The D&D Shenanigans Quiz

What does a "Nat20" signify?

Frustration for the DM.

A canonical deus ex machina.

Automatic success.

All of the above.

What is the appropriate response to "Brandon crashed the ship?"

LMFAO

"Invading Army!"

"That's fair."

"Oh god, not again."

Which DM coined the phrase "in the bathroom"?

Caleb

Quang-Minh

Zephir

Brian

What causes characters to inexplicably lose limbs in D&D?

Making a direct reference to League of Legends.

Ignoring the campaign the DM set out for the players.

Overpowered 1/2 Challenge Rating monsters in a swarm.

Depends on whether or not Caleb and Quang-Minh are in the same party.

What race did Thomas play during the Star Wars Campaign?

Gungan.

Toydarian.

Jawa.

Duro.

Which of the following rivalries actually exists in real life?

Chris's Morals/Party.

Binh-Quoc/Caleb

Thomas/Chris

Deco/Brandon and Quang-Minh

What is the most infamous phrase in the Copernia Campaign?

"Brandon crashed the ship."

"I made a puzzle for you guys."

"Everyone knows where the Lone Estate is."

"This session might go a little long."

How many sessions was Caleb's longest campaign?

Caleb actually finished writing a campaign?

Of everyone that has actually DMed a campaign (administered a prepared story/scenario to more than three people), who has DMed the least?

Brian.

Caleb.

Lhiam.

Binh-Quoc.

Which of the following campaigns did Zephir *not* DM?

Star Wars Campaign.

Red Wall Campaign.

Zombie Apocalypse Campaign.

Steam Punk Campaign.

In which of the following campaigns has player vs. Player combat *not* occurred (as in initiative was rolled)?

Steam Punk Campaign.

Corruption in Copernia Campaign.

Caleb's campaign with the enslaved orcs.

Star Wars Campaign.

What is the leading cause of death for the players?

Other players.

Boredom.

Swarms of enemies.

Overpowered bosses.

What was Gary's lowest stat? (Hint: This is the character that Caleb stole from Quang-Minh during Zephir's campaign)

Dexterity.

Intelligence.

Strength.

Charisma.

What is Binh-Quoc's preferred method of handling problems in D&D?

Grabbing it by the neck.

Smiting it into oblivion.

Shouting it to death.

Throw Brian at it.

What is Brian's preferred method of handling problems in D&D?

Shooting it.

Deciding it's fate by shooting it.

Letting the party bicker and then shooting it.

Kill it with fire (Like, firing at it).

What is Caleb's preferred method of handling problems in D&D?

Talking it to death.

Talking to his teammates until they die and the campaign ends with a party wipe.

Talking long enough that the DM solves the problem so that Caleb shuts up.

Shooting a crossbow bolt into its spine.

Giving inspiration dice that are used like half of the time.

Caleb doesn't actually solve problems.

What is the most common phrase uttered during D&D?

"I hate all of you."

"I'm done."

"Make a perception check."

All of the above.

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