I accidentally killed the DM's unofficial character who was a rogue with a fireball. Said rogue was a party member that had been hired early in the campaign, and stuck around reasoning that a wizard as an employer was more profitable than being a tax collector.

We had been given a task to go deal with 3 trolls that turned out to be 5 trolls. Fehldar specifically pulled my wizard aside and said not to worry if he's in the mix, he'd seen me cast multiple fireballs and lightning bolts, and said, "I can dodge your fireballs easily, they aren't that big."

Fast forward to us finding the trolls and all 5 get within range of each other with one fireball, and no party member was gonna get hit, except Fehldar and he was on the edge of fireball. I cast and roll rather high on damage. Like close to 54 points of damage which was the most I could have done. Great!

DM rolls Fehldar's dodge save and critically fails taking either full or half damage, but enough to outright kill both him and all 5 trolls. We raced back to the closest temple and I personally paid for a Ressurection.

Once he was raised and recovering, the party went into the tent, and my character looked at him and asked, "I thought you could dodge my fireballs?" To which he just flipped me off.

I was rather irritated because that hurt my Leadership score.

~~I killed the DM's unofficial character who was a rogue with a fireball. Said rogue was a party member that had been hired early in the campaign, and stuck around reasoning that a wizard as an employer was more profitable than being a tax collector.~~

~~We had been given a task to go deal with 3 trolls that turned out to be 5 trolls. Fehldar specifically pulled my wizard aside and said not to worry if he's in the mix, he'd seen me cast multiple fireballs and lightning bolts, and said, "I can dodge your fireballs easily, they aren't that big."~~

~~Fast forward to us finding the trolls and all 5 get within range of each other with one fireball, and no party member was gonna get hit, except Fehldar and he was on the edge of fireball. I cast and roll rather high on damage. Like close to 54 points of damage which was the most I could have done. Great!~~

~~DM rolls Fehldar's dodge save and critically fails taking either full or half damage, but enough to outright kill both him and all 5 trolls. We raced back to the closest temple and I personally paid for a Ressurection.~~

~~Once he was raised and recovering, the party went into the tent, and my character looked at him and asked, "I thought you could dodge my fireballs?" To which he just flipped me off.~~

~~I was rather irritated because that hurt my Leadership score.~~

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Take a large amount of vitamin B-12 daily. B-12 is what you may have associated with the smell of fresh baked bread. The tablets smell like a commercial bakery. You can't overdose on B-12, you just sweat it out. Sweating it out masks the smell of your blood, and mosquitoes, ticks, chiggers, and fleas will all just kinda ignore you. Doesn't work on bedbugs since it doesn't mask the smell of you exhaling, which is what bedbugs use to hunt.

A large amount would be between 500-1500 mg daily depending on your size.

Alaska would beat California and Texas combined with sheer acreage.

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Nah, thought Scots like themselves enough to not eat like that.

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Why does there appear to be a giant ant on top of the building in the thumbnail?