party from haze to heartfelt is yet another Ashtoshan. An award beyond the standard.

[@AuntLoopy123]

I just got started playing Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms and I am hoping to unlock Astoshan, someday.

[@haydenfromtarget1357]

Just finished the lizard folk story too so good man this is so true

[@christopherbravo1813]

@@haydenfromtarget1357 so did I. I don't agree with the brutality of his methods, but if I were roleplaying as myself I'd probably take his side too.

[@ErikWarhammer]

I hope "Fizzerban" is okay.

[@Apocalythpe]

This is now one of my favorite episodes

[@adamkinny4269]

Sadly, this lesson was hard learned, my first thought is the dm of that game should have taken better care to balance out the item...a fighter with an intelligence magic item....cmon! Hope the player behind fizzerband had a group that respects him now. Glad at least one player learned something. This story was heart wrenching but also amazing!

[@Sgt-Wolf]

8:42 "I'm making the mother of all roads here fizz, can't threat over ever pebble"

[@Graxil]

good reference

[@jeremyjensen75]

Always loved the back ground art. : )

[@ProfessorFaceless]

I wish this wizard the best, truly a player of the Game who rolled a Natural 20 on Wisdom. Teaching the party (most of them) a valuable lesson. I give this wizard another title. Fizzerban the Courageous Sage. This is 3 times now on this channel a spellcasters story has made me feel bitter sweet.

[@40kthrawn30]

Beautiful and heart breaking story damn that was an amazing story

[@chaincat33]

That last message... It was directed at everyone, I feel. Zaned most of all. But, well, the party realized it themselves at the end. They were no better for their complacency and inaction.

[@Deailon]

I was in similar situation as the wizard player some years ago (not a D&D game though). God, it is hard and heart-wrenching. From that time I just leave games that turn that way.

[@davidweatherbee9629]

Hail Fizzerband! May his player know that he is a legend and the type of player I would play with anytime!

[@russdarracott395]

Wow!!!!!!!!!!! 🥂 To you Fizerban.

[@Tetractys72]

They say it’s just a game, and this is true. It is just a game… But, how we play the game-even the choices we make towards the environment and NPCs-can reveal hidden truths about our true selves, whether we want to regard/accept them or not. You will be remembered, Fizzerban.

[@AlexVriairu]

Why do I have a fear the player of Fizzerban is dead...

[@00Dragondude]

I kinda got that impression as well... I just hope we're both wrong.

[@asdergold1]

Tought the same.

[@goncalocarneiro3043]

Hopefully not. And if so, at least they were remembered, be it in a very small way.

[@AlexVriairu]

@@goncalocarneiro3043 That is true, I really hope the guy survived, I just...the way things went...

[@TheRuneTail]

I hope Fizerban is still playing with REAL players and this group stopped inflicting their stupidity and bs on another group ever. I wonder who was gobbling whom's balls, was it the DM or Zened.

[@ryudragon7]

Dude.....this story is beyond unfair. Poor Fizzerban.

[@GreaterGrievobeast55]

10:43 YIRBEL LIVES! AAAGh! Now i’m self conscious about how slow I type during rps! I think I can usually crank out about 2-3 paragraphs within ten minutes on discord. I might be if I didn’t only have tablet but it still irks me.

[@soldier660]

I´m playing a New Wizard Recently, a Kitsune from the past, lost on medieval present where humans are 97% of the population and hobgoblins slavers are everywhere. This was a inspiration to me. thanks ^^ !!!

[@ZzZ-qd1zo]

These are the best rpg stories on KZbin by far. I've started playing them at 75% speed so I can really relish them.

[@Hysube]

Please more stories like this this is why I joined the channel in the first place

[@thegreatcanadianweasel9928]

Yeah I see a lot of this being the DM's fault. Like yes Zinan was trash, but he was extremely enabled trash. Also so many parts that as a DM I disagree with. Persuasion against other players, loot hoarding, zero consequences for so many horrible actions, bullying another player. So so much stuff. And yeah "we're new players" that excuse doesn't fly with me. Having zero moral compass or anything you're basically in the same camp as death camp guards. Again a lot of that goes on to the DM. Like four sessions in I had my players surrounded by guards after ignoring two warnings to not kill in the city. I gave them an out, but it was a not so subtle showing that there are consequences to actions.

[@kly8105]

I will be honest, I got a million flashbacks to all the murderhobo pc playing people I ever met when I heard Zined say that pebble line. A lot of people will abuse the fact that they are in an online group to get away with horrible in character actions and sh*t, because the distance makes them bold. People (or rather that kind of person) don't play nicer when they are playing at a physical table next to other people, they play worse when its online. It's something I've seen repeatedly over the years. People basically strongarming a party etc while being inhumane to npcs and sh*t making the players uncomfortable.

[@FreedomAndPeaceOnly]

I remember that 22 years back, when the Internet was still young and I experienced RP only through certain Forum types, *whenever* I noticed an obvious powerplayer right from the get-go and after the first 2 minutes of observance, I immediately pointed it out and told players with an totalitarian, god-like attitude how I would not participate in a bullshit one-man show festival and I spoilered right from the beginning what the dangers of such people are. *_Some hated me, loudly. Most appreciate me, silently._* At least this is how I believe it went down. Yeah I snuffed many horrorstorys before they could level up.

[@goncalocarneiro3043]

I hope what you said was the truth, both from yours and everyone else's point of view.

[@legogsrdi8349]

I hope Fizzerban's player is doing ok... and I hope those other players learned something from this and became better people.

[@dustind4694]

Any fool can learn to cast a spell. This is a wizard.

[@sh4d0wfl4re]

Now THIS, this is a glory post.

[@samjohnson3124]

we are all one. we understand the darkness best, after seeing the brilliant light together with the darkness. we see the contrast. if you didnt see the contrast between fizzerband and zegnev at the beginning, then you could only see it if the contrast got bigger. kinda like our time now, lots of people think some things are ok, when they really arent, but as the injustice becomes more clearly seen, the more people know without a doubt that something evil happened.

[@johnnylams3948]

Fizzerban getting out in blazing glory.

[@andrewsimons8625]

That was one of your best! Thanks again for the content!

[@zaodacrusher7498]

Epic story, I hope the rl player is OK, and he was just a master at making a point. And I hope he sees this so he knows his wisdom was not wasted.

[@nunya5230]

The only thing I actually ( *a very tiny little bit* ) commend the dm on this is the fact fizerband aged as everything about the feywild is chaotic even the time

[@JonathanToolonie]

I... I'm touched. Seriously. Best story ever in this channel. (yes, even more than Astoshan.)

[@BarrelSenpai]

Bro Fizzerban is so cool. (Not sure if I spelled that right) I hope they see this video and that they get some closure knowing that the tiger guy got what was coming to them.

[@karldehaut]

Great story. Great narration. Great channel. I tip my hat off.

[@MitchT97]

Ya know Fizzerban may have just helped me flesh out a god in the pantheon I’m creating. I didn’t know how to write a truly sacrificial and selfless character in an impactful way that gets not just your attention but gets you in your feelings in such a way. Even if it was never intended that’s probably what makes this that much more impactful. Literally the truest form of sacrifice without falling to evil means or revenge. I mean to be frank revenge against the power gamer in this story was my first thought. Not selflessness like this player. Hope he’s ok.

[@kingstalesans]

Imagine not having a video from this guy, then this video pops up, I love it

[@muttonssun9003]

may fizzerban rest with lady alustirel

[@nexes6691]

Stunning 👍👍👍

[@cassius6454]

Beautiful simply beautiful

[@CoryDignard]

Great story!

[@Sparkbomber]

A cautionary tale to be better as a player... and as a DM. I do think its sad this had to happen.

[@fan-i-am]

I know this story! I read it on the net a while ago.

[@Rysaber]

Good sir, I hope this finds you well. I love the stories you get. I was wondering if it possible to get this out on other podcasting platforms. I No longer use Spotify. Thank you for your time and consideration.

[@Cha0s009]

This was holy crap I’m honestly at a loss for words right now.

[@r.downgrade5836]

Great share.

[@tonymondelli1732]

Honestly it sounds like everyone’s fault for the story minus Fizzerban.

[@johnsmith-qn4zs]

Part of me thinks Fizzer had it planned, probably had way more fun solo-ing, and told the DM if the fighter continued his bullshit he'd leave

[@deathfoe8016]

I heard Seig and dragon born in the sane sentence and I thought of my first and only dragonborn minus Skyrim ;)

[@mixmastermike2128]

CAN WE GET A STATUE ON THE WIZARD CANONICALLY ADDED TO THE WORLD PLS. NOT A QUESTION.

[@RayAkuma]

Opinion: a Roll in persuasion can only persuade someone/something to do something they'd possibly do, may it be as abstract a concept As persuading a halfling to mount a Black Dragon . If it would be something that person would never do under no circumstances whatsoever no amount of persuasion will change that.

[@antonkok101]

I wish more videos where posted on spotify love the story's

[@CaptainFriendZone]

Why is it, almost every time, when there is a problem character in these stories, it's always experienced players?

[@AlongCameASpider]

Probably cause they get kicked out from good games and have to find others

[@tacothecat1604]

Why do I feel like this story resonates with like… modern times?

[@JensMorrison]

"So we looted his body"

[@theCreamyCrusher]

Man while we have critcrab and den of the drake for the cringe we have you for the real stories of dnd.

[@phylippezimmermannpaquin2062]

That's some solid rp

[@kitsuned.m.4550]

I hope he is ok

[@chee.rah.monurB]

"So what? This is what my character would do" says the player as their rogue steals from the innocent. "Speaking of which..." reply the paladin with smite & wizard with planeswalk. Seriously,wtf is up with these powerplayers? Just think what they're like in real life!

[@apileofratz4131]

Fizzerband deserved better

[@HawaiiAdventures808]

Remember fyzerbann

[@MarkEdwardRom]

Wow. Example by self BBQ. Impacting.

[@DrakusWolfChild]

Dammit. This story made me sad

[@deforesttappan6478]

I hope Fizzorban player see this video!!!!!!!!!

[@wo.959ironwolfcosplay7]

👏👏👏

[@smoggy2438]

feels

[@Luredreier]

Poor Fizzerband. :-/

[@thebritishgamer836]

Sounds a lot like it is actually the wizard writing this story. All the weird sentences about how he views the player as smart and scary voiced and so much better