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I had the thought and was wondering if anyone has done or know of treating the game as an actual game instead of a fantasy reality? Could be as a VR simulation or just how that reality work. Pop up screens with stats or a tattoo on the back?

Just curious how people manage this.

For exhaustion gained while in wild shape would you have it continue when you change back? In particular if you gain exhaustion from forced march would you do it as well?

It that 1st line that I'm not sure about. Spell affects? Non spell healing? Bonus from a magical item? Is it optional? (probably not to limit its power) Thoughts overall? Again, not all of makes sense on 1st glance.

Going to be starting up a game with 2 players and need some options for 1 of them without overwhelming him with choices. I'll be running it on "easy mode" so optimization is not needed. First player will be a Druid. Other player wants something for "agility based support". He's new to pen...

Basically you allow more of the weaker feats, but restrict the stronger feats?

Just a random idea that popped into my head. The concept of the PC's have to defend an area against a theoretically infinite # of enemy. Armies of orcs or zombies. Sort of like a swarm. Any hit on an individual enemy would drop them, with a constant flow of new enemies. You'd track total hp...

So I came across a house rule that allows gaining expertise (double proficiency) through practice, study or training. Now this would for a narrowed focus, ie: swimming expertise instead of athletics. You can learn swimming even without athletics. The original had you make an attribute check...

Just looking for ideas for simple encounters, things that could be found on a Job Board in a small town. There will only be 2 (newish) players so 1st to 2nd will sort of be a 'tutorial'

Has anyone done anything on expanding Exhaustion?

I'm looking for some ideas on what to do for just 2 players that does NOT involve having NPC's with them to "help" Some of the things I'm already considering: Breather; a short period of rest, 5 min. Able to use 1 hit die for healing Being able to learn or improve specific skills easily with...