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I apologize for being sarcastic. ,[emoji3]

Playing our fortnightly Symbaroum game on Thursdays, we just finished the first campaign book, according to our GM. Love the setting and the story arcs. Playing D&D 5e weekly on Roll20 in a friend's own setting. Very dark and scary, challenges abound. About 4th level. Running 5e in Northern...

Oh my, you just didn't get it.. did you?

Surprised people aren't suggesting mixed opposition. Monsters with a high CR tank pinning down paladins and fighters, low CR but nimble skirmishers attacking squishies and monster archers or casters peppering the party with missile and spellfire. Then the monsters tend to be easier to align to...

I like the complexity of a rich deep campaign built from simplicity. Same as my approach to ICT

Use Pinterest and Dyson Maps!

Ilmater I recommend the Gnome Stew blogs and GM advice books. Also the Lazy DM book by Sly Flourish. Google them

Oh IMHO never say that about a magical elf game!

Really interesting chat. When or if this comes up at a table playing 5e that I am reffing we shall decide. Then the sauce for goose as well as gander rule will apply as well. I prefer a readied action to interrupt, but I don't claim it's RAW or better, just generates more narration, and also...

HeroQuest only uses the d20, but that's quite a different game..

Why not just hand out the *adjusted* XP?

RuneQuest 33 years ago Savage Worlds about 15 year ago With 5e and both of them as well right now

I did exactly this for my last Savage Worlds SF campaign. Worked extremely well. However I can't join you for this one. Good luck.

It'll also give the line a British flavour, which will be nice for a change. Not that I am complaining at all about US focused games at all!!!!

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