DM of the Rings Remastered LXXXVIII: An Unexpected Maneuver

By Peter T Parker Posted Sunday Sep 15, 2024

Filed under: DM of the Rings Remaster 4 comments

Yeah, so this strip should really come before the earlier one where Gimli is already fighting on the causeway. I can’t help it if I don’t think these up in chonological order. Actually, I didn’t think about the Dwarf-tossing bit until people started talking about it in the comments and I realized it was an Anticipated Event.

– Shamus, Apr 16, 2007

 


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4 thoughts on “DM of the Rings Remastered LXXXVIII: An Unexpected Maneuver

  1. Gargamel Le Noir says:

    Mocking the GM for allowing it while still in mid air is braver than charging the orcs itself!

  2. Olivier FAURE says:

    Yeah, letting the players get away with this without at least one skill check is weak DMing.

  3. Sprunki says:

    The comic has drawn discussion in the comments, with readers joking about how bold the players were and critiquing the GM for not demanding a roll mid?maneuver .

  4. Yan Wang says:

    The remastered panels make the pacing of the table conversation much easier to follow. The same principle matters in gameplay videos: readable captions help viewers keep track of names and jokes, and FacelessVideos offers an AI Caption Generator for that workflow.

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