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Adapt. I created one encounter where I had a ton of goblins swarm on the party. In my mind this was going to be a Lord of the Rings type epic battle. When the time came, the party cast Leomund's Tiny Hut and basically just picked off each goblin one by one from the safety of their dome. We...

Overall I really like the book Pros The monster selection tables showing how many monsters of different CRs a character of a certain CR could handle The numerous random encounter tables by level and region are also awesome. Love the chapter that let's you roll (or choose) a full character...

I have done some single-session games for people interested in D&D. My go-to adventure is actually Part 1: Goblin Arrows of the Lost Mine of Phandelver in the 5e Starter Set. Obviously it is part of a larger adventure, but I find that it works great on its own. Being part of the starter set...

I think my memory was faulty in remembering the examples as 'rounds' rather than 'minutes'. What you stated helps clarify it for me. I can keep tabs on what the characters are doing and translate those actions into minute blocks based on what they are doing. Thank you

Some additional information for my question. I found an example from Storm King's Thunder. It is similar to what I am asking about. In the Tomb of the Skodkong area of Deadstone Cleft, the notes indicate the following. If the character drawn into the slab asks no questions, the Skodkong...

My question is in regards to published adventures and comments such as the following. Each round there is a 25% chance of X happening. This is straight-forward enough during combat. After everyone has their turn, roll the percentage dice and see if the thing happens. No worries there. What I...