DUNGEON DUNCE PRESENTS: BELIEVE IT OR REGRET IT!

Shocking But Definitely True Tales From the Realms of Legal Grey Area!*

(*Truth levels may vary depending on alcohol content.)

  • In the legendary realm of Forgotten Lunches (somewhere near Forgotten Realms), a bard once seduced a gelatinous cube by writing a love ballad in Ooze Dialect. Their relationship ended when the bard got absorbed during a slow dance.

  • In the Drenched Swamps of Dragonlance, adventurers found Raistlin’s Original Baby Blanket, which reportedly whispers spells in its sleep and smells faintly of bitter disappointment. It’s now a prize on a kender’s scavenger hunt list.

  • Somewhere in Greyhawk, a rogue pulled off the perfect heist by bluffing an entire dragon lair into thinking he was their new HR manager. The performance review documents alone could level a city.

  • The kingdom of Eberrunch once held The Great Mage-Off, where Artificers built a self-playing lute that only plays Stairway to Sigil, the infernal version. It’s now banned in every tavern with ears.

  • In the radiant lands of Planescape Mall, a warlock once made a pact with a sales demon for 20% off cursed athleisure wear. Now every pair of pants casts Darkness once per day, but only in inconvenient public places.

  • In The Underdumb, drow society collapsed for 72 hours after someone swapped Lolth’s Spider Throne for a Reclining Comfy Chair of Mild Sedation. Political recovery is ongoing, but the chair was elected Minister of Relaxation.

  • In Ravenloft Estates, Strahd once threw a vampire prom. The punch was just blood, the punchline was also just blood, and the afterparty included an undead kazoo band called "Bite Me Maybe." Critics called it "A Soul-Sucking Good Time."

  • In Spelljammer Ship Lot C, a beholder attempted to open a drive-thru potion stand but failed when customers kept driving into its anti-magic field and forgetting why they were there. The stand now exclusively sells beholder selfies and emotionally manipulative bumper stickers.

  • In the desert of Dark Sunburn, a fighter accidentally invented sunscreen by falling into a vat of melted mimic goo. The goo grants SPF 1,000, but it also hisses insults and tries to eat your towel.

  • And finally, in the legendary World of Basic, where every adventurer starts their career, a brave party once slayed a dragon by distracting it with a sock puppet performance of "Hamilton." The sock puppets were later knighted.

Believe it? Regret it? Either way, your GM is already writing these down.


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