2:21 Thank you.

I actually did the same thing i made a dwarf in a game i dont remember the name of it was new for its time and not d&d and i made a dwarf wizard who was so good at chaos magic that it was actually dangerous to cast it and while fighting an ogre i turned the entire universe into a tree game over.

This is great but, You call that tarrasque a problem HA I unleashed a dark lord AND a god of the underworld in one campaign , I screwed up

The god is named Akuma and the dark lord is the lord of light

Remember: Drink and cast spells responsibly

thank you for a great luaghter it was hilarious

oof

2:38, so... A gathering of magic one might say? O:-)

Oh no oh no oh no oh no that’s horrible! But still kinda funny how it all played out 😂 I’ve never played DND but it sounds like loads of fun and after this vid, I want to play it even more! If I ever do, I hope I don’t mess up like this 😂

I've always wanted to try dnd but it looks really complicated

I saw that shadow over the city and, as a fellow DM, could not empathize enough. We all know that ridiculous thing. Poor Felix XD

wow Just wow though it was not your fult

Sips= Abu

Look who I keep in my closet is my business!

DND jaiden rip-off

I was sneaking around with my brother Stefan somethin or other and Nedda the rouge is sneaking around trying to hide from the enemies when bbbbrrrrriiinnnggg Stefan the bards leyer (i don't know if I spelled that right ) to off showing the enemies when we where.

My party accidentally destroyed Chicago last month by ineptly sabotaging an FTL drive. The city got sucked into a micro black hole and everybody with line of sight to the event got cancer from Hawking radiation. 'Bout 20 million dead ^^;

Lol... Funny

We accidently let the big baddy kill all humans Thanos style

Level 30

Please ask Felix to post this campaign it sounds awesome

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I mean, it kinda makes no sense. Why would a city with such a connection to magic not have any protection against anti-magic in any form. Why would noone try to counterspell. What city would be so fragile as to be able to be destroyed, accidentally, by a normal level character.

thumbs up for the comments :D I didn´t know you could kill stuff with a portal to the positive energy plane XD

Love the animation, I saw your collab with puffin forest , loved it

I've only been playing dnd for 1 and a half months

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What happens when an agro deviljho meets a really mad tarrasque?

5:21 PERMANENT DEAD

That is the beginning of an AWESOME campaign! Post Apocalyptic? Try ACTIVE Apocalyptic! Go home, make 10 to 20 characters. You gonna need em

To be fair, the Tarrasque in 3.5 is only CR20. Most old dragons are stronger.

what wild magic surge table did you use cause i want to use that

Hey, you could have messed up worse. You could have been me, and when I *LITERALLY DESTROYED THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE 5 TIMES AND DIDN'T EVEN KNOW AND CREATED A EVIL RED WATER PIT AND MAKE HALF THE UNIVERSE CORRUPT!*

Oh my...

Ah well, if you're gonna mess up then mess up royally.

The moral of the story: play 5e, where wild magic isn’t that bad

I love your videos especially the dnd stories, they’re so great!

(Casts dead magic zone) Tarrasque: It’s free real estate.

Lololol

Permanent dead

I'm revisiting this episode and rewatching this all again. That being said I have noticed your art becoming better in fine detailing. I love watching your animations as well plz keep up the good work.

cthulhu is also going to do the same as that 8:50 or so paragraph

Wait, dancing lights is a cantrip, why would you need to roll for a surge? The players handbook says its only possible for sorcerers level 1 spell slots or higher

His name was Sips? ....did he have a friend named Sjiin?

Incredible XD

LoL XD

I think Spoony once mentioned that Tarrasque's early sheet had a curious rule that it could only be hit on natural 1. As in the only way you could hit it if you miss so catastrophically, that it's realitybending defence magic fails to perceive you as threat.

I'm rewatching this... and I'm like... pfffft. TPK'd the universe? With just a Terrasque?! Something happened in my own campaign nearly made the entire universe get the reset button, where the Fate's card from the Deck of Many Things was drawn to try and save our friend who I believe got the Void card. So that shenanigans happened. For context we had been approached by a near godly entity who gave us an ultimatum to work for him after killing his agent who stabbed my boy J'rel in the back. Wasn't fun. To make it short, the decision fell to our githyankee player who, feeling salty after losing his adopted daughter Misty, nearly chose to reset the universe, but ultimately took away a power our warlock had acquired that led to us being in this mess... ended up resetting most of the things that happened in the campaign, ultimately leading to us going from borderline evil party to good with a single lawful evil boi.

Could someone please explain to me how was the Terrasque set free by an accidental enchantment of a low-level money? Like, the magic is strong enough to hold the beast, but not strong enough to resist the anti-magic zone? And why was it even alive in the first place, if he was sp easily disposed of? And if they HAD to kill it, why wouldn't they even try to seal it again first? And how come the animals were still magical inside the bubble, instead of reverting back to common animals? I'm really confused.

Aqualunia Hey mate, first of all, thank you for your time and attention, I really do appreciate your response. Now, sorry for not making this clear, but I wrote this after watching this series to the point that the terrasque get killed and thing of the sort get explained. The monkey character is literally an enchanted monkey, rather then from a monkey race. Besides that, all animal people in town are revealed to be that. The Terrasque gets rather easily disposed of by the town's ruler, as shown in vid 2, I think? And, again, like both you n I said, how can wild magic be so powerful? I get that one has no control over it, but really? You can accidentally cast magic far beyond your own level?? That just doesnt seem to make sense to me .-.

In a dead magic zone, there isn't a resist chance or anything, magic just instantly and completely ceases to function in that area.As for why the terrasque was captured alive, It was likely easier to contain and restrain the terrasque than try to kill it, as they're incredibly hard to kill. I would imagine they (they meaning whatever townsfolk sealed it away at first) didn't try sealing it away again because their sealing magic no longer works in this area because of the dead-magic zone . I would also wager that the sealing magic takes some serious prep work too. Also, the player characters are WAAYYYYY too weak to even approach the terrasque, it would probably one-hit-kill them. As far as magic animals, I'm assuming you meant the monkey-person? (Correct me if I'm wrong) In this setting, different types of humanoids like that naturally exist, without any magic. There are cat-people, lizard-people, etc. They don't revert because that is their normal "default" form. If they were shapeshifted or something, then yeah, the dead magic area would revert them to normal. But for the monkey-person, that is his normal form. I hope this helps! ^.^

Did you seethe rolls? Did you see the table? Because I think your BFDM might have planned this. Cause 700 feet of Dead Magic Zone on wild magic is not something I can find in the 5e wild magic table, and with all the research I can muster, it's not something I can find in earlier editions either. There is a chance my eyes are just glazing over it, but I've read the 5e table like 3 times now looking for it, and I've read as man of the other tables I could find on the interwebs once each at least. This might have just been the Campaign as intended.

*slow clap* Well, at least it was over quickly! Love the animations

...OK then!

My group has done similar shit

In a campaign I'm in, I burned half the county (on accident), broke a magic door of a fort that housed a bunch of wizards (on accent) and put on a magic gauntlet to save my friends from a dragon......But it was actually a cursed item that is holding the soul of a demon and I cannot take it off. But I still remember to myself, "At least I didn't release a tarrasque."

I can’t lie, that’s some impressively bad karaoke 🤣, i haven’t played dnd before but now if I didn’t want to before I do now, but sadly all my friends are in different states, regardless, great story, the amount of things that went wrong is like a freaking cartoon and I love it 😂

my character was watching and was singing (i rolled a 7) and it took being hit with (as the dm described it) an 8 foot Christmas tree and being bitten to call for help. i was unconscious for a good 99% of the fight, he gained consciousness screaming "I WANT TO MURDER SOMETHING" and then proceed to heal himself. i was a "great" cleric that campaign

DnD= Dungeons aNd dragons or DiNgo Doodles

8:11 It's Godzilla.

What's a wold mage? Wall mage..? Enunciate, lol Completely staged in Vegas heck. Nedm who puts a tarrasque there and just randomly haaaappens to have this happen "randomly" is not following any of the rules in the books.

"The drinks are magic" The monkey that just got drunk by looking at the drink: "Ya think?"

At one point in their life my friend actually (surprisingly) summoned Satan... and her mom came in to check on her, and he just hid in her closet.... it was a weird story.... I’m not 100% sure if I believe it or not, but... it’s kinda funny if you think about it.

Wait this is your 1st video? If someone told me you were doing this for a few years they could’ve fooled me

i think its lvl 30?

this was awsome im going to totaly play a drunk wilde mage next time i make a new toon !!!!

When asked "what is a tarrasque" i just respond with "Godzilla's worst nightmare on coke" That said well done!

I accidentally killed my team via animate table

And the binging begins

How the hell did you find a karaoke bar in d&d!?

Sips. The real guy. The best guy.

10 months

No you didn't sing karaoke bad you casted magic knowing you're cursed. That's much worse.

So basically, you've killed us all

Well, that's a paddlin'

Did you name Sips after Yogscast Sips?! Cause Sips is the best!

Wow. That... that is epic! More stories please! ❤

At least it wasn't a Vampire demi-lich Tarrasque

i thought that 'no-magic zone' would cover the entire d&d campaign world you were in, and then destabilize the world or somethin'... but that. that is faaaar worse :>

also there are much worse things than the terrasque in d&d, case in point my player group when one of them gets a bright idea... I loathe being a DM sometimes

my players ko-ed Big T at level 8 by climbing up his ass and going through his eye... they then just wailed on his brain for a few turns till he collapsed. quick way passed DR, hit it in the brain directly. granted he wasnt dead, but if you can keep the dps going for all eternity somehow, hes not getting back up.

Use the magic jar spell and swap bodies with it, then you can become the tarrasque and the tarrasque's soul is stuck in a jar.

See, this is when I would move the tarrasque outside the quarter-mile diameter circle. It's a city, it's at least a mile across. Maybe the tarrasque is chained under a different part of it. Of course, my latest campaign world is dealing with the effects of the removal of ALL magic. EVERYWHERE. It's actually the premise of the campaign: restoring magic from its sources (a series of wells, each tied to one school of magic). And yes, there's a tarrasque in the world, and the players know roughly where, although their characters don't. The way things like this were handled is that creatures that defy normality, such as dragons, aboleths, and the Tarrasque, get their phenomenal powers is through a deep, natural attunement to magic. So, a Tarrasque in an anti-magic field, which merely blocks magic, will be fine; but a Tarrasque in an area permanently cut off from magic, like in this case, will be incapacitated until magic is restored (say, by the wells being restored, or in this case, a cult of the Tarrasque attempting to cart it out of the area). The group actually was fighting a dragon when the flow of magic was cut off, starting with their spells not working or ending prematurely, the dragon going to breathe fire and nothing coming out, and culminating with the dragon collapsing suddenly, its weight being too much for its legs to bear. Of course, repairing evocation before enchantment might have dire consequences for the city that uses enchanted dragons as a vital part of its infrastructure and labor force... They didn't do that, but there's other dependencies that should have fun effects.

This is my favorite video on youtube hands-down 😂

Thanks I haven’t seen my dad laugh that hard in ages

I managed to become the strongest entity in my DM's homebrew universe after breaking into a really "tough" vault that held a bunch of OP magical items, via the power of the consecutive natural 20. I tricked the 4 guards into leaving their position after rebounding from a failed attempt to seduce them. So the vault holding the world-ending items had 10 or so items, but only a few were truly amazing. One magical item was a stone that would cast the spell Wish without any requirements or stat penalties. And in theory, it wasn't monkey-pawed. ON TOP OF THIS, I gained a sword that cut through any matter, another sword that opened up portals to anywhere in the multiverse (Although I didn't get a chance to test the multiverse part of the sword), and a glove that basically gave me the Midas Touch. Along with a book that would grant me whatever knowledge I wanted via opening it up to a page. So infinite power, infinite knowledge, and the ability to mold reality itself whenever I desired. The campaign was two separate parties that were in the same world. The other party only had a magical artifact that allowed them to control aquatic creatures and couldn't lay a finger on me/my party. Needless to say that as soon as I made it clear that I would warp reality to obtain classic shonen anime stuff and erase any other player from existence if they went against me, my DM scrapped the campaign. I didn't necessarily intend on destroying the entire campaign and becoming the strongest non DM being in existence at first, but have you ever tried resisting the allure of game-breaking magical items? It's hard. So don't worry! Us universe destroyers stick together! P.S- Did I mention this was all in the first session at level 1?

Uh, what DM allows a level 1, in the first session, to break into a vault containing these mythical items? As far as I'm concerned, if a vault contains all that, it should take more than a nat 20 to open it.

I dont even play D&D

This is why you dont give in to peer pressure kids.

Felix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYlCryviABU

Bravo

Um... you were playing 3.5, right? A Tarrasque is a CR 20, so that's right. The stats on it... are more terrifying than whatever it was you got the stats from. A Tarrasque has 48d10+594 HP (Average HP is 858) for a max HP of 1,074. It's bonuses to hit are +57, and it has an AC of 35, DR of 15/Epic, SR of 32 and a regeneration rate of 40HP/round.

Whomst the f*CK attacks with +47?

Almost as bad as the time I brought a building down while trying to pick up a candy bar (real life btw, not dnd... I... a ACTUALLY made a building collapse... that was a bad day)

Wut

OMG I've had several people tell me about this story independently of one another and I've always found it hilarious and now I found the source by myself

wow. You achieved Apocalypse How (refer to tv troops if you don't know what that is) of presumably Galactic scope and Species Extinction severity... Granted, I think I was anticipating slightly worse, but still, the chain of events that led to this... Just... Just... who keeps a *ducking* Tarrasque under their city?! Or even builds anything above planet eating abomination?!!

I keep Satan in the closet.

Why did you make your avatar like 200 lbs lighter than you actually are?

What race is sips

Hello there, can you list me the chart Felix uses? I plan on using it for my own campaign. I am running a DM Deck of Many Things called the Deck of Fates, and one of the Neutral effects is that all player magic (like 80% of the party) has a chance of going Wild.

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7:58 i just knew as soon as i looked at that pic i knew it was a Tarasque

Did you forget to mention that the tarasque heals 40 hp every turn no matter what, EVEN IF IT'S DEAD, or is that just a 5th edition thing?