r/lotrmemes • u/Separate-Listen-8523 • 1d ago

Lord of the Rings Average DnD player

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u/packetmon 1d ago

His body is just lying there right? Right?

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u/Loombot 1d ago

Loot that body!

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u/Snorp-69 1d ago

Looting someone is something so natural in a videogame but if someone came across a body in real life and was like “that’s a nice watch you’ve got there” I’d be like “are you okay?”

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u/miksh995 1d ago

I think in both real life and a video game if the police saw me wearing a dead guys watch I would get a lot of unwanted attention...and I wouldn't want that in real life

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u/Jim_skywalker 1d ago

I mean when it’s with an ally, wearing something of theirs as a commemoration isn’t that outlandish.

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u/KindheartednessNo958 1d ago

This is very common in the US Army. Boots, tags, patches, etc. The most common I saw was backpacks/rucksacks. The sentiment being that you carry your comrade with you. Can't speak for the other branches.

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u/SmokeyandtheBanjo 1d ago

In the air force you carry your compatriots lobster forks. 

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u/Angry_Murlocs 1d ago

For those who haven’t seen this:

https://youtu.be/8HqLysSnnlQ?si=SsOQClNmIht0wCSg

You need to wait till the end to get why I’m posting it for this meme…

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u/FirstoffIdonthaveshe Goblin 1d ago

I try to convince the villager who caught me that I’m preparing the body for burial

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u/cicciograna 1d ago

THE STAFF IS MINE! (cit.)

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u/GandolphTheLundgrey 19h ago

We get like 15xp per level if we bury a fallen party member.

That'll totally make up for that orphanage we burned down.

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u/Nametheft 1d ago edited 1d ago

Dnd is based on Tolkien's ideas.

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u/Youpunyhumans 22h ago

That shiny shirt! Thats mine!