In my most recent session, the druid was conversing with the fighter about the nature and habits of animals.

In my most recent session, the druid was conversing with the fighter about the nature and habits of animals.

In my most recent session, the druid was conversing with the fighter about the nature and habits of animals. Based on the discussion, I ended up taking the following notes:

– There is a lot of fish politics

– Octopuses have some loyalty, but not much

– Birds think they are better than everyone, they are dicks and have no loyalty

I just felt like that was worth sharing. This is often how my DW sessions go, and I love it.

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  2. Funny story, later in the session the druid turned into a sparrow to go hide an evil magic coin on a cliff face, with the result of a 5 on his shapeshift roll. He shifted, and was approached by a big-ass hawk 300 ft up. The hawk started with “Hey, you! Fucker! You’re in MY sky!”… the talk ended with the druid getting a chunk ripped from his wing, being forced back into human form, and falling from a great height into a ton of trees, breaking an arm, and taking a LOT of damage (he is lucky he lived).

  3. That’s good stuff 😉

    EDIT: How did you determine falling damage? I know there is a guide to calculating it based on a situation, but I recall d10 was deadly (iirc) – did you go with that, or did you do something else?

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