So I Played D&D's Most Infamous Expansion...

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  @DnDShorts · 5 months ago · pinned

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  @zacharyandrews9115 · 5 months ago

  Wait, the book my wife got me as a joke almost 20 years ago is actually valuable. Wow.

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  @ryanfreedle5039 · 5 months ago

  In all fairness the sun is objectively really hot

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  @jordanarnold6783 · 5 months ago

  How Oozes give birth: One Ooze. Slash. Two Ooze.<br><br>I have never laughed so hard, because I was a goober 22 year old, reading the physical copy my friend bought.

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  @Lrbearclaw · 5 months ago

  One of my friends I played with actually HAS the BoEF physically. Like, she brought it to the game to prove it, and we did use some of the items and spells. This was situational and agreed on by the table. It was HILARIOUS.<br><br>However, that crossbreeding table was one of my favorite lore items in D&amp;D because it gives a layer to the lore of the Realms.

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  @ChryssaBL · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-3rAPEUkLM&amp;t=373">6:13</a> Any anthropologist or archeologist will tell you the words you&apos;re looking for are &quot;ritual fertility item&quot;.

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  @ketsuekikumori9145 · 5 months ago (edited)

  The first chapter being described as &quot;gentle guidance and setting the tone&quot; is so appropriate for setting boundaries during sex.

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  @joseyphipps · 5 months ago

  I’ve unironically used that crossbreed table when creating different hybrid PCs for fun. Had no clue it came from this expansion lol

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  @alexniclauchlainn9247 · 5 months ago

  Honestly the change to the charisma stat to make it two things, looks &amp; how charming you are is pretty good.

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  @gratuitouslurking8610 · 5 months ago

  I joked about how Kinks and Cantrips feels like the modern take on this book and honestly, stand by it. Both these titles have a surprising focus on the safe, sane, and consensual parts as much as they are the gooner parts. You can definitely tell this one was written in 3.5 tho, just with the sheer weight of word blocks and charts.

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  @Oðrun · 5 months ago

  I&apos;m old enough to recall the &quot;Comeliness&quot; attribute making a brief appearance in, what, a double-digit Dragon magazine? Weird times.

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  @yamato9753 · 5 months ago

  I actually own a copy of that book because a friend of my dad did. I love both the biology-chapter and the &quot;how to use pre-existing spells for our books context&quot; part.<br><br>Like, it&apos;s basically &quot;how to R34 with magic&quot; and I genuinly love it, since it gives roleplaying versatility to things you&apos;d never use in it (like Ewards black tentacles or Grease), even if it is for a topic most people just fade-to-black to. I just appreciate when books do this since not everyone is a creative genius.

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