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I also decided to roll just in case Flicker decides to help at any point and er...

Flicker got a 5. I could use my inspiration to reroll but I'm not going to in case I need it in the near future... plus, I feel it makes sense since Flicker is currently preoccupied with trying not to fight Gorgash.

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Flicker felt their jaw clench at Gorgash's comment, though they weren't entirely sure why. They hadn't really worshiped Corellon - or any god, for that matter - since their early teens. Maybe it was something left over from their upbringing, maybe it was knowing that this comment would deeply upset their religious mother, maybe it was despite their issues with the gods they were still grateful for the gift the Father of Elvenkind had grant them... or maybe they just really didn't like Gorgash and were looking for an excuse to throw him out the window. "Hey, I have a better idea, why don't I throw you out of this tavern and the kid can have your seat?" Flicker muttered, a couple more sparks sputtering out from their hair.

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Because we are technically in initiative now, are any of us not in the fight allowed to post?

Di'Siveks: Adventure (A D&D 5E Game)

Flicker needs a T-shirt that says "You're talking a lot of shit for someone within Produce Flame range".

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Hmmmmmmmm.....

Flicker is not sure if they want to intervene, this whole situation is stupid.

...

Also, they really just want to set fire to Gorgash right now.

Flicker: Yes, step all over my religious trauma, see what happens.

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Was very tempted to have Flicker sarcastically say to Aura "You, a troublesome kid? No, would never have believed it" but decided they probably wouldn't do that... at least not right now.

Also would have been very hypocritical of them to do so.

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Flicker had been waiting to see what their party would say or do before doing anything, when a patron from one of the other tables - another orc, interestingly enough - stood up at confronted the boy. The flames forming around Flicker's head died down as their hair returned to normal, their anger Gorgash temporarily forgotten as they were faced with a more immediate problem. "Okay, we are not doing this," they muttered. They held up their hand towards the new orc as if motioning them to halt. "Can you not start anything, please? This is ridiculous and not worth having an actual fight over."

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

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No need. There's already a realm of clowns in D&D. It's called Clownspace and it's where space clowns come from.

@rush99999

... You know what, I'm not even surprised anymore.

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

Introducing a new Plane into DnD canon: the Plane of Clowns. It's fairly self-explanatory.

The Wild Beyond Witchlight

Or play a clown in my up and coming Planescape campaign that I'm going to be launching soon. The campaign itself has nothing to do with clowns, you can just be a clown in the Planes. Nothing will go wrong, I swear.