I am playing a low Int low Wis character in one campaign at the moment. I am RPing him as the kind of dipshit who is only right by accident, and loves giving fatherly advice. It's hilarious. (I got party and DM buyin before playing the ideas man as a complete idiot.)
The dnd equivalent of a molotov is summon greater demon in this context. Summon it, let it kill the enemy you’re fighting, then you have to fight the demon you summoned instead
This was how we ended up killing the BBEG of our last game. Warlock wasn't going to end the campaign without summoning a demon in an enclosed space, my wild magic barbarian had a lot of good rolls and didn't believe in death, and BBEG had such awful rolls (the DM showed us) that it was just a clusterfuck the BBEG was not prepared for. It was hilarious and weirdly more satisfying than an honorable fight. Also my barb died to the damn demon lmao
Probably pretty good. You could do a hexblade/paladin multiclass to get you demon summoning and anti-demon spells/features such as the Oath of the Watchers/Ancients/Devotion channel divinities that can all turn fiends. Plus everyone knows how good hexblade/paladin is
The only reason I say high wisdom is that since the first episode, too many things he's said as a dumb throw away line was relevant to the plot. Otherwise, absolutely low low hi
The only people that actually listened to him were a junky that could only roll 1 on Wisdom saves and a divine android literally programed to listen to everyone.
I mean, that does kinda make sense. Just probability wise if your making a bunch of plans about how to do dangerous stuff, eventually one is gonna get you killed. That doesn't mean it was necessarily a bad plan.
In case you haven’t watched the show, the plan that got him killed was that he locked himself inside of a safe, had a friend try to install the safe in a restaurant, he would hop out and steal the recipes of the restaurant, go back into the safe, and his friend would remove it then.
He suffocated, not helped by the fact that he used a bunch of aerosol cans to get himself high while he was in the safe
I’m pretty sure they were after the money not the recipes. His partner even asks them to show him where they keep the guacamole money which is one Of my favorite lines
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u/artrald-7083 Jan 10 '23
I am playing a low Int low Wis character in one campaign at the moment. I am RPing him as the kind of dipshit who is only right by accident, and loves giving fatherly advice. It's hilarious. (I got party and DM buyin before playing the ideas man as a complete idiot.)