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thank you very much for your welcome! it's always great to have a place where you can discuss D&D. about your suggestion: I came up with the luck testing exactly because when I gave them the red herring they already knew something was up. and usually found out about it in time to get away from...

so I started a new campaign, and it's based on the previous one, set on the same place with the same NPCs, only a year after the last one. most of my players chose to use the previous characters as well, both because they liked them and they were already in high levels. the thing is, a guy who...

to screw my players' life a bit more than usual :] and inspired by several game books I used to play long before I came up w/ D&D, I decided to get them a luck testing method. this is done by throwing a d6: 2, 4 and 6 mean good luck, 1, 3 and 5 mean bad luck. if they get lucky, I allow them to...