Heist Without Trace | The Unexpectables II | Episode 81 | D&D 5e 

While I fully understand and respect Connor's decision to not take (most) anything, I makes the loot dragon in me SCREAM

"Hmm. Yes. Spoon with the Satyr" HAD ME *DYING*

Oh of COURSE we get a cliffhanger right as one of them gets caught!

Monty: So many rabbits in my life right now Hey, Mr Rabbit: So, you need any guest player any time soon?

One cool way I've seen people handle potions is if you take a full action to take the potion, you gain the max HP from them. If you use a bonus action you have to roll for it. Its also great because then Thief Rogues then really become a combat medic more so than they already can be played.

On today's episode of the Unexpectables. Gaius is the little spoon, Milo should have studdied tailoring, Otho activates his camo, Ky hits a jackpot and Isqan is disgusted by the bureaucratic process. Bosco, I apprecoated that Guy On A Buffalo reference!

Animated intro: 30:36 Re-cap: 32:14 Start time: 33:03 Break end: 2:59:41 More timestamps below: Animated intro: 30:36 Re-cap: 32:14 Start time (Forging ahead): 33:03 Teleporting technicalities: 40:29 Sleeping tea, branching paths: 45:20 Pass without trace: 53:00 The revolutionary cart: 1:01:19 Scaring the Hoes, getting wacky: 1:09:13 Trojan horsing around: 1:15:04 Disorganised order: 1:20:11 Enemy UAV - online: 1:25:15 Rug pull: 1:35:12 Material world: 1:41:26 Diorama, dates (Search round 1): 1:46:44 Cauldron catalogue (Search round 2): 1:53:43 Struck Gold! (Search round 3): 1:59:50 Otho takes a load off (Search Round 4): 2:11:23 Nice (baba yaga): 2:21:18 Mapgasm (Search Round 5): 2:29:42 Break start: 2:39:42 Break end (century egg, round 6): 2:59:41 Target spotted (Search round 7): 3:06:01 Book it!(Initiative): 3:09:16 Session end!: 3:14:42 Once, as a Lvl 4 characters, our party came across a stash of 5000 gold. I Argued it was stealing to take it, the others disagreed. My party Barbarian took it for themselves. In the night, I replaced the gold with rocks, kept a tally, and donated the entire pot to an orphanage. My character kept saving up to return the pot the entire campaign. We all make nonsensical decisions for roleplay! Rabbit related story: My Sister's Rabbit escaped once. We put up notices. A day or two later, we get a phone call from someone saying that they'd caught our rabbit. They came round bearing a carboard box. Inside was a very skittish looking wild rabbit. As this was a Friday Evening, we were told to hold onto it until the shelter could take it on Monday. We put it into the run, making sure to re-secure it. Come Sunday, that Rabbit had escaped. I Suspect a local fox couldn't believe their luck!

Speaking of parents bringing their kids to an M Rated movie, remember Sasuage Party? The ending was hilarious.

Another awesome session guys, the suspense of finding this orb is killing me especially since only one of them has seen the monster. Also Conner as a person who is playing a lawful good character I respect you for sticking to your character and turning down looting. Can't wait for next week!

I have been frothing at the mouth watching this episode and seeing everyone forgo taking the massive amount of valuables for their kingdom AND LEAVING A POOR DOGGO BEHIND!

Kinda perfect timing, that they got discovered right after finding what they were looking for. Couldn't have planned it better for tensions sake.

All that searching and it ends on a cliffhanger

Don’t let anyone make you feel bad for committing to your character: I once left 100 gold for my lv 6 character’s parents bc honestly I felt that’s what he would do in the moment and we were between adventures getting ready to set out again, so I wanted to leave them with something since we didn’t come from a lot of money

With the warehouse search and drone I am just picturing the reclaimers like they are the scooby doo gang running away to avoid it. Nice one guys.

I'm ALWAYS enthused about Otho. Mostly. Like 95% of the time. You're doing great!

Yes yes yes yes its Friday, the sun is shining, and the new episode is up. It's a good day

My first R-rated movie was the Thing and it became one of my most favorite movies ever

Man the Rated R movie talk feels weird when when i was watching stuff like deadpool and starship troopers at around the age of 10 and it was a pretty normal thing for a lot kids around me

I have a "kid brought to an R rated movie/show" story that goes beyond Monty and Goomba's: my friend and I went to see the 2010 Wolfman remake, I was 19, and a family comes in with kids of various ages, all under 12, the youngest was in, and I shit you not, a baby carrier. I repeat, people brought a FREAKING BABY to an R rated horror movie!

It had to be hard keeping in character with Otho. Especially with that potion and gold

My first rated r movie was The Shining. I wasn't able to catch what Mark said his was and Bosco and Conner didn't seem to say theirs at all.

Hi Mark, hi Bosco! Welcome to the comments. I hope it's not too much bullshit for you this time 😅

Alright Lyn's Angels, roll out yall

Kudos to Conner for resisting the temptation of stolen loot

Connor is not the only one whose mind was blown this day.

Let's GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!! Going Sneaky beaky!

Don't worry, Gaijin, I saw Starship Troopers when I was 9. And no, JAWS was rated PG, and led to the creation of the PG-13 rating later on.

The first rated R flim I watched was passion of Christ.

I believe my first R rated movie was the butterfly effect, kind of an extreme first r rated movie.

I was 9 years old when I saw "Children of the Corn, fields of terror 5"... I'm okay

My first R film to my memory was The Rock when i was 8/9

We’re at war take the gold

I think my first R-rated movie would have been the Jean-Claude Van Damme movie Cyborg at like 11 or 12. Though that didn't be any nightmares, Watership Down did.

My first rated R movie was "The Passion"...I was 11 and it was sponsored by my church youth group. 😓

Oberth and Gerkin should have appeared on the party's shoulders when they encountered the Dwarven Anvil like an angel and devil but they wouldn't just be saying take it so they can make a looney toons trap

Favorite movie moment: I go see Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 1: I see a half dozen under teenage kids. I know the book, YOU know the book. Less than 15 minutes in you know what is going to happen. But I am still like, "are they really going to show that on screen?" Yup Yup Yup There there a pregnant pause right after the owl drops out of the air like a sack of potatoes and the chorus of kids crying and and mothers rushing them out of the theater was just hilarious. However, part 2 was ruined by the adult babies sobbing hysterically because of the Tonks, Lupin, etc.

zito hitting with an old worlds blues refrence damn now i wanna play fallout new Vegas again

It was Die Hard or Lethal weapon, on VHS. Either way I was 5.

My first rated R movie. Was Event Horizon. I was 12.

My sister and I saw Alien together as our first rated R movie. We were...*maybe* 8 and 6. I snuck down to get a glass of water real fast, and has no idea my baby sister followed me into this dangerous mission. I was hiding behind the couch watching the end scene of Aliens where they're waiting for the elevator w/the queen coming up, and saw my sister suddenly there as the monster appeared, gasped and grabbed her and was like whisper-yelling at her, when the movie paused suddenly. Silence. Then my mom says "I think we have mice," as my father grabbed us and hoisted us over the couch. "Well we can't start at the end of the second one!" And with a little hesitation from Ma, we joined our parents movie night. Changed my life. And my sister gained a boogie-man.

My first R rated movie was the first Terminator I forget how young I was.

My first Rated R movie was Cannibal Holocaust. At age 9.

All that time spent looking and then a cliffhanger....not a bad episode but this is definitely on the low end.

I misread the ep title as "Hesit without a Trace"

I think my first rated R movie was Troy, I'm not sure if I saw it in theaters though.

Pretty sure the 69th cart was a cod piece

The moral of the story at the beginning is, stop bringing ur kids to r-rated movies

They swipped the a

Idr Korteg, was that Mawp Bukkit? From the final Da Krew?

They forgot Take's sister

I think THINK my first rated R movie was Terminator?

Wait it's pass without trace, not pass without a trace. Oh boy I hate this I always thought it was the first one

Funny how "it's what my character would do!" is only acceptable when the actions are assholeish in nature

Pat no tres

And I was like 5 or something

Earliest R-rated movie I remember seeing was History of the World Part 1.

i understand otho not wanting to "steal" but a Carrage full of potions and fuckin golden ingots stolen from murdered people going to fund a corrupt town i feel that would be considered liberating and that would have been ungodly useful for later uses especially when it comes to building the damn castle coffers shits drives me nuts af more so cause i googled values 50gp per bar x100 thats 5000 in just the ingots probably another 5k-20k in potions uhhhhhhhhhhhh

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