Recent content by oriaxx77

What about anime boys?

Drows are good from now, you misunderstood them. Please do not kill them. PEACE

Everyone is good, there is no evil. I got it. Drows are good, but their pr is bad. Everyone loves everyone, If there is a conflict it is just a big misunderstanding. All good. All hug each other. PEACE just to be polcorrect .

The DM is the ultimate authority since the rules are just guidelines and don't cover every situation. If you abuse this your players will eventually leave so you have to find the sweet spot and you need to know when to modify a rule for a specific situation and you need to listen to the players...

Although I do not like the current 5e MM, this direction reminds me of the 4e era. Have you tried the new monsters in actual play? How does it feel?

I have never met anyone in IRL who used boxed texts. So I was really surprised how many GM use it in youtube. Ofc I started to play this game 25 years ago in eastern europe where no one had published modules, just core books, supplements, monster manuals etc. For me one of the joys to be DM is...

Make the fight happen in their mind, in their home village. They need to find their alter ego and defeat them. Start the encounter as if nothing happened. They are in the home village as commoners and the powerful heroes return (their alter egos).They have the same stats and knowledge as the...

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Have you ever run a game just to get some rare components to be able to cast a spell? How does it feel for your players? Does it make a spell more impactful?

Thanks a lot sir! This list makes our lives much better!

How does it effect the gameplay? E.g. did it cause any spectacular story elements, like fighting the main enemy they ran out of components. Do the players like it?

Hey guys, I would like to get some input on spell material components. Do you use it? Do you ignore it? How do you like it as a player, as a DM? What is your experience? etc ... All of my friends pretty much ignore it, but I start to think it can give a very good flavor for a campaign and a bit...

It means a lot of things but wounds are among them. So how it disappears after a long rest? Because it is a game mechanic and has nothing to do with IRL

I hit someone with a two handed sword. There should be a wound. Right or wrong? Why cure light wounds gives hit points back? Why does it called HIT points and not stress points? The list could go on ...

IRL your wounds will not disappear after a long rest. So it is pointless to compare it to real life. It is a video game mechanic to attract MMO players.