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Kill them and take their stuff.

Both. I ask the bot what the characters would experience on their way to something, entering an area or the appearance of a monster. Then a quick tidy so it’s not hallucinating and boom: I read it out.

Haven’t thought about the Thoul in ages.

Things seem in the wrong place.

Better agents I reckon.

I’d be more inclined to give the ranger Smite Foe which is burning a spell slot to do 1d8 per slot damage like a Paladin does to keep it simple. That way if you hate rangers with spells just burn them for damage. Maybe add resistance/immunity bypass at higher levels.

I just choose one of my monster books and go through until I find a monster about CR= 1/3 the total party level. Then I keep looking to find a bunch of mooks and reskin then to fit with the first monster. Then I take a photo so I can use my phone for quick look up. Total CR around 1/2 tpl...

I dunno man. That seems like turning and RPG into a video game. I went down that path once and wouldn’t do it again. I’m probably this way because I cut my teeth in the early eighties where death lurked behind every corner; but it takes all sorts to make a world go round, I reckon.

I do see where you are coming from. But let me ask you about the combat in your games. What purpose does it have?

Doesn’t knowing that you are not going to die without your agreement reduce any sense of verisimilitude and achievement your guy’s adventure has? Anyone can write a story but only a game like D&D can have one spontaneously develop due to the inherent randomness of a dice bound game.

It would take away from my enjoyment. Having no risk of an out of my control death for my guy would ruin the fun of death defying feats. If I want to die heroically I can do that on my own.

I turned 50 a few weeks ago too. I started playing at 12 with the Red Box set. I was the DM and I still am (cries in Forever DM). My earliest memory is adapting the Dragon Warriors RPG adventures for a Basic D&D game at school. I found D&D through the Fighting Fantasy books that had an advert in...

You don't really need a tank for a party. Just make sure you er on the side of easy when designing the encounters. Pay close attention to the damage range of the enemies you choose.

I’d have to review the research before I made a decision.

Pug of Crydee

Some times fraudsters start with little amounts to see if the fraudee reacts. Or so I’m told.

I think the MCU is just a place where all kinds of weird naughty word happens. A bit like Forgotten Realms.

I’m a psychotherapist and use behavioural activation with some of my patients. I hope you have a many spoons day but save some for tomorrow 👍

Dunno about this one. It’s a bit out landish even for a D&D game.

Is that a reference to managing energy levels and levels of activity?