A druid and his dog

[irdeggman]

Not quite what happenned. We did start at level 4 but the problem came from his trusting us to know what our spells and abilities did.

And so you have played for 10 levels (ECL 14 character) and this is just now coming up?

Same with the dispel happy druid?


10 levels should be enough to get a handle on how things work. The DM should have BBEG who also use Dispel Magic and thus should have known those rules too.

That is unless there was a quantum leap in levels and not a gradual leveling up, which in itself can cause problems.

 

[jason_gosse]

And so you have played for 10 levels (ECL 14 character) and this is just now coming up?

Same with the dispel happy druid?


10 levels should be enough to get a handle on how things work. The DM should have BBEG who also use Dispel Magic and thus should have known those rules too.

That is unless there was a quantum leap in levels and not a gradual leveling up, which in itself can cause problems.

Well we have lacked a caster exsept out old cleric for the most part and he was all buff and heal, not to mention the bain of all undead we ever came up against. but the "happy druid" only came in a little while ago, just as the cleric was leaving. Our old cleric was the only person who had played more then a little befor. it just so happend that the guy who picked up any mistakes that were made and the guy brakeing the rulls never played on the same night during the over lap.

but now thanks to the help of people on this site and my own reseach i have a fealing the next post won't refer to a happy druid as much as a not so happy druid.

So I must say thanks every one.

 

[Legildur]

So I must say thanks every one.

And good luck! D&D is no fun if it is not a challenge.

 

[irdeggman]

Good luck and remember it is suposed to be "fun" when you game, that is why you do it the first place.