Casting Wish in Dnd #dungeonsanddragons #dnd #comedy

[poppasquata]

Kicking the barbarian out while everyone else works out the wish spell is the smartest thing this party has ever done

[envymordecai]

I saw a video from a campaign where one of the PC’s casually said “Wow, I wish I could fly.” Completely forgetting he had a Ring of Wishing they had acquired a few months before. The DM permanently changed his race to an Aarakocra.

[lazaruscain]

Note that he didnt say "I wish we /had/ Funyuns, " he said "I wish we /brought/ Funyuns."

The spell rewrote the timeline.

[gabrielgriffith]

The look of horror on the faces of the others has me dying.

[WeathermanEva]

The DM sighs and grabs his car keys to drive to the gas station for a bag of funyuns

[TheGameDocsBT]

The excitement at the end got me good 🤣🤣

[jaycenzimbeck]

You know Zach's acting is actually really good. Like, the way he has the bard look away from the camera at the mention of lost love is a perfect example of an understated acting style.

[ThatOneGuy-zndp]

How to keep campaigns going forever: have a barbarian in the next room and as soon as they come across the ability to finish their quest just say: “hey you can come in now” 😂

[zenderthedragon]

this is why as a wizard i always keep silence spell ready

[madammazon]

Man, I've watched several of these shorts and I've gotta say, you have a Gift for conveying the moments in DnD was accuracy! Both the emotional intensity as well as what it actually looks like! Thanks😂

[Jian]

And the fingers of the monkey paw curls... into a thumbs up.

[cosmicspaceorange]

The barbarian saved them all from fighting over the wish

[tomoyaokazaki]

I remember hearing this story about how there was a party who carried around this enchanted item without knowing what it was for, eventually, someone got around to just casually saying "I wish i knew what this item did" and the whole party heard "Its an item that grants wishes" as it turned to ashes.

[hades]

Fun fact: the song used as background, Hijo de la Luna, is THE song that inspired the whole plot for my DnD campaign (a bastard son of a king, who was afraid of showing him to the world because he looked anything like him... he was an aasimar.)

[mr.fghjkl]

My warlock just wants his family back but is likely to ask for enough money to buy a fleet of ships

[Deadleaves]

The barbarian saving them from a horrible timeline if they made any of the other wishes

[Mosi]

The bard took a second to think which one? 😂

[salamanteri_]

This tho. One of the sweetest DM things I've heard is to grant the party one Wish, but without telling them. The first time someone says "I wish..", you make it happen.

[LucisReality]

Crazy how the barbarian despite not being in the room at the time still got the magical feeling of being able to cast wish and he probably just ignored it

[lohunterbyron]

“I’ll Allow it” the DM says with a maniacal cackle.