Has anyone ever created a Dungeons & Dragons scenario based on memes? I reckon Memebase could take a stab at Dungeon Mastering. We'd probably call it something like, "The Legend of the Forgotten Meme." The players discover an ancient memelord deep in the wilderness who has been forgotten for centuries. Inside the memelord's lair, they find a powerful meme that could change the course of history. But they soon realize that they are not the only ones who know about the meme, and they must fend of…

Most gamers who have played an RPG or two understand the humor in seeing a custom character end up in a serious cutscene. The experience creates a sense of unexpectedness and breaking the fourth wall, especially if the character is heavily modded. When you create a custom character in a video game , you are usually creating a unique avatar that represents you in the game's world. So when that character suddenly appears in a pre-made cutscene, it can be pretty hilarious to see your personalized…

Well, well, well. If it isn't our faithful Dungeons & Dragons fans, back for more memes. As you probably know, every Friday we provide role-players and tabletop gamers with the very best D&D content we can get our Shift-Command-4 keys on, and we're not about to start letting down the fans now. That's right, we've got a nice batch of D&D memes this week for anyone who needs 'em. Enjoy.

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Memes for RPG-lovers.

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The year is 2050. Microsoft announces its tenth stage of pre-production for The Elder Scrolls VI with a still image of a misty pond in the woods. Geriatric Scrolls fans lose their damn minds (again). You think I'm joking, but it's a completely plausible scenario. But don't cry just yet—we've got memes! Lots and lots of Elder Scrolls memes! Just keep scrolling. Scroll the pain away.

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