Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Nergal Pendragon" data-source="post: 6510380" data-attributes="member: 6777649">I will say what I am about to say is probably not going to match what a lot of people would agree with on how to play it. This is just my personal preference as a DM, though.I think it depends on character concept and roleplaying both what the miracle is and if they they can do it.If the character is purely mundane, but produces miraculous results because they are simply that good at performing medicine and the character is built to support it? I'll allow it, but they better roll high to get those miracles.If they are calling upon divine power, they need to roleplay out the miracle. If the player gets so in character that they are on their knees praying to the god in real life and they're being convincing about it (or at least good enough), they might get an automatic success. Otherwise, they roll and pray the gods are merciful.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nergal Pendragon, post: 6510380, member: 6777649"] I will say what I am about to say is probably not going to match what a lot of people would agree with on how to play it. This is just my personal preference as a DM, though. I think it depends on character concept and roleplaying both what the miracle is and if they they can do it. If the character is purely mundane, but produces miraculous results because they are simply that good at performing medicine and the character is built to support it? I'll allow it, but they better roll high to get those miracles. If they are calling upon divine power, they need to roleplay out the miracle. If the player gets so in character that they are on their knees praying to the god in real life and they're being convincing about it (or at least good enough), they might get an automatic success. Otherwise, they roll and pray the gods are merciful. [/QUOTE]

Verification