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Dungeons and Dragons - The vampire centaur conundrum | /r/dndmemes

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mat3e.github.io/brains A vampire centaur has two hearts, but only one needs to be staked to paralyze. A vampire centaur has two hearts, and both need to be staked to paralyze. A vampire centaur has two hearts, but only the horse heart needs to be staked to paralyze as it is the larger heart. A vampire centaur has two hearts, but only the human heart needs to be staked to paralyze because it's closest to the brain. A vampire centaur can be staked in either heart, but it will only paralyze the part of the body it belongs to. A centaur only has one heart.

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