Recent content by Chaltab

Using 5E with some supplement for the Mythic tiers. Not sure how that's relevant since the mythic tiers make us more powerful than standard 5E characters and thus harder to challenge.

What are you talking about bro. I'm literally in an level 18 Wrath of the Righteous game with Mythic tiers and we still have brushes with death on the semi-regular. It's not impossible to challenge high level parties.

Yeah Dark Sun's always had druids. They're really important in maintaining what's left of the ecosystem.

That's why you never just use one.

Honestly I like the idea of a heist scenario. Perhaps the target is a very secure vault, in a dangerous plane of existence like Carceri or Hell. The target, whatever it is, is in a place that only a team of level 16+ PCs have any hope of getting into. The players will need to both gather...

...or just make better combats?

...yes, out of their own disinterest. Not because WW2 is a mysteriously distant past outside of memory.

I think Paul's point was that these facts aren't lost knowledge. Anyone who looks into it can easily discover which side the Soviets fought on in WW2 or can easily look up when the Berlin Wall fell. Though seeing as Faerun doesn't have an easily accessible internet it makes more sense that...

I mean I don't really have a strong opinion either way, but we're also talking about 'new' species that's just a revamp (pun not intended) of an existing lineage option. That would factor into my decision making if I were considering these DLCs.

Honestly If I were in your position I'm not sure I'd bother with the tedium. You've already revised the book once, after all! Still, good luck. These are still some of my favorite products on the Guild.

I mean he wasn't at full when he got hit. It wouldn't have killed him if he had been.

Bionoids are basically Guyvers and Spirit Warriors are knock offs of an obscure anime called Aura Battler Dunbine.

Level 12, and no they just got unlucky. One of them ate a disintegrate that did like 87 damage. He was the wizard, and the player left the campaign shortly after, so they went into the boss fight a man down. They still won.

Honestly the lack of ship battle rules isn't even the most frustrating part to me. If you give it any real depth then you're basically adding a whole other game on top of the game, and that's not something that interests many players. What really bothers me is all the setting elements excluded...

I just don't think that bears up. I once killed three characters in a single adventure, two in the same boss fight, in an adventure that wasn't supposed to be that difficult. They are, though? That's exactly what they did in 4E. Did you mean to type 'now' instead of 'not'?