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Flumph
We've covered a lot of strange creatures from Dungeons & Dragons recently. Some real oddballs. But none so odd, perhaps, as the flumph. We all know it, of course. Some even claim to love it unironically, which seems unlikely, but there you go. Most just treat it as some sort of joke. So what's the story behind the flumph? And is there more to it than it seems? While we're at it, let's take a look at another big joke and dig into the history of a pseudo-holiday you either love or you hate. Because it is very nearly that day again. And it's dangerous to be on the internet on that day. You know what day we mean. That day. You can support GM Word of the Week on Patreon.