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I find it depends entirely on why I'm fudging them. For example, I have had a few times where a commoner that was intended for pure humor would attack a PC and I'd roll a natural 20 and then confirm crit. Right about then, I usually fudge it as though I confirmed a critical failure instead and...

One of the things I suspect they're doing is a wait-and-see. In previous editions, they were always rushing forward; 3E suffered for this a bit due to them rushing out 3.5 revisions in 3E books, and I heard the end of the 3.5 product line started to rush in some 4E stuff. This time around, I...

Maybe this was the precursor to the serum that created Captain America and led to the rise of HYDRA?

The best part is the barbarian would survive the explosion at higher levels, pop into rage immediately, and begin to slaughter.

"No! You may not coat him in spikes and use him as a morningstar!"

I find the various ways they are implemented to be incredibly irritating in some manner. I'm certain there's a good implementation of them somewhere, but I don't feel like spending the weeks hunting it down.

I would be interested in either! Do you want the characters on official WotC character sheets?

We brought people back from the dead often. So often that, at one point, we made enemies of the religion devoted to the god of death; our revolving-door style of dying and coming back became seen as a mockery of their faith. We probably could have used the summon monster spells. We were not...

Just as long as he doesn't have to loki over his shoulder for GM reprisal. That would get odin fast.

I'm very interested. Is this going to be just DnD 5E rules? I will admit this would be my first 5E game, so if that is a potential detriment, I will understand.

Drizzt clones. They tend to suffer. I've been told the chat logs of what I did to one in an online game is what inspired the SAW movies. Gnomes are also on my list. I'm pretty okay with a lot of drow characters. Drow paladins are fun to see.

My 3E group named our adventuring party the Zerglings. PC deaths, even by other PCs, were common. A favorite tactic? Designate a backpack the Expendable Kit. The PC who wore it was expendable for that dungeon. The backpack was filled with alchemist's fire. The PC wearing it would charge into...

Me: "And a pair of black leather pants, with pockets on the..." DM: "I get it! Your clothes have a lot of pockets! Moving on!" Four sessions later... Me: "Okay, I pull the dagger out of one of my pockets..." DM: "Wait... That's thirty daggers now. How many friggin' pockets do you have? Where...

I think the important question is to ask yourself what purpose the nudity serves. In general, nudity needs to have a purpose when included in a gaming material. It has to serve a specific purpose that is easily seen and understood. Otherwise, you risk serious misunderstanding.

Option 6 - The ritual does nothing. The villain fell for a centuries-old prank.

Deciding the starting points for generating a character are too few and upping it. This can unexpectedly tilt things in the favor of the PCs.

Ah! A little around a thousand miles from where I live. I hope you get a full group and wish you a lot of luck!

That's my thought as well, but that 2sp is the only figure we have. And it makes sense from a historical context, as noted by Sword of Spirit on page 4. Or doing too much and in dire need of a vacation.

Sword of Spirit brought up a fair point on the 1sp per day: It's a typo. That means the accurate pay is later on, where it's stated to be 2sp per day. That puts the lifestyle at Poor instead of Squallid. I would also state that the lifestyle costs are actually higher for adventurers than they...

Well, crap. You just invalidated the last... two to three pages of my posts. Will need to go back and see what I can salvage of what I was saying.