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Celebrim reacted to TiQuinn's post in the thread Critical Role Campaign 4, Episode 2: Celestial Horrors and Powerful Houses Emerge as Potential Threats with
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Yeah, agreed. What was he gonna do if someone rolled a one right there? Why roll if you’re not gonna kill them? All I can think is the... -
Celebrim replied to the thread Critical Role Campaign 4, Episode 2: Celestial Horrors and Powerful Houses Emerge as Potential Threats.I think it is probably better for an audience though I think I would probably detest it as a player. I also think from the description...
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Celebrim reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread Critical Role Campaign 4, Episode 2: Celestial Horrors and Powerful Houses Emerge as Potential Threats with Like.
I think I’m out. I’m struggling to get to the end of the episode and finding it very monotonous: one hushed conversation after another...
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Celebrim reacted to Paul Farquhar's post in the thread D&D General What's your view on a pirate-driven campaign? with
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Yes. And yet it’s the trope definer for the “Pirate” genre. Which is important, the Pirate genre has as much to do with actual piracy as... -
Celebrim replied to the thread D&D General What's your view on a pirate-driven campaign?.This and the publication of some Dragon articles about sea faring combined with dissatisfaction at running the PC's across the Sea of...
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Celebrim reacted to TheSword's post in the thread D&D General What's your view on a pirate-driven campaign? with Like.
As I mentioned before I’m pretty convinced the route forward for fun 5e Pirate Ship operation is to abstract-the-shiz out of it. Kinda...
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Celebrim reacted to TheSword's post in the thread D&D General What's your view on a pirate-driven campaign? with Like.
So many great products in that last. Sea of Fallen Stars was my introduction to pirate RPG. Anyone else remember the island with the...
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Celebrim replied to the thread D&D General What's your view on a pirate-driven campaign?.I don't think you have to get as deep in the woods as tracking barrels of fish and depending on the campaign setting you probably don't...
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Celebrim replied to the thread D&D General What's your view on a pirate-driven campaign?.IIRC correctly, that's because Treasure Island has no actual piracy. It features a mutiny by former pirates against the owner of a...
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Celebrim replied to the thread D&D General What's your view on a pirate-driven campaign?.UPDATE: Ooops. Sorry. I thought this was a response to a post about the Skull & Shackles AP. What I wrote isn't actually a response...
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Celebrim replied to the thread D&D General What's your view on a pirate-driven campaign?.We tried to play it. The introductory scenario were you get pressed ganged is awesome and the minigame of being a sailor aboard a...
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Celebrim replied to the thread D&D General What's your view on a pirate-driven campaign?.So typical pirate movies have ships that correspond to age of sail frigates. They have crews in the range of 240 to 350. So, the...
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Celebrim replied to the thread Which are you, The plan everything out GM, or the Ad lib?.I'm not really a professional writer by any stretch, but I do know if I was a former professional writer I'd have enough of an ear to...
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Celebrim replied to the thread Which are you, The plan everything out GM, or the Ad lib?.In case it wasn't clear, my point is not that everyone should take the trouble to make their stuff publishable - as I said of my own...
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For that, for the 100 regulars I'd just take a rough average of their hit points (let's say it's 8 each and they're 2 HD) and calculate...