That's a bit of a vague question that's sorta hard to answer without knowing more specifics about what you're after. That said, D&D 5e characters tend to be at least okay mechanically even if their stats aren't min/maxed and their choices optimized.
Ah! It's a question about making a Baldur's Gate 3 character. I'd have to take a look at how it does character generation, played lots of Divinity Original Sin 2 but haven't started on BG3 yet despite having access to it for a long while.
Sometimes you should JUST RETREAT™. Winning takes many shapes and forms, retreating from a dire situation in your campaign might create entirely new opportun...
I've literally replaced some of the doors in my 'newbie tutorial dungeon' to just be thick curtains hanging across the hallway just to speed up the process from yet another door-discussion.
Whether it be due to scheduling, lack of interested players, or some other reason, what's an RPG system you're just hoping to get to the table one of these days but haven't been able to yet?
Savage Worlds has been in my orbit for a while but I've never played it or ran it. I'm working on a Weird West campaign at the moment that will likely be played in Genesys but I've been reading and stealing from Savage Worlds things along the way.
Easy topic to drum up some activity around here. Let's hear what levels, races, classes, and subclasses currently make up everyone's adventuring parties for their D&D campaigns.
Got a question for how to run Storm King's Thunder, if anyone's DMed it before!
How frequent should encounters be, roughly, in chapter 3? There's guidance in the text in what the encounters could be (a random encounter table), but I don't have a sense of how often they should happen. Every travel day seems excessive (that's like 5 encounters to get from anywhere to anywhere!) but there isn't really any suggestion otherwise.
@ftl This is, unfortunately, one of those times where "It depends" is actually the best answer. As the GM, you will have to look at what's going on in the campaign, weigh what your party enjoys, and then find the best path forward. Sometimes you'll have to look at how much time you have in a particular session and what the party is trying to accomplish and then add or skip random encounters accordingly.
The easy mode is to just have folks roll for each day of travel, or night at camp, or hex on the map. But overall the best way for those open exploration style parts of a campaign is to have a GM that looks at whats going on and tailors to it accordingly.
Of course you found it... because like every Rogue ever you were already riffling through pockets while the rest of us were healing each other and makin sure the party was good to continue.
In the future can we get some more effort into the post so it's more than just a self-promotion YouTube link? AI art and content generation is a hot topic and there's load of good discussion that can come from it, but as posted this is just hoping for clicks and subscriptions.
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Which system(s) are you itching to play but haven't yet?
Whether it be due to scheduling, lack of interested players, or some other reason, what's an RPG system you're just hoping to get to the table one of these days but haven't been able to yet?
What does your current party consist of?
Easy topic to drum up some activity around here. Let's hear what levels, races, classes, and subclasses currently make up everyone's adventuring parties for their D&D campaigns.
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