D&D 5E Storm King's Thunder [OOC]

TallIan · Mar 10, 2017

They were small but 5'x5' doesn't even give a middle ages person space to lie down. I think of 10'x10' as small but typical might be a better word.

It's really the church that makes me think it's 10'x10' squares. Compared to every other building in town they were HUGE and were the centre of everything, material and social not just spiritual.

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TallIan · Mar 10, 2017

xynthoros said:
I remember how giant I felt in Korea at 5' 11".

Imagine how I felt in China at 6'7"

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KahlessNestor · Mar 10, 2017

A lot of maps, especially outdoor ones, are written 1 sq=10 ft, so that's likely the case here.

seriousmoonlight · Mar 10, 2017

Apologies! I cropped the map to hide spoilers, but left out the measurements.

1 square in Nightstone = 10 feet.

The maps in this campaign are not consistent, so I will give the new measurement each time.

TallIan · Mar 10, 2017

It's ok, I have the same issue with PotA

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xynthoros · Mar 20, 2017

My apologies if I held up the game, I wasn't sure if I should post or not. It seemed like with the rolls everyone had before me against two goblins, that fight was already over.

seriousmoonlight · Mar 20, 2017

xynthoros said:
My apologies if I held up the game, I wasn't sure if I should post or not. It seemed like with the rolls everyone had before me against two goblins, that fight was already over.

No worries! I didn't calculate the damage until after all the response came in. I'll jump in and post if something similar ever happens again.

TallIan · Mar 21, 2017

Is anyone else amused by the fact that the fist thing we have done as a group is break the "don't split the party" rule?

seriousmoonlight · Mar 22, 2017

TallIan said:
Is anyone else amused by the fact that the fist thing we have done as a group is break the "don't split the party" rule?

I'm having too much fun! XD

TallIan · Mar 22, 2017

I'm not sure how you are handling shooting into melee, so for now I've played it safe and gone for a target not engaged in melee.

For future reference though, how do you handle it?