I heard about a DND adventure where the party's cleric tried to heal a 'wounded' statue. He used all his best spells and chanted for a long time. When he finally realized it was just a statue, the whole party burst into laughter. He had wasted so much of his energy and spells on an inanimate object. It was quite a comical blunder.
Sure. There was this one time a druid in a group thought he could transform into a huge bear to intimidate a group of bandits. But he accidentally turned into a small, fluffy bunny instead. The bandits were so confused at first, and then they started laughing. The druid was so embarrassed but it made for a really funny moment.
I remember a story where a man on Facebook set up a profile picture of himself as a superhero. But then he accidentally liked a post about how silly superhero movies are. His friends noticed and started joking that his superhero identity was now in jeopardy. They made memes about it and shared them all over his wall. It was really funny to see how he tried to play it cool and then ended up changing his profile picture to something more normal.
Sure. There's a story about a drunk man who mistook a lamppost for his girlfriend. He hugged it tightly and started whispering sweet nothings to it. When his friends tried to pull him away, he got angry and said they were trying to break up his relationship. It was quite a sight.
There was a human fighter who thought he was a master swordsman. But his sword was actually a prop sword that he got from a theater. He didn't realize it until he went into his first real battle. He was swinging it around like a madman, and when it broke on the first hit, his look of shock was priceless. His journey to find a real weapon while still maintaining his 'master swordsman' ego provided lots of laughs.
Sure. There was this sign near a small pond that said 'No Swimming: Alligators Present'. But everyone knew there were no alligators in that pond at all. It was just a joke put up by the local kids, but it made for a really funny sign post story.
I heard of a paladin who was very strict about following the code of honor. But during a tavern brawl, he accidentally punched a barrel of ale instead of the thug he was aiming for. The ale sprayed everywhere, drenching the whole party and making them smell like a brewery for days. It was a mess but also really funny.
At a wedding, the best man got so drunk that he started giving his speech in a made - up language that he claimed was 'alien talk'. It was inappropriate for a formal wedding speech but had everyone in stitches as they watched him babble on in this strange 'language'.
A really funny story I heard was about a magician who was performing at a kids' party. He was about to do a trick where he made a rabbit disappear. But as he opened the box to get the rabbit out, the rabbit just hopped away across the room. All the kids were chasing after it, and the magician was left standing there looking completely dumbfounded. It took him a while to regain control of the situation, and by then, everyone was in stitches.
A DND fighter named Hugo was in a dungeon. He saw a shiny object on the floor and thought it was a magical weapon. So, he rushed towards it without looking around. Turns out, it was a simple piece of broken glass set as a trap. When he grabbed it, a bucket of slime dropped on his head. He was completely covered and his friends had to help him clean up while trying not to laugh too hard.
Sure. There was a party that entered a dark cave. In the cave, there was a strange altar. When one of the players' characters touched it, they were suddenly teleported to a different dimension. This dimension was filled with grotesque monsters that were half - human, half - something unrecognizable. The character had to fight for their life while being constantly chased. They managed to find a way back only by sacrificing a valuable item they had found earlier, but the experience left them and the whole party shaken.
Well, an applicant for a teaching job once showed up with a puppet. He said he used it to teach difficult concepts to students. But during the interview, he got so into the puppet's character that he started arguing with himself. It was hilarious and made the interviewers laugh a lot.