geezerjoe
First Post
Actually it doesn't sound like the DM just pulled it out of his rear simply because he said that they had met with a pudding before and it did not split either.
As a player I don't mind it if my party runs into some frustrating circumstances along the way, as long as there is the reward to match.
As a DM seeing my villians constantly NERFed by the party because the players know a secret around the monsters but the characters shouldn't makes it no fun for me. (Totally ignoring the fact that DM's metagame far more than the average individual player mind you).
J2O
Frankly for an encounter that was 3 levels higher than the party was, one character death is not that unusual. Especially if the monster uses a tactic that the party isn't equiped to match (and here I'm considering the +35 grapple, not the lack of the splitting to arrows weakness).We only knew because of the book (we had met another ooze before, and it acted the same way).
As a player I don't mind it if my party runs into some frustrating circumstances along the way, as long as there is the reward to match.
As a DM seeing my villians constantly NERFed by the party because the players know a secret around the monsters but the characters shouldn't makes it no fun for me. (Totally ignoring the fact that DM's metagame far more than the average individual player mind you).
J2O