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"sure why not" the youngster quips, he saunters over to the stone coffin and checks it out. (looking for traps, locks, handles, ridges, knobs, hinges, whatever)

I get off on thinking up cool new monsters I doubt I know what crunch means, exactly, but in my own case, I like to keep my plans about 4-5 encounters ahead of where the party is, plus a plan B (an entirely different 'set of encounters'). That way, if -when- the party pulls a screwball move, I...

I agree with this, I cannot forsee a computer making the dm obsolete. There will be plenty of dm-less games, that area will only continue to expand, but the sit-down-with-your-buddies-and-forget-the-real-world aspect of d&D will never go away.

I am only 38 years old, but after reading this thread, i feel ancient. I have my monster book pdf's with my handy dandy snapshot tool, and old reliable mspaint, and whatever template/level up/creating/or reinventing stuff I also need open and ready to look at...and viola...instant monsters. I...

"guess they gave us the slip, somehow." The young rogue says breaking the silence, "guess we'll head back?"

well, Joe, having learned from the spider encounter, will keep a sharp eye and move carefully, choosing to stay with a party member if possible. First order of business, check for exits, those kidnappers had to have gotten to somewhere. Secondly, if pursuit doesn't present itself, the...

so...are we in an encounter? the piercers are coming toward us? or the mushrooms? I'm kinda confused, but ready to beat feet for the exit.

uh...folks, it would - by all acounts - appear we are in the middle of a skill challenge...may I suggest picking a skill and rolling a check (as per the old man's suggestion)

ooc - -I'm not quite sure why I am at the edge of the pit, but when in Rome... Joe will keep trying to silently move toward the exit opposite the way we came in

Joe shrugs at Vayne with a blank look that silently screams "there is no way this is going to go well" and carefully, silently, and alertly(my abilities) go on a course that leads between the cavern wall and the pit, {{left sucked last time}} to the right of said pit.

yeah, sorry, we went left first, so i meant we go right this time....it was clear to me anyway....

then i dont ask where he is, lol The young human can only shrug, and keep moving down the right side of the T intersection with the rest of the group.

"Hey - here's something" Joe says, crouched near the floor, he waits a moment, then straightens up and asks "where did the old man go?"

when we arrive back at the "T" The rogue will search for tracks, or maybe a secret door( if there are no tracks)

Joe falls into line, quietly wondering to himself, "I bet I could squeeze in there, if it was worth it."

thanks! but I actually stumbled upon the wiki page with all the templates, it took me a second to figure out what was what and such, but I think the judges will find it easier to read/score/approve

I apparently need me a link to some "tables" to use on my character in the math section....any help?

can I wear the armor? (i.e. will it fit?) if so, I think I shall adding 2 to my AC - assuming we are in short rest mode. Joey the Kid will gird his loins in a manner of speaking, putting on the newly found armor while Howler unleashes his fury on the spider's webs. The youngster will then...

I agree with most on this...poor mechanics by DM I try not to say too much regarding "behind the screen mechanics" to the players. They don't need to know the size of the cloud, only if they are targreted, imo

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