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Yeah, I made that so it's not part of the copyright mateiral. I'll get it tonight.

Yes. Thank you.

There certainly is a chance they could burst in at the last moment, but this player has made some really bad decisions. I mean... If you show the players at every opportunity that jumping into this deadly trap will certainly kill them, but they decide to let it happen or jump in themselves...

I've actually modified this Curse of Strahd campaign for Castlevania and the character making these horrible decisions is the Belmont. Her trusted butler can try and keep her in line, but she has certainly made terrible decisions consistently enough to where this sort of thing is exactly what...

Oh, I question it... but I'm not going to control my player's actions. I just resolve the outcomes of their decisions.

Nagol, regarding the two rounds and players using that in the future: Yes, I've thought of that and it is certainly something to consider. The strangulation came about due to these two characters preference for rough intimate interactions, so this is a unique opportunity. If the grapple is...

Well, not to spoil the gravity of death, but it's D&D so death isn't quite as permanent as it normally is. What I'm currently leaning towards is a contest of skills. This isn't Ike suffocating under water, as strangulation cuts off the blood flow to the brain immediately. I'm no MMA fighting...

He has no intention of stopping. The entire town is terrified of this guy for good reason. In an earlier session they found a doll in Blinsky's toy shop that he was being forced to make for Izek in the likeness of this player. Blinsky confessed this because the players had been so nice to him...

Fair warning: Mature themes. So last night a player decided to once again have some nakie relations with the psychopath Izek Strazni from Curse of Strahd. Currently they are both naked and he is strangling her with his demonic hand while it produces flames. (Link below for context if needed.)...

So does anyone else think Death House ends a bit unresolved? It looks like the two outcomes presented lead to it still remaining a threat to the village. Sent from my SCH-I545 using EN World mobile app

Yeah, another thing to consider is that as written the characters would be encountering these shadows at level 2. They get the jump on the PCs. They drain strength and have resistance... As for the shambling mount yet to be encountered, why would the PCs not kill it? They get railroaded into...

My 4 players are level 3. I'm running them through Death House as part of Curse of Strahd. One encounter includes 5 shadows. These things nearly wiped the party, and would have if it wasn't for the cleric turning undead, reviving the downed PCs and retreating. With a cleric, sorcerer, rogue and...

My players are quite determined to get Bildrath to come down on his prices in the village of Barovia. His son Parywimple is a pretty interesting character. Anyone want to brainstorm some level 4 quest from Bildrath? Sent from my SCH-I545 using EN World mobile app

Um... Normally would he be mad or is he mad because he's cast this spell on himself? How am I supposed to role play this important character when I know only what Wikipedia tells me about him? Sent from my SCH-I545 using EN World mobile app

Ah, the freeze frame camera pan... I love it. Rules or not, I'm allowing ending on a jump and forcing a movement as their next action.

Ah, see that's tough because if they don't get a running 10' start on the next turn it messes them up big time.

My players will be chased and every square of movement is important. If there is a 10' gap to jump and they start 50' from it's beginning, can they end their turn on a jump?

Why did Mordenkainen cast a mind blank spell on himself? Sent from my SCH-I545 using EN World mobile app