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When The Dungeon Master Broke Our Minds With A Terrifying Horror Campaign | Narrated D&D Story

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Well that gave me some serious chills...

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20 Comments

@TheKiza02 5 years ago

Ngl, as soon as I heard the words "mediocre twaddle" I was instantly in the mindset of "you deserve everything that's about to freak you out"

@gabababmacdorf6005 5 years ago

"he made huge worlds and turned us loose in them, but we preferred adventure modules" what an embarrassing thing to say.

@MrSamuel2808 5 years ago

BRO!!! THEY DIDNT BREAK THE ELF'S BOARDS THEY BROKE HIS LEGS!!! Holy shit that whole campaign was the players thinking they did one thing and doing something else. How much you wanna bet the orcs were actually just bandits not zombies!?

@kenesthor 5 years ago

Not paying attention to descriptions, resorting to violence at the first opportunity and messing up with friendly npcs.

The classic tale of a great DM giving a lesson to Murderhobos. That poor DM deserves a better group.

@vaulthunterfromterra4053 4 years ago

So basically, the “Marching Powder” made their previous characters go completely insane.

@Crown_Prince_Of_Ruin 5 years ago

"The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear, and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown."- H.P Lovecraft. This DM obviously has mastered fear.

@luigidreemurr6034 5 years ago

You took the elf's planks and broke them then he refused to walk. You found his corpse with broken legs. I think they were already gone before they got to the town. But the whole thing. And dying from their previous characters. Truly amazingly horrifying. It's art to be sure and scarring how it will stay with those players forever.

@battyrae1398 5 years ago

It's a little odd for me to hear someone to say that their DM is like tolkein as an insult. Mate do you realise how many ppl would kill for this?

@thecharmingone3931 5 years ago

“The women’s hair were black tongues. Tongues which we got accustomed to last night.”
With all the grim happenings in the campaign, that was the only part I laughed at.

@logancherrington813 5 years ago

The elf guy gave me chills when he was first described and even more so when I realized the dm never said there were any planks nearby

@derrickjamesjr733 5 years ago

I truly just want to be a player at that man's table that was incredible

@Greatfang1319 5 years ago

Terrified players? ✅
Atmospheric conditions? ✅
Great role play from DM? ✅
Change of pants? ✅✅

@Astarohath 5 years ago

had to watch twice to realise... The starved corpse of an elf with broken legs, clearly an orcs' work.
the elf of whom they'd broke the planks he wanted to walk on.
"The mook would just sit down, and started crying after that."

@MarkATorres1989 5 years ago

"Blood for the Blood God."
Wait wrong system.
. . .
It was the cocaine!

@FedralBI 5 years ago

This one is even worse than the False Hydra story for messing with the player's minds. Well done.

@SAI-Max_D 5 years ago

Methinks that "marching powder" might've had some unforeseen side-effects...

(Hears hoping the writer of this story managed to reconcile with their DM)

@jamesvaldez502 4 years ago

Wow. Such depth. First, unnerve them. Then, place them in a false sense of security, after that terrify them with gruesome imagery and disgust as you break down their sense of security and comfort and replace it with horror that surrounds you. And finally break them with the horror of letting them know all that they had mistakenly done. Let them know they were the monsters and they created an evil that was not only responsible for this savage massacre but also the the butchering of their new characters. All while being explained in great, intricate detail to enhance the imagery. Bravo!

@kevingubernatis3324 5 years ago

I cannot believe that the players in this situation didn't notice that no one was attacking them. It should have easily tipped them off but something was amiss. Even if they're unspeakable horrors that are twisted and wearing the skins of humanoids, if they clearly mean you no harm, then why are you killing them? What those players were killing wasn't just the monsters that they thought they saw, it was the disgust with themselves for having laid with them.