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The idea of a save is that a sickly guy won't deal with a harsh environment as well as a rugged healthy person. So what mechanic(s) would you put in place so that saving throws are no longer needed? Philo,You are missing a fundamental link,…
"On one end, magic doesn't alter the fundamental fabric of an implied setting. This could be accomplished in a number of ways, but at its extreme, the affect of magic on the setting is completely ignored on the macro level. Society runs lik…
I would even look at magic and science being diametrically opposed to each other. One could even have a world set up where as technology advances magic fades though that might be too long term for game effects. It could be that if there is
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I'm left a bit confused about goblin settlements. Are they above or below ground? A mix? Do they dig out below ground lairs themselves, or do they only utilize existing caves and dungeons? Yea, sorry I haven't made it clear. I imagine gobli…
Ouch. I wouldn't want to go up against that. Of course, D&D make it more complicated. One well placed Sleep spell can undo the most careful preparation... Seriously, I couldn't care how you run your goblins in your campaign, and there's not…
Excellent information, and would be highly useful for other "alt-europes", such as WHFRP. "Topographia Germaniae" is a Latin text by the medieval scholar and chronicler, Conrad Celtis. It's a description of the regions, history, and culture…
SOme good observations there. Sounds like at least one of your players had different expectations than you/the rest of the group.I read on someone else's blog that having a pre-game meeting/social event, to discuss expectations, can be prof…
Your final and summarizing sentence on offering a robust game seems to me the best advice to give any DM, new or old. The DM's energy and interest must be sufficient to sustain the game. If the DM is not into it, nobody else can be. But is
Rifles do take longer to load then muskets but I don't imagine it never took 10 times longer to do so that I ever noticed. Half again as long feels about right and is still a huge difference when dealing with short combat rounds. This is a