When the players don't pay attention in D&D - Big Reveal

Some players are just never paying attention when playing D&D. Even in the big reveals!


SERIES PLAYLISTS

[kitamwilliams]

“You took everything from me”
“I don’t even know who you are” 🤷🏽‍♂️

Ben probably skipping important dialogue again

[mavor]

Roll initiative part was absolutely the best. No excess acting needed, just pure on-point comedy. :)

[yoshidollface]

"AH forget it, roll initiative" I have said that exact sentence as a DM before. There's times where the only way your players will learn is through anguish. So be it 😈

[Vermouth_]

RIP Crunch, he's going to roll initiative with a disadvantage for pissing off the DM.

[ricoaioa]

When DM "Roll initiative" with murder in his eyes, shit's about to go down 😂

[Vermouth_]

I see Rob's channeling his frustration as a DM in this skit LOL
Also, Alan!!

[FedralBI]

As a DM of 40+ years experience, I can say that I felt every moment of Alan's pain.

[ramirezthesilvite]

I'm surprised Ptargrim didn't die in this episode. If he had, I'm certain his identical brother Qiargrim would avenge him.

[ScottyRage]

I love that Rob is a PC in this series, and Alan is the DM, when, in the actual D&D campaign, Greg seems to hardly know what's happening half the time! lmao! But seriously, you guys are amazing, and it's great to see Alan finally show up in person and not just in voice overs! Long live VLDL!

[bretsheeley]

DM: "And for his first attack of the fight, you get hit for 6 points of damage."
Crunch: "..."
DM: "Crunch!"
Crunch: "What? Sorry? What was that?"
DM: ".... I said you just failed your third death save."
Crunch: "Huh? Oh. Damn."

[TheRealZulu]

Crunch: Why are we rolling for initiative?
DM: Because Peter Von Stadberry is attacking you.
Crunch: Why, we just met the guy?

[endzionegaming]

I now want to make a wizard with dementia who will periodically forget what he’s doing during combat and just wander off

[RobertAniFreak]

Gaming story writer : I spend days, weeks, Months developing this world, creating the characters and connections so the player can immerse themselves in this magical world of...
Player: Skip
Few minutes later, Wow I sure wish I knew who this guy is

[mynameisrowanandimamodel.]

FINALLY ALAN FINALLY SHOWED UP IN THE D&D SKITS!!!

[austinwagner]

DM: "Are you kidding? we went over this for like 45 minutes before we started!"
Boger: "I dont much care for your tone, and I am feeling a bit confused. Frenzied rage"

[jimmy]

"Forget it! Roll initiative!" <-- Therein lies the frustration of every DM

[viperousone]

OMG.. literally every time I have something massive to drop on players that incorporates something they wrote into their backstory... this is the situation. They don't even remember that chapter while I've lovingly recreated it for them in glorious detail, lol. Oh man... well done guys, as always.

[william_hartman]

I love how they break out of the character's voice/accent to signify the player is talking OOC. Alan did a great job going in and out of character to show the DM's struggle.

[lupus]

"Who are you and what have you done with the children?"
"I am Greg and give children for a fishinglesson to Baelin. So! Welcome to the Dungeon of Honeywood."

[MomoCoverMusic]

Can I just mention that it is absolutely genius that Alan is the BBEG of the story after he was the disembodied DM-voice in the first episode? (And since he's asking for the initiative roll he obviously still is)