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<blockquote data-quote="The Cardinal" data-source="post: 1334887" data-attributes="member: 634">Yesterday I GMed my first Dawnforge session.PCs (L1): minotaur fighter (m), tiefling wizard of entropy (m), tiefling sorcerer (f), yuan-ti thinblood monk (f), human lowlander shaper (m), gnome shaman (m), night elf rogue (m), ogre ranger (m)I was extremely generous with starting equipment - no masterwork stuff, only minor magic items from the PHB, everything below 350 gp was granted (and the ogre even received a mighty (+6) composite greatbow). Then we started play and I told them that they all were down to their last few copper pieces - and that selling their equipment was not an option in Riversend (a boomtown, swamped by adventureres and swords-for-hire, where mundane second-hand weapons and armor were cheap as dirt, and where a third-level barbarian with Strength 20 would be lucky to get a job as a bouncer in a third-rate brothel...).Still the party was nearly wiped out in their first encounter: a bar room brawl with 6 highlander barbarians. Then they experienced a blatant &quot;Seven Samurai&quot; rip-off when they were hired by three poor peasants from a village north of Elnaria where the nearby fort of the Griffon Company had been closed last summer...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Cardinal, post: 1334887, member: 634"] Yesterday I GMed my first Dawnforge session. PCs (L1): minotaur fighter (m), tiefling wizard of entropy (m), tiefling sorcerer (f), yuan-ti thinblood monk (f), human lowlander shaper (m), gnome shaman (m), night elf rogue (m), ogre ranger (m) I was extremely generous with starting equipment - no masterwork stuff, only minor magic items from the PHB, everything below 350 gp was granted (and the ogre even received a mighty (+6) composite greatbow). Then we started play and I told them that they all were down to their last few copper pieces - and that selling their equipment was not an option in Riversend (a boomtown, swamped by adventureres and swords-for-hire, where mundane second-hand weapons and armor were cheap as dirt, and where a third-level barbarian with Strength 20 would be lucky to get a job as a bouncer in a third-rate brothel...). Still the party was nearly wiped out in their first encounter: a bar room brawl with 6 highlander barbarians. Then they experienced a blatant "Seven Samurai" rip-off when they were hired by three poor peasants from a village north of Elnaria where the nearby fort of the Griffon Company had been closed last summer... [/QUOTE]

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