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<blockquote data-quote="Methos of Aundair" data-source="post: 1806660" data-attributes="member: 21764">The FLGS is planning on four players per DM but that could easily change. The entire underwater adventure part will take place in a sunken and flooded temple of Bane with no water movement. The adventure itself merely states that so long as characters have at least 16 lbs. of equipment on them (for a medium size creature, 8 for small) that the pc will be able to walk on the bottom without too much difficulty.Yeah, piercing weapons are the best kind for underwater combat but I hated to make it obvious I was purposely designing the characters specifically for this adventure. I was thinking about making the fighter type a sword and board with a spear as backup.Since it is supposed to be only 4 players I was going the route of Cleric, Fighter, Rogue, and Wizard. And just in case creating a few other characters if it turns out to be more. A Druid would definitely be an extra.Thanks for the help.@Pinotage: How do you like running an underwater campaign? I have always thought of doing it but many of the players I have talked to stated they either didn't want to or didn't feel most players would enjoy that type of game. I started designing an underwater campaign a couple years ago but dropped it due to player lack of interest. Who knows, if the players on DnD Day enjoy this tidbit of underwater adventuring I might just have to resurrect that campaign.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Methos of Aundair, post: 1806660, member: 21764"] The FLGS is planning on four players per DM but that could easily change. The entire underwater adventure part will take place in a sunken and flooded temple of Bane with no water movement. The adventure itself merely states that so long as characters have at least 16 lbs. of equipment on them (for a medium size creature, 8 for small) that the pc will be able to walk on the bottom without too much difficulty. Yeah, piercing weapons are the best kind for underwater combat but I hated to make it obvious I was purposely designing the characters specifically for this adventure. I was thinking about making the fighter type a sword and board with a spear as backup. Since it is supposed to be only 4 players I was going the route of Cleric, Fighter, Rogue, and Wizard. And just in case creating a few other characters if it turns out to be more. A Druid would definitely be an extra. Thanks for the help. @Pinotage: How do you like running an underwater campaign? I have always thought of doing it but many of the players I have talked to stated they either didn't want to or didn't feel most players would enjoy that type of game. I started designing an underwater campaign a couple years ago but dropped it due to player lack of interest. Who knows, if the players on DnD Day enjoy this tidbit of underwater adventuring I might just have to resurrect that campaign. [/QUOTE]

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