D&D Robot Chicken, Part 10

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Published 2010-02-23

Watch the writers of Robot Chicken play a little D&D! When Dan Milano, Zeb Wells, Tom Root, Doug Goldstein, and Kevin Schinick headed into Undermountain, the dice and the cameras were rolling....

All Comments (21)

@HotaruZoku 13 years ago

I love how fast that guy can incentivise the action. "We KNOW what's down there..." Without missing a beat "Who KNOWS what treasure your missing down there...."
@Quicksilver135 12 years ago

lol I love Zeb's reaction when the team wanted to base all of their strategy on the flamethrower haha.
@MELraiders 11 years ago

"I guess, if these shields are buried with the dwarves, we should go down to the grotto." ...thus leaving the tomb and entering a natural cavern. That logic makes sense...
@MrWhite5150Duke 14 years ago

A very fun part of the game, is just sitting around, shooting the shit about the game. It can keep the mood where it should be. Fun and friendly.
@VexaPT 12 years ago

09:04 -" ... if were not in this grotto in 5 secs ... -" brilliant
@JamesRichardsPlays 11 years ago

I am always happy to see these podcasts. Reminds me of all the game sessions I've DM'd or participated in. LOVE it!
@Jetwolf 11 years ago

The flame thrower debate IS what its all about. Awesome.
@jkeuwk 14 years ago

I love how Zeb just sort of chimes in "wait, you guys want to WHAT?"
@FicticouslyFamous 12 years ago

They spent basically this whole episode deciding whether or not to take the flamethrower LOL
@Fjarhultian 13 years ago

Tenser's Floating soft landing, of course. You fail to appreciate the versatility!
@bengilmer 12 years ago

My favorite part: Zeb: "When we get to the end of this podcast, and we don't have a fucking shield, I want you guys to remember how much landscaping we did just so this flamethrower could follow us into the grotto, and I hope you guys are proud of yourselves."
@FrustratedFace 12 years ago

As a DM, I can attest the players DO get into 10 minute long discussions about situations FREQUENTLY
@Ozrender 12 years ago

some of the best games I have DM-ed have been with minimum dice rolling and lots of discussion. great stuff
@salsatheone 14 years ago

"Just to be clear, I hate you all" — Semi-sentient Ballistae with some attitude.
@markermage 13 years ago

I would have gone with "explore the places that are flamethrower accessible" plan. The grotto isn't going anywhere. You can come back to it later. And with everywhere else explored, you wouldn't need to worry about how to get the semi-sentient flamethrower out of the grotto. Well, you might want to bring it back out of the dungeon with you, but then you can just use whatever plan you had in mind for getting it up the stairs at the entrance, which was probably Tenser's Floating Disk.
@mattmdavid 14 years ago

I live for moments like these in D&D. :)
@tehredmage 14 years ago

It's always like this when the PC's finda kickass artifact of destruction.
@JackDigital 14 years ago

The last time we found an intelligent construct, he went rogue on us later on.
@bumblingberry 12 years ago

In many DnD adventures things are rarely what they seem.
@1Kinslayer 11 years ago

I think that the dungeon is mostly built for some other purpose, and that the entrance through the grotto is a collapsed part, so the fact that the dungeon with the statues is connected to the tomb is purely coincidence and luck.