Oozes Jellies & Puddings: Monsters in 5e D&D - Web DM Dungeons & Dragons

139K views • 9 years ago • 21:14 Don't forget to subscribe, comment & share. New episodes every Wednesday. Check us out on Facebook - http://bit.ly/2oGKLOg Twitter - https://twitter.com/WebDMshow Instagram - web_dm Written & Hosted by Jonathan Pruitt & Jim Davis Produced, Directed & Edited by Travis Boles Complete 5e Classes Playlist: http://bit.ly/2oGuhG1 Unearthed Arcana LIVE episodes playlist: http://bit.ly/2oQOlYu New to 5th Edition D&D? Check out this playlist - http://bit.ly/2pbZN1K Music by John Branch -https://branchoutguitar.com Web DM Theme by Kyle Newmaster - https://kylenewmaster.com Motion Graphics & Logo Design by Ryan Wieber - https://ryan-w.com WebDM Fan Art by Adam Miller - www.adammillerart.net On this Web DM, Jim and Pruitt begin with the nature and need for oozes, jellies, puddings, and Gelatinous cubes. Adventurers should consider the ramifications of battling these monsters, especially without a magic weapon. Also, the shortcomings of the Hit Point system in relating the appropriate level of horror. Pruitt asks how does the DM properly relay that horror? Jim suggests robust description from both the players and DM. Left/Right Nerd then move on the break down each monster, starting with the Black Pudding. JELLO attempted, unsuccessfully, to stop the airing of this episode. Jim expounds on the body horror left in the black puddings wake. Pruitt shares the story of Solaria Shadowfall and the demise of her gear, while learning a valuable life lesson about karma. There’s a brief tangent about DM using monsters such as these as a corrective measure, and take players gear away. Grey pudding is next on the menu at the Body Horror Buffet. They will take your metal gear away. Ochre jellies are the JV of the Snot Monster League, but they make a great introduction for unseasoned players. The glory of the Gelatinous Cube finally slips into the convo, as Jim tells his ideal GC encounter. Pruitt posits an adventure idea doesn’t waste any of the GC’s potential. Pruitt then waxes inspirational about ‘The Blob’ and Jim reinforces the need for more accurate, consequential damage descriptions. These body horrors should be taken seriously. A DM could make these monsters the centerpoint of the dungeon, and Jim calls on ‘The God that Crawls’ as inspiration for that. Just remember you can outrun these sticky bastards, so running is always an option. -Stinger- Casual conversation about the creation of golems giving rise to the promo for the next show. Trav points out the barren spot on the table. Gwenhwyvar learns her place, and Pru 5e Dungeons & Dragons is here to stay, and Web DM is here to help!!! Jim Davis & Jonathan Pruitt have been playing Dungeons & Dragons for a combined 30+ years, and on Web DM they demystify, dethrone, and defrock this Dungeon we call Dragons! Subscribe to our channel for weekly videos on 5e Classes, Monsters, DM Tips, and more! Join Pruitt & Jim as we kick down the door and talk some serious Dungeons & Dragons!