Recent content by Ralls

My DM gave us a pretty cool heist senario. I'll throw a few ideas in: Infiltration: -There could be a shipment of tapestries, booze, or drugs arriving into said manor. A PC could cling to the bottom of the wagon or stowaway in the supplies. - From above! A glider landing on the roof is...

I do often, and I find it beneficial to set the mood. To start, I usually pick a theme for the party. A nice, more than likely heroic tune to go on in the background. I ususally use youtube to find the tunes I need, then a youtube looper to keep it going in the background. For the current...

It's not so much "Reasons" for allowing it or not that cause conflict. It's the player's and the DM's expectations clashing. Here's an example: I got pulled over for the first time while speeding, and I've heard from my friends that the nice cops in the city usually let teenagers off the hook...

Hey enworld. I've just started DMing my first campaign, going off the D&D 3.5 manuals. The first session went better than I expected, so I figure I'll share the fun, as well as take some pointers from more experienced GMs if they have anything to say...

Here's the last words of Dutch Shultz. The most memorable line in there is "talk to the sword." Last Words of Dutch Shultz I thought I'd drop you a link, and maybe you could incorporate some unexpected ramblings.

Packers- They're good indoors. However, the outcome doesn't matter to me as much as the game itself-- I'm a fan of a good game. I'm not "for" any particular team.

I'll give an account of a tabletop experience: I was playing a outlawed water dragonblood in an Exalted campaign that was also a mute. We were doing a particular sequence of roleplay where the stakes where high, and my character had to calm down a lunar-type exalted (a class basically perceived...

I disagree, The GM's job is to be the judge, impartial to the players from die-to-die rolls. It's the individual player's job to make sure they have fun individually. This method makes for some more meaningful, authentic, campaigns, with more risk verses reward. Edit: here, this sums it up...