At one point I’d just say “you find an onyx and two opals,” letting them appraise if they had appropriate skills, but otherwise letting them be positively or negatively surprised when they sold them in town for the then revealed values.
But now I’d sooner avoid the hassle of tracking their...
I like lower to hit and fewer HP as it makes combat faster and feel more dangerous due to less time spend updating HPs and more risk from a “lucky” streak.
Unfortunately I wouldn’t want to mess with it in an existing system like 5E as it affects other things. Damage spells that bypass AC become...
As a pre-teen in Denmark I had watched a decent amount of TOS and TNG. In the newspsper, on the program overview of channel we didn’t have, it often said “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” and I always wondered and fantasized about what it was.
When I got older and the Internet became more of a...
Mage-Priest seems obvious but generic. It might be easier if you have a theme, like the lore behind this class or an inspirational character or archetype to base it around. Looking into how and why this class is able to do both could be a good start.
I suppose whichever goals it was programmed with originally, which likely led to unforeseen consequences, either because of lack of imagination by the programmers or due to a different interpretation than what was intended.
One example could be the AI is put in charge of securing the...
Currently playing Druidstone: The Secret of Menhir Forest. It's a mixture of tactical combat, puzzles, and RPG. The graphical style is very soothing somehow.
I prefer a single resolution roll. I don't necessarily have a preference for multiple degrees vs binary, although I do mind multiple degrees if they have clearly defined outcomes specific to each action amongst a large variety of defined actions, as it results in having far more rules to...