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<blockquote data-quote="noretoc" data-source="post: 913493" data-attributes="member: 1276"><p>I think it was a great idea. The pc who stood back putting on thier armor should have missed out. The armor donning rules are there just for things like this in my opinion. Also the circustances were there for it to happen. I know if my group were hunting vamps, the only time they would have been sleeping at night, was if they were trying to invade the next morning, other wise they would be wide awake with weapons in hand during the dark, and catching cat naps during the day. </p><p></p><p>PCs have to learn that things do not always go the way they want. If it did, what would be the risk? The fun? Also, for the proper suspension of disbelief you have to show them that not everything is planned for them to overcome. I have a feeling the same people who say you should not have done this, are thoes who would argue that you should never put in an opponent that the PCs have to flee.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="noretoc, post: 913493, member: 1276"] I think it was a great idea. The pc who stood back putting on thier armor should have missed out. The armor donning rules are there just for things like this in my opinion. Also the circustances were there for it to happen. I know if my group were hunting vamps, the only time they would have been sleeping at night, was if they were trying to invade the next morning, other wise they would be wide awake with weapons in hand during the dark, and catching cat naps during the day. PCs have to learn that things do not always go the way they want. If it did, what would be the risk? The fun? Also, for the proper suspension of disbelief you have to show them that not everything is planned for them to overcome. I have a feeling the same people who say you should not have done this, are thoes who would argue that you should never put in an opponent that the PCs have to flee. [/QUOTE]
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