Making my Sister Guess D&D Monsters

[@XPtoLevel3]

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[@Dahaka-rd6tw]

Hav you ever checked Kobold Press D&D books? It'd be fun for you or your friends to react to some of the creatures of _Tome of Beasts_

[@SodaPopBarbecue]

In this age of increased scrutiny and SponsorBlock, I'd be hesitant to endorse anything.

[@admiraltonydawning3847]

And next, consider doing older editions of d&d's monster manuals.

[@AlysIThink101]

Just a quick note on Rakshasa. D&D Rakshasa have literally nothing in common with mythological Rakshasa. Mythologically they definitely aren't Tiger people with backwards hands, as far as I'm aware they aren't even trickster spirits or inherently malicious (Though I could be wrong.) From what I've heard Garry came up with them by watching an episode of a pretty racist TV show that portrayed them as evil beast (Sort of Tiger) people from a far off land. He then did no research on the actual mythology and just made the monster. From what I've heard WotC have got in some trouble because their fairly racist depiction has become much more popular and well known (At least in the west) than the original mythological creatures. They've changed the art on a few MTG cards but as far as I'm aware they've done nothing for D&D yet. Personally I hope they just change the creatures name in the new monster manual. D&D Rakshasas are really cool monsters and it would be nice if they get acknowledged as their own thing instead of being left how they currently are or getting removed entirely.

[@spellelf]

I’m glad you and your clone get along so well :)

[@xXMordSchlagXx]

Literally

[@hans-ann]

So wonderful to see when we so often witness clones fight till there’s only one left. Wizards, learn well from this duo.

[@crazycraft3618]

Gender swapped clone Jacob is awesome.

[@lorenzogarompolo8074]

Sibling dance

[@michaeljohnson3691]

A.I. is getting crazy accurate nowadays :)

[@FabricatedPheonix]

You know what.... I 100% can tell you're siblings

[@TheMisterBerry]

Literally the first 15 seconds and you can tell immediately LOL

[@jasonkeith2832]

It's the glasses, right?

[@M_Alexander]

You just say that because they look alike and sound alike and act alike and...

[@supersillystuffs]

@@TheMisterBerryPersonally I read the title and that gave me a BIG hint

[@Tomfoolery1980]

What? You can read? That's real magic ​@supersillystuffs

[@RainyDvl]

Pixie Hollow, but not against the Tarrasque. ON the Tarrasque. A whole adventure that takes place on a hellish Turtle Island, and the adventurers don't start the campaign with that knowledge

[@d_camara]

Been DMing a few tables of the unofficial hollow knight ttrpg and all of them are canonically set in very interesting places for absolutely no reason and that are never relevant to the tables in any way "This insect cave world is set on about 4m² of skull island from king kong, it won't be relevant to the table at all"

[@DerplingKing]

This feels even funnier if it's also in the same world as the salt in wounds setting, for no reason at all

[@zerada00]

Earthquake is just the tarrasque fighting or something

[@Edgemaster72]

Imagine you're just walking around on a sunny day then out of nowhere, not only is there a massive lightning strike, but then it bounces back upward from the ground

[@HellIsADarkForest]

Emma has gotta DM eventually. Her lore is too good, and her monster ideas rule.

[@aronaranyossy]

this was my conclusion as well, embrace the chaos

[@AldrigStille]

Yesssssss! I love Emma, she's hilarious and seems so fun, I love when she's in the videos.

[@Bloodlustian]

That sly grin when asked "What den tentacles be doin?" at 3:12. She knew exactly what they are for. Shes seen the BG3 cutscene.

[@minnumseerrund]

she is the Norf Norf

[@GlassesNCake]

We NEED the Full Rant Director's Cut of this video immediately! I want the 2 hour cut of this video that's 50% Jacob talking about the Nine Hells while Emma nods along

[@NothingKingKN]

My two favourite depictions of gnolls in games that aren't DnD: In Pathfinder 2 they're a highly spiritualistic race that immortalise their loved ones as trophies they carry on their body - usually the skull - as they believe that their soul lingers in said trophies and bring skill and good luck to the inheritors. In Heart, gnolls come from a different continent and they're basically a gang of scavengers less 5e gnolls and more... Mad Max Fury Road gangs. Basically they raid the dungeons in parties of four, seeking artifacts to bring back home and sell, usually a captain, one medic, and fucking GUNNERS. *GUNNERS*.

[@Hawky610]

I also like the PF Gnolls a bit more. You know that image from the Rulebook where theres this menacing looking gnoll just selling clothes?

[@bruno_is_here]

And in base d&d they're little freaks like that who bite you and are like grrrrr

[@hearforthemusic9814]

kholo are really cool in pf, very fun to roleplay

[@Ironeagle21]

ok who gave the humanoid hyena a firearm?

[@zerada00]

Both sound cool af

[@BlackOpMercyGaming]

“And our next one…. A goth baddie” Developer: “ok ok…. I like it…. But make them a little freak” I see you Jacob

[@DareMurdok]

That's just a Cennobite

[@ruansasa289]

​@@DareMurdok cenobites have BDSM aesthetics, not goth, know the difference

[@Ironic_daemonic]

They borrow from one another heavily. That's why Hellraiser is so popular with the goths. ​@@ruansasa289

[@matthewkukowski4638]

Y’all look similar but the thing that got me was how you both have such a similar cadence when you speak, like when your sister did the intro I legit thought it was you speaking Jacob Sibling moment ig

[@camblycreeper7999]

They have the same voice just a differently gendered voice, yk?

[@welcometogeektown]

My favorite fact about the rust monster is that the reason they look like that is that Gary Gygax got a bunch of those little plastic toys from gumball machines and used them as minis, and when he created the rust monster he used a toy that looked like that.

[@MonkeyJedi99]

I laughed when she guessed it was a tick. Everyone knows ticks are blue and quite dumb.

[@welcometogeektown]

@@MonkeyJedi99 Spoooooooooon!

[@Shooshpa-z2e]

@MonkeyJedi99 The Terror is literally the best comic book supervillain EVER. I unfortunately can’t deliver any funny quotes because I watched the show in German.

[@tahlialysse]

So, regarding Rakshasa, they aren't specifically associated with tigers in their actual myths. They're shapeshifters that do sometimes turn into tigers. But the DnD assiciation is bc Gygax watched an episode of a show at the time that depicted them that way, and then didnt do any research into the actual myth. It's a whole thing. The 5e Rakshasa is basically just a game of generational telephone about a myth from another culture, though I think some more recent stuff has attempted to make them a bit more accurate to myth (emphasizing shapeshifter, de-emphasizing them being specifically tiger-people, etc). WotC did a whole thing regarding Rakshasa for MtG (removing the cat subtype).

[@criticalmass6958]

You know, there actually IS a creature in 5e that acts like a Stirge but sucks out your organs. It’s the Strigoi, which is like if a vampire was a stirge instead of a bat. I recommend looking into them if garden-variety vampires are getting stale!

[@stormdance056]

"That is Ed from the Lion King" you are 100% correct

[@CooperAATE]

Literally yes

[@TheLaensman]

I would back a Emma & Jacob monster manual SO hard! The stuff she comes up with is Awesome, and Jacob could translate it into actual rules.

[@alchemysticwitch]

there's a player I dm that has only ever died twice, and both times were to a mindflayer. They now refuse to play unless I promise no more mindflayers lol

[@yaminoryuu9558]

there's always Illithilichs~ :3

[@ravenburns6600]

Mind Flayers are broken my guy. Not advised as an encounter. 1 Mind Flayer can wipe out a party of 10 people.

[@ArDeeMee]

Poor guy. Maybe next time around, fudge the stun rolls so they don’t get their brains et. =)

[@dakotasherlin6527]

26:11 head of a pig, body of a gorilla, arms of a chimpanzee, wings of a vulture, legs of a goat, and mohawk of a grunge player named Kyle.

[@kendaar9002]

This reminds me of when I planned a Dnd adventure with my mom. I needed a adventure to run on the road while my players were travelling to the next place so I started bouncing ideas off my mom since she has always been interested in the story side of dnd but never wanted to play. She came up with this old women living alone in a little cottage and a vegetable garden with a rabbit problem that the players needed to sort out for her, the twist being that the garden is magical. Each vegetable was a consumable spell of some description, my players were somewhere between 3-5 at the time and some of these vegetables were 6th level spells. The rabbits having eaten this veg their entire lives were magical too, one giant boss rabbit that bounced about with a AoE thump attack, and tons of little rabbits that bump into each other and multiply 2 become 4 become 8 etc etc. It was a chaotic fight. At the end of the day my players left with a armful of magical produce, to this day one of the best sessions I have ever run.

[@averywhitaker3513]

That's a very fun play on rabbit reproduction lol

[@kendaar9002]

@averywhitaker3513 the whole session was taking those stereotypes and amping them up. I forgot what the herb was, but it's renowned for waking you up, so it cast haste. Tomatoes are heavily reliant and closely tied to sunlight so they cast sunburst. It was a great session.

[@beardedbard6308]

Jacob getting so hyped at Emma's storytelling abilities is just sibling goals ❤

[@huntywunty]

22:21 technically those exist, the strigoi from van richtens. doesn't say organs outright, but they consume "blood, marrow, and soft tissue", usually only leaving behind the skin and hair.

[@JonathanMartinez-ei4up]

So the story about the Hawk dropping a Turtle on a bald man’s dome is originally associated with the story of how an Eagle dropped a Tortoise on the bald head of the Greek playwright Aeschylus, mistaking his bald head as a rock, killing him with the magic of gravity. However, there are older reports of this happening to bald men prior to Aeschylus’ head banger end. There are also modern reports of this happening, and they used it in an episode of C.S.I (C.S.I Vegas I think).

[@chaptermastervecna5425]

Hawk turtle, drop on that thang

[@JonathanMartinez-ei4up]

Standing ovation, Leo raises his glass, all the kids in the skatepark start moshing. Well done@@chaptermastervecna5425, that’s a crit.

[@Rosemary_Benson]

​@@chaptermastervecna5425XD that's so stupid but you did make me laugh

[@Ronin11111111]

CSI Vegas is the only one this could possibly be in

[@JonathanMartinez-ei4up]

Well @@Ronin11111111, some pretty wild plots happened in CSI Miami too, but Vegas definitely went way further than any of the others would dare lol.

[@d_camara]

I'm so using Emma's rakshasa idea, I'm making it have twisted magic somehow. Easy thing to do is giving it metamagic but I'll think this through, the idea is so fucking awesome

[@thod-thod]

19:00 Stirges (or turpentines) are Beasts, so Druids can wildshape into them.

[@dudebromanguy]

Great, I can't unknow that now...

[@CircusFoxxo]

One of my DMs had a weird eldritch plane that had stirges the size of ostriches 🫠

[@M_Alexander]

Hey look it's Jacob and Boy Jacob

[@d_camara]

Now jacob and 2018 jacob with higher pitched voice

[@bigyoshi5170]

Vamsters are simply the universe’s greatest gift because they’re so adorable and- *OH I’M STUNNED BY THEIR CUTENESS HELP!*

[@emperortime4380]

My favorite thing about this video that brings me joy is how pedantic Jacob sounds when he brings up game mechanics to explain ordinary concepts. Like when Emma said gnolls are scary and he’s like “They can be scary, but they don’t have a fear aura like some other things do.” This gave me life.

“You installed it on my computer and I still haven't played it.” me and my sister with EVERYTHING “Im installing this so you play it.” “No. Why. HOW DO YOU KNOW MY PASSWORD?!” “Shut up and play the fun game.” *never plays it*

[@CooperAATE]

Your sister hates you.

[@AgentParsec]

Rust Monsters used to be much scarier in 3rd edition. In 5e, they can't affect magical items, but in 3e, they could.

[@M_Alexander]

I feel like _everything_ was scarier in 3e

[@Inkspeckle]

21:00 the story was probably the one of the ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus, who was allegedly killed by a turtle which was dropped on his head by an eagle, who mistook his bald head for a rock to crack the turtle shell open on

[@Ciofey]

To use an intellect devourer against a low-level party, have the brains trade places. The hero suddenly sees everything with 60' blindsight, from the ground, since the intellect devourer was hiding under a bush / behind a rock. They would be unable to be able to "hear" what people say, by listeningen to them telepathically (also 60'), but the PC would not know that is what they are doing, nor would they automatically know that they can only talk using telepathy, or how to do this, presenting an interesting challenge, as opposed to."Int save, you dead." Meanwhile, the intellect devourer occupying the brainspace of the PC will try to blend in, and be very positive about killing that intellect devourer hiding in the bush over there "before it attacks us". At least, if the hero is killed by their friends, it will be a memorable death. Otherwise it will be good opportunities for roleplay and cleverness.

[@Ciofey]

Also Rust Monster jazz drummer now exists in my homebrew.

[@cameronhayward7858]

12:18 This is somehow not as crazy as how hyenas are ACTUALLY born. iykyk

[@Reyn_Roadstorm]

Yeah, during that one I was thinking "Given what I know about how hyena's are born, I do NOT want to think about a gnoll bei- eww eww eww OWWWW!!!"

[@derekstein6193]

If I recall correctly, that only applies to spotted hyenas. Other hyena female lack pseudopeni.

[@LadyShinga]

y'all make me miss my siblings, you're so much fun as a team

[@spyjockey8298]

I love that this went from a goofy video to also just us recognizing that Emma has a REALLY good knack for creative descriptions and story-building. You guys rock!

[@bl3993]

Legend says that it was the ancient Greek philosopher Aeschylus that died when an eagle dropped a tortoise on his head believing his head was a rock.

[@WorldSerpentPlays]

Fun fact - Not all Rakshasa have backwards hands, in fact there is an entire table of what kind of, in laymens terms, a mark of evil, that they can have OTHER then having backwards hands.

[@roriksavant]

Source?

[@derekstein6193]

​@@roriksavant I would like to know that, too. In both 3/3.5 and 5e, rakshasa were always described as having reversed hands, as they were a clear giveaway as to their identities (when not shape changed) to those well-informed.

[@matheusfiorelli8829]

"this is getting out hand, now theres 2 of them" 😂🤣😅

[@barbecuesos6242]

this gal should write the stat blocks for 5.5

[@derekstein6193]

Eh, a little hit and miss. Much like 5.5e, now that I think about it.

[@AtelaLafford]

31:50 emma needs to keep COOKING

[@rylander1235]

please do more of these i was enthralled the whole time, Emma is cracked at making cool monster concepts

[@ginny4000]

Just got to the part about Rakshasa and wanted to say that the Rakshasa of DnD are not directly translated from those in Hinduism and Buddhist mythology; they only really share a name and have basically no crossover in their historic visual representations! They only share a few details in their character, like prowess with illusion or want to devour humans. The Rakshasa of DnD are more directly linked with a hacky 70's supernatural detective show, where the monster of the week was called a Rakshasa and looks very similar to that which we see in DnD today. It's a very common misconception to link the DnD Rakshasa with the mythological one, so I just wanted to clear that up :) (if you see this anyway :'3 )

[@iryef5514]

you guys are so much alike and watching you interact is so cute. this is comfort food for my brain

[@zixserro1]

I haven't looked at the Tarrasque stat block in a while. That thing used to also have regenerative abilities, where it'd regain, like, 40 HP at the end of its turn or something like that. Kids today just don't understand what us 3.5 people had to go through...

[@M_Alexander]

What's even the point if it doesn't constantly regenerate from the smallest fraction?

[@jaruwokk]

All damage to it was nonlethal, and the only way to kill it was to knock it out with nonlethal to -10 and use wish or miracle.

[@stickjohnny]

A level 1 arracocra PC can easily solo it.

[@M_Alexander]

@@stickjohnny "easily" is a strong word

[@stickjohnny]

@@M_Alexander level 1 cleric, take sacred flame Fly around and cast it about 600 times an hour. Extra crispy terrasque.

[@doobnnoob]

I want an entire campaign but written in the style of Emma who just looked at a picture of each monster you're supposed to fight. everything else is the same, but the monsters are trying to suck your organs out and freaky af

[@Skeleton_Archer]

I was like Gordon Ramsey when I seen this thumbnail scrolling thru endless trash and then FINALLY, some good fucking food

[@Titan55555]

The best part of dnd is whatever Emma says these things do, they can just do in their game

[@GamerX1210]

Nooooooo way that is a different human being

[@TF2CrunchyFrog]

Piercers sure have changed appearance from AD&D 2nd Edition/D&D 3.5 (where they looked more like a conically elongated limpet with a rock-like rigid pointy armored shell that pierced their victims when it fell on them, and were hanging down from a cave roof where they attached with tentacles, and could sense vibrations) to D&D 5E (slimy wiggly worm-like creature with no hard shell but tiny wiggly legs on the side and an eye). 5E did in fact keep the Piercer's description text verbatim from 2nd/3.5 Edition's Monster Manuals... but the 5E artwork doesn't match anymore. The "larva of Ropers" concept is new, though, I think...

[@e-mon239]

Jacob slowly losing hope with the rust monster is so funny to me. They really are the perfect pair!

[@edgard142ndofwelshdale7]

11:29 Ooh, my kettle is done!

[@Zobberi1]

Emma its been 3 minutes into the video you can't do this to me. Every time these 2 are on my screen its impossible to not laugh

[@snowboundwhale6860]

Honestly though giving the Rust Monster the ability to rub it's legs/ antenna to produce sound like how crickets rub their legs seems like a cool addition. Like harsh metal scrapping noises that hurt the ears to distract/ inconvenience their targets, perhaps even able to drown out verbal components of spells if you wanted to be really mean.

[@jonathanstern5537]

Idea: Storm Tarrasque. It uses the same stats as the regular Tarrasque, but has the following. Passive: Shocking Skin: Their skin crackles with energy, anyone who attacks it with a natural weapon or unarmed attack takes 1d10 lightening damage. Wings of Wind: They have a fly speed of 40ft. Active: Vacuum Cyclone: They inhale massive gulps of air causing a vacuum affect causing everything to enter their mouth. All creatures within 30 ft must make a DC16 STR saving throw or be moved 15 feet toward the Tarrasque's mouth. If the target enters the Tarrasque's gaping maw, they are treated as having been swallowed. Recharges on a 5 or 6. Thunderous Stomp: The Tarrasque stomps on the ground causing a deafening explosion of thunder. As an attack, the Tarrasque may perform this once per round. All creatures within 10 feet of the Tarrasque take 3d10 Thunder Damage. Lightening Breath: Even the Storm Tarrasque's breath crackles with the fury of nature. The Tarrasque breathed out a 30ft cone of lightening dealing 10d10 lightening damage on a failed DEX Save (DC 16), save for half. Recharges on a 6.

[@tymisfit8429]

waiting for the d&d movie analysis and if it makes sense in game, also you two remind me of me and my sister immaculate vibes

[@cptncutleg]

I burst out laughing at the Texan Gnoll. In our PF2E campaign, a friend is playing a Gunslinger Gnoll with a Texan accent and a Ten-Gallon Hat. Alongside my Londoner Dwarf, we play bad cop bad cop.

[@matthewhamlin392]

I love how the fast forward scene she was getting bored of you explaining. Her reaction was like can we get on with this.

[@DimaJeydar]

The best part of the video is Emma’s absolutely rad design ideas! I’m stealing the “cut off and sew back your hand to gain twisted magic” thing!

[@Fwaffy88]

Please make another one of these XD I love seeing you and your sister together! It's so wholesome~

[@Tototoron]

Hope you guys had a merry Christmas and yall have a great new year, your contents always been a highlight to my days and I find myself rewatching your vids just because I know they’re funny and make me smile :))

[@matthieutankol2681]

Really enjoying the vid, great fun to watch!. Liking the content in general, happy holiday season to all.

[@2Draptor]

Like the idea of Emma making up abilities and lore of random creature art and Jacob writing the stat blocks.

[@SkeleMann]

I dig the feather effect to make it seem like there are two different yous, and the prop piercings stayed on really well, real eye for quality^^ 😭

[@FlamingBlaz3]

imagine the minecraft dripstone caves but its just an insane amount of piercers of varying sizes, all guarding an ancient wizards tomb so there is a reason to go into the freaky cave

[@DStrong1080]

I would like to have seen Jacob's face when he's editing this or rewatching it, and see the look on his sister's face at 7:39 when he says "It's can swallow"....

[@faerlabaermar]

The second a devil was mentioned I was wondering to myself how long it would be before Zariel came up. Lo and behold lmao. I literally said out loud during the fast forward sequence: "OH NO, you've encountered his hyperfixation!"

[@zerada00]

lmao couldn't stop laughing while watching this, if you can persuade her to do more of this it would be amazing

[@TheKarishi]

"That's Ed from The Lion King" reminded me of those vocoded "Who are smash bros characters - wrong answers only" memes. Definitely was on the right track with Rakshasa. He will absolutely try to rizz you up. I feel weird about the fact that you explained what a Tarrasque is without once mentioning Godzilla.

[@kalisstah]

I love how she calls the terrasque a diner-saur! I think I'll use that as the reference for people to call it if I ever put it in my game.

[@MrDeatrich]

12:15 "The most basic type" Soooo...they're regular gnolls regular gnolls, regular gnolls regular gnolls 🎶🤘

[@Tastylettuce12]

There's no tism quite like the sibling-tism.

[@henryhere]

KZbin has blessed my laundry doing experience

[@pwnorbepwned]

My favorite rakshasa is the one from that official artwork for the books, hey Sarah Robinson, that you see minis for. The buff and shirtless one with baggy pants, a sick dagger, and blue flames around his claws. Rakshasa are supposed to be secretive, refined manipulators, and this guy’s out here throwing hands like a mystic monk of some sort. He is not a normal rakshasa, yet his image is used as the stock for many of them. Who is he? Why is he cool?

[@TheArtisticGamer7]

You could not be more identical to your sister. Are you twins? Clones? Alternate universe Doppelgangers that had their realities merged?

[@jasonkeith2832]

A failed duplication spell by the Wizard.

[@malogranatum4914]

The moment I heard Jacob mention “yagnoloth,” I knew *exactly* what he was wanting to show Emma 😂

[@Jalbert1989]

Scatting was a bold choice to finish the video, surely xD Emma is great, I love when you make videos with her!

[@Jalbert1989]

And I agree, the lore she creates is super interesting.

[@IamArock22]

Glad we're getting more content of Jacob and his clone

[@DefHalan]

So when will we get a one shot from your sister where she only has pictures of monsters to guess what they do?

[@VashTheAnimelover]

Emma is right about the reverse hands making magic twisted and unpredictable. In some ofthe indian lore, the way you can tell someone is a Rhakshasa and the reason they are so terrifying is because their swordsmanship is nigh impossible to fight against because all their movements are opposite of what you expect them to be and it makes them incredibly deadly fighters, basically making it so the more training you have, the harder they become to fight. It's a shame they lost this part of the lore transitioning to DnD cause I always thought it was really neat. Note that Rhakshasa lore is marked significantly by the fact it was mostly spread through oral tradition and through a *very* large area and so there's no one consensus on what their defining traits are. Like how their name means 'save me' or something to that effect because that's what the God who originally created them cried when they attacked and tried to eat him. But because of that name some myths started painting them as guardian spirits and brave warriors which seems to have happened largely because of misunderstandings based only on their name.

[@H0T_Cheese]

So nice of Emma to let her clone show her all his silly creatures

[@omni-nerdno7191]

Jacob you definitely said cawks there

[@kobzinfinity]

laughing so hard at her description of Meeb, the Piercer

[@Denissium]

WOTC HAS to contact Emma! The lore and ideas are flying like crazy

[@envymordecai4429]

“That’s Ed, from The Lion King.” Genuinely one of the most accurate descriptions of a Gnoll I’ve ever heard.

[@malcolmsilva]

21:00 that story is of an ancient Greek named Aechylus. But the story is it was an eagle that dropped it on his head, and that's how he died (allegedly).

[@MagickGOATee]

The best way to deal with a rust monster besides fighting is with some shiny ball bearings or some cheap iron shavings 😉 a new use for your games should you encounter this creature to distract it or maybe befriend it like a pet?

[@firekirby123]

Little sad he didn't bring up that piercers are the larval forms of ropers. Getting into a fight with both of them working in tandem is *terrifying,* because the roper can just grab you and keep you in place for the piercers to drop on you with advantage to hit, dealing a bunch of extra damage during the fight.

[@Shield_OW]

tldw: [ has no idea what monster does ] [ invents mad lore ] [ jacob freaks out ]

[@mihochicoine127]

Intellect devourer town would be like the monsters in the first live action Scooby Doo movie

[@mihochicoine127]

The tarrasque used to have damage reduction/epic and had like regeneration 50 back in 3.5

[@samilles472]

When you said the Gnoll's are in their Tool phase I just thought of a bunch of Gnolls listening to Tool.

[@Combat-Titan]

How can Emma just spit out great ideas for monster characters?!

[@lkim100]

wow, i can actually see the resemblance, which is surprisingly rare among siblings. you two have identical facial structure. also cool vid.

[@jaku86]

Started this video and i when expected it to end, i was pleased to see it was a longer video.

[@carltongannett]

They parents really said “the first one was great can I just get another?”

[@014matt]

I love how when you two are on camera together, the single brain cell you share gets overwhelmed and turns you both into little gremlins.

[@Tijl96]

For the rust monster: some metals like aluminium or titanium actually have oxides (rust) that strongly bind to the metal (if you scratch it off it reforms, kinda self healing) and are harder than the metal itself (good for sharp objects). So if you made a weapon or armour out of that or out of gold (which doesn’t really rust) would it be useful to fight the rust beast with it?

[@msalisbury]

The story about the guy who got killed by a dropped turtle I’ve heard was about the Ancient Greek playwright Aeschylus!

[@kappad3682]

I knew of the roper but not of the piercer, with it looking like a worm I thought it to be a burrowing monster and when you pointed out the second mouth I was like "ooh it eats dirt to move through the ground with one mouth and then it resurfaces like a whale to spit dirt and/or eat you with its upper mouth". I was way off lmao but honestly that's a nice idea if I can say so myself

[@urielseptim5956]

Emma should write Morkborg lore, coz all that is metal af

[@wilsonaguiar4646]

Rust monster is the bane of my existence. They nerfed it because in 3e it would just rust anything metal immediately making it useless. It's the only monster that when the DM shows it, I meta game and just like "Nope, I'm out." 😂

[@derekstein6193]

Even though they weren't particularly tough themselves, a 3.5e rust monster could get a disintegration spell thrown at it by the wizard and everyone else in the party would say it was warranted. When one of those things could destroy a Ring of Three Wishes with just a touch, Fireball isn't enough.

[@wilsonaguiar4646]

@@derekstein6193 Exactly!

[@Leinad2Hearts]

My therapist: Female Jacob isn't real, she can't hurt you. This video: