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<blockquote data-quote="JDragon" data-source="post: 203211" data-attributes="member: 780"><p><strong>Group Vs Group</strong></p><p></p><p>The main Dm for my Group and I have run one shot games like this multiple times at the local convention.</p><p></p><p>Usually we set up two games running at the same time in rooms next to each other. The first half of the game is normal, fighting monsters NPC's etc. The final fight though ends up at the goal with a second party arriving at the same time. This works best with either 1 group of good pc's and one evil or two groups of evil.</p><p></p><p>Its a long intenst fight, but really brings out the survival in players/characters more than a normal game because a player can usually do a much better job with a single character vs a DM running a group of monster's/npc's. This is because their is less to keep track of and you get a variety of responses when someone does something.</p><p></p><p>The downside is if the people playing aren't mature enough it gets tough, also you have to be very careful about keeping groups as balanced as possible. You let someone in with an overpowering item and it can throw the whole thing in to mass chaos.</p><p></p><p>JDragon</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JDragon, post: 203211, member: 780"] [b]Group Vs Group[/b] The main Dm for my Group and I have run one shot games like this multiple times at the local convention. Usually we set up two games running at the same time in rooms next to each other. The first half of the game is normal, fighting monsters NPC's etc. The final fight though ends up at the goal with a second party arriving at the same time. This works best with either 1 group of good pc's and one evil or two groups of evil. Its a long intenst fight, but really brings out the survival in players/characters more than a normal game because a player can usually do a much better job with a single character vs a DM running a group of monster's/npc's. This is because their is less to keep track of and you get a variety of responses when someone does something. The downside is if the people playing aren't mature enough it gets tough, also you have to be very careful about keeping groups as balanced as possible. You let someone in with an overpowering item and it can throw the whole thing in to mass chaos. JDragon [/QUOTE]
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