r/dndmemes Paladin Jan 10 '23

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u/KingWeebaholic Jan 10 '23

Played a goliath in AL and kept rolling well on intelligence checks despite having an Int of 8, so roleplaying his epiphanies was always fun. Thunk was his name, ‘cause that sound Thunk make when Papa drop Thunk.

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u/Omsus Rules Lawyer Jan 11 '23

FWIW 8 shouldn't be that stupid, 10 being avg. and 12 being just a bit clever. Int 8 is like being an illiterate adult maybe. 6 is where things get really dumb.

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u/tlaz10 Jan 11 '23

I don't know. Most of the people I meet daily are fairly stupid. I'd think average intelligence doesn't mean much. Plus, with the amount of idiots I've had come into my place of work who couldn't read signs I'd say most of the population is illiterate as well. You might need a 12 to be able to read.

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u/name00124 DM (Dungeon Memelord) Jan 11 '23

come into my place of work who couldn't read signs

I hear you, but I'm more optimistic. I think most people can read, but absolutely hate doing so. Look no further than r/dndmemes for supporting evidence.