You've probably all seen and loved that very apt breakdown of D&D character abilities explained using tomatoes. Here's a poster of the same, which I created as a gift for a friend. The art and arrangement are mine, but the content is not. That said, I figured I'd make this art available to anyone who wants it. So if you'd like to have one printed, the PDF is below! I hope it pleases the masses!
![image showing A humble tribute to THE TOMATO THING [Art]](08a0d934-dd78-59ae-aaf8-16ea3af29adc.jpg)
MaxMarcil on April 17th, 2018 at 18:33 UTC »
You've probably all seen and loved that very apt breakdown of D&D character abilities explained using tomatoes. Here's a poster of the same, which I created as a gift for a friend. The art and arrangement are mine, but the content is not. That said, I figured I'd make this art available to anyone who wants it. So if you'd like to have one printed, the PDF is below! I hope it pleases the masses!
The PDF: https://drive.google.com/open?id=12VVUjimfkme2g49QXTob_M-q5iIQOMAn
(yes, this links to an image updated to account for the fact that we're talking about "abilities" and not "skills," my bad!)
The original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/DnD/comments/1s9l2g/dd_stats_explained_with_tomatoes/
Burglekutt8523 on April 17th, 2018 at 20:42 UTC »
When I saw the Bard I thought he was going to try to seduce a tomato.
MongrelChieftain on April 17th, 2018 at 21:40 UTC »
Am I the only one here whose pet peeve is the use of the word 'skill' instead of 'ability'?