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Sweep them off their feet with this one easy D&D&D&D&D rules hack!!

203 upvotes • r/DnDcirclejerk

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[WP] The researcher was excited when her team first dug up the ancient ruins. She was ecstatic when the found the tomb, with still-legible writings from the lost civilization. She was thrilled when they found the key to translating them. Then she was terrified - the last word there was her own name.

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[SP] A story where trust is the wrong answer.

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[WP] Everyone knew to fear the roar of an interstellar trade ship’s engine, but few actually remembered what one sounded like

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[SP] Use all three of these randomly generated words as the topic of your piece. "Soul", "Offensive", "Paint"

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[WP] You are falling, falling. They told you not to stand so close to the edge, and they were right. This is the end. You hit - and you’re laying on the ground, completely uninjured. You look over and see the man in the brown trench coat tip his hat, ducking into an alley and out of sight.

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[WP] Cats have nine lives. Everyone knows that. That’s why Patches the house cat is confused when she wakes up for the tenth time.

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[WP] There were only supposed to be six on board. You swear you counted seven…

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[WP] The daughter of a respected Blood Mage must come to terms with her lack of powers, and excel on her own talents

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[CW] Write a collection of epitaphs (the inscriptions on gravestones) that details the mysterious fall of a great civilization. The cause isn't what people previously thought!

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Sweep them off their feet with this one easy D&D&D&D&D rules hack!!	203	DnDcirclejerk
[WP] The researcher was excited when her team first dug up the ancient ruins. She was ecstatic when the found the tomb, with still-legible writings from the lost civilization. She was thrilled when they found the key to translating them. Then she was terrified - the last word there was her own name.	20	WritingPrompts
[SP] A story where trust is the wrong answer.	16	WritingPrompts
[WP] Everyone knew to fear the roar of an interstellar trade ship’s engine, but few actually remembered what one sounded like	10	WritingPrompts
[SP] Use all three of these randomly generated words as the topic of your piece. "Soul", "Offensive", "Paint"	9	WritingPrompts
[WP] You are falling, falling. They told you not to stand so close to the edge, and they were right. This is the end. You hit - and you’re laying on the ground, completely uninjured. You look over and see the man in the brown trench coat tip his hat, ducking into an alley and out of sight.	8	WritingPrompts
[WP] Cats have nine lives. Everyone knows that. That’s why Patches the house cat is confused when she wakes up for the tenth time.	7	WritingPrompts
[WP] There were only supposed to be six on board. You swear you counted seven…	6	WritingPrompts
[WP] The daughter of a respected Blood Mage must come to terms with her lack of powers, and excel on her own talents	6	WritingPrompts
[CW] Write a collection of epitaphs (the inscriptions on gravestones) that details the mysterious fall of a great civilization. The cause isn't what people previously thought!	5	WritingPrompts