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Pit Fiend 3 Lich 2 Beholder 6

Pit Fiend 2 Lich 6 Beholder 5

Pit Fiend 7 Lich 8 Gelatinous Cube 0 Owlbear 5 Beholder 9

Pit Fiend 7 Lich 10 Gelatinous Cube 7 Owlbear 5 Beholder 11

Pit Fiend 13 Lich 12 Gelatinous Cube 15 Owlbear 11 Beholder 14 Black Dragon 3

Pit Fiend 15 Lich 16 Gelatinous Cube 13 Owlbear 19 Beholder 14 Black Dragon 9

Pit Fiend 25 Rakshasa 10 Gold Dragon 19 Lich 27 Gelatinous Cube 10 Owlbear 22 Beholder 26 Black Dragon 12

Pit Fiend 26 Rakshasa 13 Gold Dragon 18 Lich 27 Gelatinous Cube 13 Umber Hulk 10 Owlbear 22 Stone Golem 2 Beholder 26 Black Dragon 12

I'm running D&D 5 on Roll20 for our group at the moment. Descent to Avernus (with some modifications) is the adventure. I know it has some flaws (as do most of the modules), but we're really enjoying this one. Lots of great roleplay. Can't wait to see how it plays out and which direction the...

Pit Fiend 25 Rakshasa 15 Gold Dragon 17 Lich 26 Gelatinous Cube 16 Umber Hulk 11 Owlbear 22 Frost Giant 6 Stone Golem 10 Beholder 27 Black Dragon 14

Pit Fiend 24 Rakshasa 17 Gold Dragon 20 Lich 25 Gelatinous Cube 17 Umber Hulk 13 Owlbear 23 Storm Giant 2 Frost Giant 11 Stone Golem 14 Beholder 25

Pit Fiend 22+1=23 Rakshasa 22 Gold Dragon 25 Lich 25 Gelatinous Cube 16 Umber Hulk 16 Owlbear 24 Storm Giant 11 Frost Giant 12 Stone Golem 18 Beholder 27 Couatl 8-2=6 Black Dragon 16

Not a party "win" this time, but still remembered and talked about. 2nd Ed, party is exploring a dungeon. Random encounter, the mage decides to show off. Casts fireball. Forgets to calculate volume, so the fireball backblasts into the party. Mage shrugs his shoulders - what's 6d8 damage? We're...

Hi all. Just curious as to what is your group's most memorable "win"? Was it a random encounter that turned sour? A Boss fight that was truly epic? A lucky die roll that completely up-ended the carefully planned campaign? Mine came way back in 1st Edition. I was running the original I6 -...

I'll have to look into it. We are all new to Roll20 and I'm running Descent to Avernus. Not certain if I can do that with the module, but it is worth taking a look. Thanks for the suggestion.

That's the way it is with my current party - unless they simply can't retrieve them (shot 300+ feet away, into water, off a cliff, etc), then it is simply considered retrieved and mended. The players track how many they have and can mend. Simply not worth worrying about otherwise for us.

I bought a few of these in different depths/sizes and then labelled the front. Elves, Orcs & Goblins, Humanoid Monsters, etc. Different groups based on what I figured was best for me as the DM to be able to grab the appropriate figure quickly if needed.

When in person, I draw out the entire room or length of corridor on the battlemap, but will place enemy figures only if within line of sight. If the encounter is outdoors or generally unobstructed, the distance to view an enemy is much greater (a bit more realistic, in my mind). Currently...

Just remembered another one. 2ed again. Random encounter in the outdoors at the campsite. One party member, fearful of attacks from above, had chosen to sleep under one of the wagons. Didn't help him much that Ankhegs were the random encounter that night. :ROFLMAO: