Recent content by SkidAce

Would the monsters and items go away?

I read that as "paid a million and a half for words that made it to print....

I usually post them on my wiki after they encounter them.

Yes, a toolbox for dnd.

Amazing how fast this thread turned into OGL/SRD arguments "we've" already had. Oh well, next topic.

Knowing you use modules a lot helps me understand your point better. You having read and prepped for the adventure do know very well which npc is important or not. Since I am not running modules (AND I'm well aware my players will talk to all five ships...) I approach it differently. As far...

No, they choose one of the 5 available paths, all were ready for play. If they had chosen a 6th option, as I do not constrain their actions, then I would have had to improvise.

I respect yah, but I'm the exact opposite. We've always looks as D&D as a tool kit. Good times for all!

I must have misunderstood something, my apologies.

No. You misunderstand me. If the players go there, and learn of the armor, of course I tell them abut it. I'm asking if the character should know about the armor before encountering it in game.

Your post is well written and feel I understand your point. My only question is how do you know which NPCs don't matter? I can give a concrete example from our point of view. Characters needed to get to some desert ruins (long journey). Most of the trip would be by river. There were five...

Before the characters ever went to that area and found out about the armor?

They might be talking as an example about the Helldivers 2 newly implmented requirement for a PSN account.

I also would eat my hat if this was true.

Kobolds are like elves...they adapt (mutate) to their environment/creature leader. So traditional kobolds are doglike, the dragon worshipping ones are semi reptilian after a few generations. And the aquatic ones are like World of Warlock murlocs....mrglwglwlg!