Recent content by Wuzzard

At the games I've run I've seen most all classes played. I've not had a player play a beast master ranger, or wild sorcerer. I've had wizards, but only a few of the subtypes, mostly evokers. I've had plenty of clerics, but not all the domains. Lots of rouges, but only once an arcane trickster...

Champion fighter is my favorite class. Just like to roll me some crits. GWM makes it better. Sent from my iPhone using EN World

I still have some of those 1e sheets. I'll only buy these new ones if they come in photocopy-proof goldenrod too.

Ran CoS for nearly a year. Not a single PC death. A fallen PC during combat once in a while, but no deaths. Amber Temple was roughest. Sent from my iPad using EN World mobile app

F the what? I don't want to take away anything from the rest of you, but why would I ever want mass combat rules for an RPG? I guess it might be fun for a one off, for when a certain sort of player or table is a little burnt out on their standard game play and just need something new to revive...

It's going to be a new race of sentient swords. Sent from my iPad using EN World mobile app

I keep rolling persuasion checks behind my screen, but no matter how often I crit, I still can't convince you all you are doing it wrong. Must be something wrong with the edition.

I love having random unnecessary rolls to keep players on their toes. Sets the mood. :devil: Metagaming players gunna metagame! If I think its getting out of hand I can usually combat that with a knowing stare and a "really?" If the player still wants to proceed they'll come up with some...

Ranger Stealth - If you are traveling alon e, you can move stealthily at a normal pace.??? Moving stealthfully and making a stealth check are not the same thing. Moving stealthfully is something the PC is chosing to do. Making a stealth check is a tool the DM uses to resolve an uncertainty...

You get to make somatic gestures as part of casting the spell as a reaction. The first gesture is to open your hand. If the weapon decides on its own to follow gravity and drop to the ground then that's on the weapon's own time. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I get a feeling that some DMs spend way too much time preparing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When I ran Death House it took 5 2-hour sessions (most were more like 2.5 hours though, so more than 10 hours to play through). Everyone had fun. No PC's died, but a few dropped and were revived.

My players did not have a problem surviving Death House. A few dropped on the way out though, but were healed.

Its all role playing. Do you mean the interaction part where there is a lot more talking and less doing?

I always have the arrows stick out of the PC's foreheads. Right between the eyes. Use an action to remove it or it just stays there!