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<blockquote data-quote="Kaodi" data-source="post: 411513" data-attributes="member: 1231">ChallengeIt would seem to me that to challenge high-level groups you need to resort to strategies that involve less raw power and more ingenuity. PirateCat, you definately seem to keep your players on their toes. Playing with the language itself is always fun, and so is playing non-magical tricks. Who was it who came up with the wight dragon? (Wulf???) This is the perfect example of turning things on their head. Personally, I have very little experience as a DM (two games), but I aspire to ravage my players with monsters that are well within (and below) their own power level by being sneaky. PirateCat, being the DMing genius you are, probably have no problem with this sort of stuff... Little late to make suggestions for the dragon fight at this point, but I will wait for more idea to filter through the thread... Sorry for no paragraphing, hehehe... Until next time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kaodi, post: 411513, member: 1231"] [b]Challenge[/b] It would seem to me that to challenge high-level groups you need to resort to strategies that involve less raw power and more ingenuity. PirateCat, you definately seem to keep your players on their toes. Playing with the language itself is always fun, and so is playing non-magical tricks. Who was it who came up with the wight dragon? (Wulf???) This is the perfect example of turning things on their head. Personally, I have very little experience as a DM (two games), but I aspire to ravage my players with monsters that are well within (and below) their own power level by being sneaky. PirateCat, being the DMing genius you are, probably have no problem with this sort of stuff... Little late to make suggestions for the dragon fight at this point, but I will wait for more idea to filter through the thread... Sorry for no paragraphing, hehehe... Until next time. [/QUOTE]

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