pwnd4areason wrote:Just like the guy who was allergic to apples. When he ate them by accident, nothing ever happened. (or this other friend of mine who is allergic to wasps - she can't tell bees from wasps, so whenever she gets stung she just keeps pretending it must have been a bee.)
I'm allergic to apples. So is my daughter. Whether we eat them accidentally or not. I'm also allergic to fresh, UV sterilized apple cider from an orchard.

But I'm not allergic to cooked/processed apples or pasteurized cider, because heat and/or processing breaks down the protein that causes the allergy. It may not be that your friend ate them by accident. It could be that he has
oral allergy syndrome, like we do, and the allergen was broken down by the time he ate it.
As for your other friend, maybe she's outgrown a wasp allergy if she's getting stung by them without having a reaction? Maybe none of you can tell the difference between a wasp and a yellow jacket or a hornet (I know I can't) but she's only allergic to one of them? Why automatically assume your friends are lying? Are they habitual liars?
Not trying to jump on you here, so I'm sorry if it came out that way. You may be exactly right about your friends. I have no way of knowing, obviously. But people accuse me of not really being allergic to foods all the time for some reason. So I just automatically explain oral allergy syndrome now. Sorry to go OT, everybody.
On topic: I think they're just adventuring together right now because they don't know what else to do. If they start fighting and get injured in the middle of a dungeon with no cleric, they could be in serious trouble.