Ye Olde Inn

This should be a hit at the next game! https://grimfrost.com/collections/drinking-horns

My brother and I are a bit boring. We game all day and just drink tea. we save our beer drinking for the evening when the questing is over,

Nothing so far, I've been gaming with my family on to this day. We'll see id that changes with a new gaming group

I tried the whole cheese board/cold meats and it went well. My friend suggested that we have shots for hit points and drink every time we take damage... Tried it but playing Morcar/Zargon means either abstaining or ending up paraplegic halfway through the quest...

kyrrahn wrote:I tried the whole cheese board/cold meats and it went well. My friend suggested that we have shots for hit points and drink every time we take damage... Tried it but playing Morcar/Zargon means either abstaining or ending up paraplegic halfway through the quest...

Nice concept!
The rules would have to be something completely different for Morcar. Perhaps shots of beer instead?

Yeah, beer sounds good. We tried playing using Jack Daniels but it was way too hard so we started switching to novelty shots like Baby Guinness's and Slippery Nipples but it made the Barbarian queasy. I suppose the shots should have been tailored to the characters. The good wizard had like one shot all night...

Funyuns and Mountain Dew are stereotypical tabletop gaming snacks, are they not?
We typically have french fries, chips, chicken, and various finger foods. Whatever drinks my guests/players want. Typically soda that may resemble potions. Mountain Dew Code Red for health potions, for example.

Funyuns? Literally have to google what that is...
Okay, Onion Rings. Never heard them called Funyuns. Clever

kyrrahn wrote:Funyuns? Literally have to google what that is...
Okay, Onion Rings. Never heard them called Funyuns. Clever

Round onion flavored chips or "crisps" in England tongue.
A play on onion rings.

j_dean80 wrote:

kyrrahn wrote:Funyuns? Literally have to google what that is...
Okay, Onion Rings. Never heard them called Funyuns. Clever

Round onion flavored chips or "crisps" in England tongue.
A play on onion rings.

Funyuns are a particular brand.

Also... this...

https://youtu.be/3jxv4WH9gt0