Patton Oswalt's Amusing Take on D&D Classes: A Must-Watch Video!

Patton Oswalt never fails to entertain, and his latest video is no exception! In a delightful clip titled "Patton Oswalt ready to DM in this place," the comedian dives into the world of Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), assigning amusing classes to his friends.

In the video, Patton starts by asking, "You all play D&D, correct?" and receives a chorus of agreement. He then proceeds to label his friends with various D&D classes. Terry is branded as a "level 10 assassin lord" with an impressive "18 constitution" and a "plus 5 ice flame sword." Joe isn't left behind either, being called an "11th level pixie illusionist" who has "flight and charm powers" with "plus 2 loot playing abilities." Taylor, on the other hand, is humorously described as an "8th level druid" and is told, "you give off dirty forest hippie vibe."

This playful banter has sparked a wave of reactions from fans. One user commented, "Hahaha, love it. Would love to hear Joe and Terry's responses." Another found the term "dirty forest hippie vibes" so amusing that they planned to write it down. Fans particularly appreciated Patton's acknowledgment of Taylor, with one stating, "Patton giving Taylor the acknowledgment makes me so happy."

The video also triggered a lively debate on what classes Patton and the others might actually fit into. Some fans see Patton as a "wizard or a cleric" due to his bookish and lawful good demeanor. Terry, with his charisma, is seen as a "paladin," while Joe's enigmatic aura has fans torn between "barbarian" and "warlock." Taylor's class remains a tough call, with suggestions ranging from "wild magic sorcerer" to a "College of Glamour Bard."

One fan’s comment, "I would love to play D&D with Patton Oswalt," captures the sentiment of many who would relish the chance to join in on the fun. Another noted, "TTRPGs should be mandatory for actors," highlighting the creative and imaginative skills involved in such games.

Beyond the D&D chatter, the video also brought to light some interesting facts about the participants. For instance, Joe played Flash Thompson in the 2002 Spiderman movie and is known for having a 'secret' D&D room in his house. This tidbit was enthusiastically shared by a fan, adding another layer of intrigue to the video.

Patton Oswalt's humorous and engaging take on D&D classes has certainly struck a chord, making this video a must-watch for fans of the game and comedy lovers alike. Don’t miss out on the laughs and the lively discussions it has generated. Check out "Patton Oswalt ready to DM in this place" now!