DM of the Rings Remastered CXXXIX: Oh Boy Oh Boy Oh Boy!

By Peter T Parker Posted Sunday Nov 16, 2025

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-Shamus, Monday Aug 27, 2007

 


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5 thoughts on “DM of the Rings Remastered CXXXIX: Oh Boy Oh Boy Oh Boy!

  1. Olivier FAURE says:

    Yeah, I don’t know what the DM was hoping for. It’s a war scene, “suddenly something dangerous really wants to kill you” is pretty much expected.

  2. Penn says:

    This is one of my favourite strips of the run. :)

  3. ehlijen says:

    Huzzah! Gimli gets to use his +4AC vs giants!

    (That’s the most common reaction to trolls I recall from my 3.5 days)

  4. Cohasset says:

    You can’t blame them as orcs have been the vast majority of things they’ve encountered through this campaign and while that might be reasonable in Middle Earth it does get a bit dull fighting the same thing over and over in a D&D campaign. Also apparently all these orcs are rather easy that they can be regularly one-shot and are not using any kind of tactics to make the fights more interesting. That said as Shamus wrote earlier in the comic it can be very silly and illogical to fight a bunch of different creatures over the course of a dungeon where each room has a different type like some DMs do.

  5. PPX14 says:

    Getting to fight in general is a nice surprise in our campaign :D Yes! I get to use my powers! Oh, recharge on Long Rest… recharge on Short Rest, have I done either of those since 6 sessions ago when we had the last fight.

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