Jeff's comment is a treasure trove for high school SAT words. It's pretty impressive

@Adam used egregious twice, though.

:D

ha, my old first real boss used to live here

@Adam Indeed...

@NautArch Yes he did. I'll give it a 99% then. 100% would be no repeats.

@Adam Is that a score or a percentile? :)

A score, most certainly :p

> These guys are adorable! Love the variety in shapes too!

What do you mean variety? It's the same one!

there are actually several different ones

they are all different shapes

It still makes me sad when the top comment on threads like this encourage killing another PC in revenge instead of talking.

@CTWind I mean....the time for anyone to say "this is not the right level of pvp for our table" had already come and gone, imho, when the DM allowed a PC to kill another PC's pet. I don't like that level of pvp at D&D sessions, but the bar has been set.

It's never too late to say "Hey, wait, this isn't what I signed up for."

well, if you are playing a henchman to a supervillain it might be too late to say that somewhere along the line

but none of us are doing that XD :P

Well, I always suggest making things as clear as reasonably possible to both the DM and other players, but this scenario just screams 'that's the bar'.

@BESW Also, cool movie-line response to that: "No, but sometimes, its too early."

@CTWind I mean, reddit is what it is.

@Miniman A thing I avoid whenever possible?

@BESW I have done this myself and it's worked well.

I talked with you about the scenario mood handling, and separately the character you ran, and you listened and understood and took my feedback on and I was happy with that.