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It's a monster part of my own campaign. To describe what I envisioned it, it has a stout body with tentacles that whirl in a sound frenzy.

It's simple. Your party usually solves the problems there. It could happen at any moment and/or you could be hired to do so. This is part of 'avoiding your common set-up'. We have to believe whatever you write about if you write anything at all. To do your best avoiding the typical old...

Harmonican It could be any level. I altered the attributes for 2. HP 38 Speed 5 Initiative 6(auto improved) Immune to being dominated. AC 17 FT 20 RE 14 WI 13 +2 against oppo. attacks. At-Will Paralyzing Wave - Close Burst 1 Enemy - Melee Force +8 Vs. Fort. D6+4 Damage. Hit -3 to all...

Minions are simply an idea to make the battle more challenging and/or interesting. Multiples coming every turn can be a problem. Though I've never died from a trap because those are only a minor inconvenience.

Why kid yourself? DnD is all about overcoming the monster.

Everyone has their idea. How experienced of a player did you want it from or did you want advice in general. I do keep hazards on my maps. The enemy is immue to the traps like in many adventures. Also, some monsters tend to explode when they die. I created a monster that can punish...

-Avoiding your common set-up. While I won't get into a huge debate about philosophy and/or overstate the idea. How many times have you used the power? How long has it been around? All these topics attempt to justify certain styles and ideas over others. Some people are also bias towards...

Ueww. I was wondering if we could post our own monsters here.

Then you want to avoid things overplayed ie: fighter, rogue, wizard. I play no original/essential characters. Assassin Striker, Bard Leader, Invoker Controller, and a Goliath Earth Warden. I like two saving throws per turn. But I should have checked the Ardent. It has an attack that...

Glad it went well from what you posted. My first two sessions as a DM went fairly good too. The PC's made it to the end without getting lost in design mechanics. I like this low/high level approach. In 4.0 most characters have high AC and Ref. So I created characters that hit fortitude and...

Note: I had a discussion about this here too I think. Nevertheless, these points should help shed light on what you want out of 4E if not fiction in general. May I ask why you play DnD? Fiction's Upper Limit Overall, what are the general limitations to fiction? There are certain situations...

Like I asked. How weird is the idea? You give me the impression you want to patronize your players.

It's fiction so it depends on the game's set-up. It also depends on how thorough you are. I do go as far as checking stats and things.

I am a total power gamer. Final Fantasy Tactics Single Segment - YouTube How new are you to gaming? If you want to enjoy the mystery of the story try to avoid looking ahead imo. When I first started gaming I barely had access to the net as compared to this topic today.

I'd like to know how weird it is to you? However you feel about it you're going to have to trust someone's judgment to play. At least once. That someone out there had to make a decision even when we'll never know if it was correct.

How do we know if that's strong or weak? Good or bad? Fact or fiction? There is a topic for it.

Someone who can help you is Eladrin Teleport. Otherwise you might view DnD as not a bypassing game. What you really want is more maneuverability. But I have played encounters where the room is simply too small for battle. It's not your fault as a player but a design flaw with the creators...

Search: Is DnD well-balanced: By me.

Extremes +/- study every detail about DnD and over prepare for the session or find another game. Do the normal and play it a couple times to see if you'll like it more one day.

Did anyone force you to comply with the rules of any game? I'd like to know why you've chosen to play DnD when there might be ideas that are different than yours? I suppose this wasn't worth proposing since we already know why. That even if we knew the outcome of the session we play to...