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1. All bards must speak in the third person.
2. Ba-Dum Ba-Dum-Dum must play whenever the party starts fighting pugwampis.
3. The first player to propose going underwater to pursue the kraken must be splashed in the face with soda.
4. The first player to propose splitting up must be split up with a broadsword.
5. All PCs whose players are not paying attention to the battle are considered to be flat-footed.
6. Players playing master summoners have six seconds to declare and roll for their actions each turn.
7. If a player is found using a loaded die, they have that replaced with the "Cheater's D20", which is a d6.
8. Paladin players must bring the snacks, and clean up, and pay for everything. Because the GM is looking for an excuse, pal.
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15. Any character may, at any time, attempt 3 consecutive DC 30 Will saves as a full-round action - if they fail the first of these saves, they take 1d4 points of ability damage to their highest ability score; if they make the first but fail the second, they take 1d8 points of ability damage to that score; if they make the first and second but fail the third, they take 1d8 points of ability damage to all their ability scores; if they succeed at all three saves, they gain one free wish.
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29. In order to play a Halfling, you must be either overweight or underheight.
30. If at least three-quarters of the people at the table (speaking honestly and objectively) agree that you have 16s or higher in at least 2 of your real-life ability scores (a consensus on exactly which abilities they are in is unnecessary), you may play a Pureblooded Azlanti.
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32. All characters must put ranks in either Perform (Irish Jig), Profession (Sewerworker) or Craft (Pasta) every level or take a -2 penalty to constitution.
33. In order to play a Skald, a player must bring a tuba and the entire collected works of Shakespeare as gifts to the DM.
34. When entering a room, a player must roll a will save or attempt to seduce nearest inanimate object or ooze.
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28.) You cannot declare that the GM's cat is now your familiar.
Well duh! After all, The GM's cat is already being used as the miniature for the Tarrasque. You can't have the tarrasque as your familiar, because that would just be silly.
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46.) Vampire peasants must work on farms like every other peasant.
47.) To play an oracle, you must successfully predict at least 3 different events with perfect accuracy (including precise times, what everyone involved is wearing down to the thread count, etc.).
48.) Licking loot does not make it yours by default.
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64. Any new player who shows up to their first game wearing a top hat gets a free +1 to their choice of mental ability score for their first character.
65. Players with one or more gold teeth start the game with an extra 20d100 gold pieces.
66. Players who are/were in the military and think that that automatically makes them hot s!!$ suffer a -1 penalty to all attack and damage rolls. You want someone to lick your ass for that, go talk to a politician.
67. Spellcraft checks to identify spells cast by "Oriental" characters are 10 higher due to bad dubbing.
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70. Any new player who wears a propeller beanie to their first game gets a box of Lunchables, a pat on the shoulder, and the DM's heartfelt pity.
71. Giant spiders and scorpions are to be represented on the combat grid by actual, normal-sized, live spiders and scorpions.
72. In order to play a Binder, you must first have a lengthy discussion about your intended character and Pact Magic in general with your DM...within earshot of one or more conservative Christians.