Recent content by Krachek

just a quote from a French writer : "If those who speak ill of me knew exactly what I think of them, they would say much more." From Sacha Guitry / Toutes réflexions faites

« the answer is not on the players sheet « mean to me that the DM is convinced to have given more than enough clues to solve the problems while the players are still totally confused about the solution. It also remind me DM that ask « You got to think outside the box! » that was a nice...

Just saw the first part. A lot of good idea, some good scenery, an interesting vilain, But too much highlight and emphasis, and too much serious. I want a cake, not an orgy of sugar and chocolate!

My favorite view of the Sorcerer-Wizard dilemma is certainly Jonathan Strange et Mr Norrell. One is the scholar and the other is the gifted. Even MCU show it well opposing Agatha Harkeness and Wanda in WandaVision. One scholar, with high knowledge, and the other a gifted free spirit. The main...

I see it as a tool to get out of the usual tracks of my imagination.

The half caster based on intelligence.

For me a Ranger is a smart warrior, that learn to operate in hostile environment and fight dirty. Not a guy who use two weapon. A warlord is a title for a character that have his personal army. The character who heal his friend and move them around the battle grid is a mechanical feature.

I see three concepts: the hard worker scholar. wizard. The gifted free spirit, sorcerer The opportunist (if not cheater) that rely on external help. Warlock. One class, three classes, or a set of subclass, I don’t really mind. Just allow the three concepts.

A sample home brew setting that fit on two pages. That could be added to the PHB. In the DM guide they will explain the steps and decision taken to create this sample setting. The world of Yuurz

It should be a good film, but it is a bit lame.

Sometime 3d6 is view as a cosmic law, like gravity. It is not!

Adv DnD monster manual INTELLIGENCE indicates the basic equivalent of human "IQ." Certain monsters are instinctively, or otherwise, cunning, and such is accordingly noted in the body of the descriptive material. The ratings correspond roughly to the following character intelligence scores: 0...

In the latest playtest they present Four class "Groups": Warrior, Mage, Priest, and Expert. I don’t know if it’s going to be official any day. But you can build subclasses based on these groups to allow a range of style.

Once I make a character runaway and never come back, the DM made an encounter to test the morale of the party, and I use this occasion to retired my character. Another unfun character turn into an outlaw. But the campaign end before it get worse. For what I see around, most unfun character are...

Another question is how long you play an unfun character before leaving him or asking to change him.