r/dndmemes Paladin Sep 26 '24

Realistic medieval fantasy Comic

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '24 edited Oct 08 '24

I ran a Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay campaign and we discovered after about two months of real life games that none of them had the Read/Write ability.

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u/Supsend DM (Dungeon Memelord) Sep 26 '24 edited Sep 26 '24

You don't have the true WHFRPG experience if you don't get scammed on your very first quest after 1 hour of campaign because the quest giver made you sign something and no one in the party knows how to read

(The GM was kind enough to let one retroactively swap one feat for read/write tho)

(Édit: read -> sign)

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u/pudgehooks2013 Sep 26 '24

Most important WHFRP skills?

Read/Write and Blather.

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u/thaeli Sep 27 '24

Also the two skills you need to succeed in business.