WTF...This BARBARIAN is CRAZY | DUNGEON SOUP REACTION

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  @Kyoku_79 · 10 months ago · pinned

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• MA

  @majesticchocolaterabbit4918 · 10 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RecsDHh2MSw&amp;t=1500">25:00</a> For the reason for eating the lemon: The blade itself was claimed to have been &quot;bathed in hot lava for a millenia&quot; and have &quot;every enchantment known to man&quot;, then followed by &quot;100% chance of decapitating it&apos;s foes&quot;. Given this context, the blade was most likely forged during the old era of DnD where super powerful enchantments were created to have very weird and situational drawbacks. That blade most likely had the old version of the Vorpal Sword enchantment, which did give &quot;Decapitation&quot;, but had the drawback of &quot;Critical Fail: Chance of weapon shattering on impact if the target consumed an entire lemon within the last 4 minutes&quot;. So he DID, infact, use the lemon.

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• NE

  @NekoYuki · 10 months ago

  the sword actually had dwarven script on it. it read &quot;i have autism&quot;. as someone who has autism, i found these jokes very tasteful and relatable.

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• RE

  @reaperofbalance9062 · 5 months ago

  This playlist doesn’t have it, but there’s a side quest video where Dinglemire shows Dracula the lair after building it and Dracula suffers because of everything put in it all while not knowing that barbarian designed it to make him suffer.

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• CR

  @craigfurness5278 · 10 months ago (edited)

  He gave the Djinn a Cold Stone Stunner (when he wanted death&apos;s &quot;Stone Cold&quot; embrace).

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• BA

  @BaoHadir · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RecsDHh2MSw&amp;t=3270">54:30</a> What you have to understand is, there&apos;s a follow-up to the vampire episode, where the Dracula has his minion Dinglemire build him a new lair. This lair had huge windows (despite the vampire clearly ordering there be no windows), a water fountain (vampires don&apos;t like running water), a wooden staircase (because wooden stakes), actually silver silverware (vampires can&apos;t handle silver), and Dinglemire was cooking garlic bread. Then through a series of unfortunate events, one of the curtains is pulled away from the window, exposing the vampire to sunlight, where he then fell into the railing of the staircase and was impaled, and in his panic Dinglemire grabbed a bucket of water and threw it on him. This led to the discovery that the fountain was holy water, and the realization that the ENTIRE PLUMBING of the lair was full of holy water. A literal vampire deathtrap. Then this episode came out and you find out Barbarian is the one who gave Dinglemire the plans to construct this nightmarish lair.

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• KE

  @Kens-W · 10 months ago

  Can always appreciate a dungeon soup reaction

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• JX

  @JXRED98 · 9 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RecsDHh2MSw&amp;t=558">9:18</a> its because I believe the barbarian&apos;s alignment used to be lawful evil. In a deck of many things, one of the cards is usually to switch your alignment; hence lawful evil became chaotic good.

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• WI

  @WilliamScavengerFish · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RecsDHh2MSw&amp;t=1808">30:08</a> this video feels like a twist on the dark fantasy novels involving orcs.

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• BA

  @BaoHadir · 10 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RecsDHh2MSw&amp;t=1312">21:52</a> In Dungeon Soup canon, gnome semen is used as a magical catalyst. In the video Cult of Snaketongue, seed of gnome is one of the three final catalysts for summoning a powerful demon. In D&amp;D terms, greasing a sword with it is like giving it extra pluses. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RecsDHh2MSw&amp;t=1332">22:12</a> The gnomes of Dungeon Soup are also degenerate perverts and predators, and there are a LOT of them (for insight into just how terrifying Dungeon Soup gnomes are, see the video POV: Brought You Down to My Gnome Lair), so it wouldn&apos;t be as difficult as you might be thinking to grease the knight&apos;s sword.

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• AS

  @ashardalondragnipurake · 9 months ago

  love how fast you have up trying to sound like a vampire

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• TH

  @thedragon133 · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RecsDHh2MSw&amp;t=1883">31:23</a> Kevin is a paladin, inspired by the Dungeons and Dragons paladins. And not only that, it seems that in this universe, paladins grow stronger the more oaths they take and as he has taken at least four alone from the pegasus, Kevin is freakishly powerful.<br>Paladins are excellent fighters, can heal and cast holy spells (and some others, depending on the oaths). His other spells seem to include the spell &quot;Burning hands&quot;.

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