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This is why I did the synopsis. I found it odd that the group was making friends with the lizard folk chief that had been put in place by the cultists. So, you did not forget to mention it.

Huge Vampiric Fire Elemental? Presumably, you have to have blood to become a vampire?

If you want to micro manage every weapon (which lots of people don’t - some people don’t even like tracking ammo), Every weapon can have a durability stat. Every time you miss or roll a 1 or whatever, durability goes down. At certain thresholds, the damage dice goes down by one. When the...

I have both the Carnell and the bluffside maps on roll20. Or we can go dig them up on these boards. The Pegasus is clear with the statue, I think, but The rest are not

I’m not sure how I’ve been on the boards since 2003 and never heard of Iron DM. I’m having a lot of fun following along.

@MetaVoid your turn for the round

We have a place for those characters…. The Pit. More seriously, if they aren’t integral to any ongoing plots, at the first sign of civilization, the character goes their separate way.

What ever is easiest and makes the most sense for you. I’m happy to jump into anything.

This sounds similar to what I posted upthread.

It answers it in the sense that I don’t believe that is a good use/description of charisma to search for secret doors. I answered how I might tweak the fluff to make it more appropriate for charisma - even if I find that tweak a bit weak.

if a player described looking for secret doors by intuiting how a person might hide something, I would have them roll wisdom (insight) instead of charisma investigation. Not that there’s anything wrong with interpreting that as charisma (investigation) but that interpretation doesn’t feel...

Yeah, that’s my point. It feels more like insight (wisdom) to search than charisma

Do you find they are burning all their HD between long rests? Were they doing that before or were they saving some? In 2024, there’s more uses for HD in combat so they get used up quicker (that healer feat, for example) Out of the options posted, I’d go with proficiency bonus. They need HD...

This is the best answer I’ve seen but This sounds like insight to me. Which is a wisdom skill. Charisma is more force of personality. I suppose you could reframe it: if I was a person hiding something, where would I sit, rest and talk.

This is a cool idea. Potion cards that the dm hands out during the adventure when you find it in treasure and stuff. But the dm collects the cards at the end of the session and hands them back out to the players at the beginning of the next session to be redistributed to the players that show...

[/td] [/TR] [/TABLE] [/SPOILER] Merrick grunts as the acid hits him and burns through his clothes. He'd always gone without armour for better mobility. Besides, who needs armour when Fate is your shield? Perhaps, today, would be the day he died. Only the Priests of the dragon had the means...

I have a d20 modern add-on called Grim Tales. It has a whole section on radiation and mutations They rate it in Rads and a hazard is rated in Rads per interval (rounds, minutes, hours etc..) Every interval they are exposed to fallout, they accumulate rads. They make a con (fortitude)save DC...

Welcome! Welcome to DMing. Fudging things is the biggest tool in the toolbox. Fortunately, your players don't know the plot, so you're all good.

Point taken. lol

Charisma search for secret doors is finding allies within the dungeon that know the location and tell you where they are.