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<blockquote data-quote="Wolfpack48" data-source="post: 9562056" data-attributes="member: 6872648">This sounds like a number of problems from different directions:1) A group unfamiliar with military tactics (probably most roleplayers, lol), so this one might need some help from the GM. Idea roll to see that there's a hill that will give advantage or a set of crates that will give good cover.2) For the bad rolls, reminding them that they can push and/or use Heroic Abilities that can minimize that bad luck.3) A knight that isn't using stats for the profession they've chosen.&nbsp; Maybe give the opportunity to switch around some stats/skills to align things?4) Building understanding that mages usually stay out of the thick of combat and cast spells at a safe distance, perhaps using said cover in (1) above5) Perhaps saying ahead of time, &quot;you WILL TPK if you continue to rush headlong into combat without thinking. I'd rather let you know that now rather than finding out in the middle of the game.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wolfpack48, post: 9562056, member: 6872648"] This sounds like a number of problems from different directions: 1) A group unfamiliar with military tactics (probably most roleplayers, lol), so this one might need some help from the GM. Idea roll to see that there's a hill that will give advantage or a set of crates that will give good cover. 2) For the bad rolls, reminding them that they can push and/or use Heroic Abilities that can minimize that bad luck. 3) A knight that isn't using stats for the profession they've chosen. Maybe give the opportunity to switch around some stats/skills to align things? 4) Building understanding that mages usually stay out of the thick of combat and cast spells at a safe distance, perhaps using said cover in (1) above 5) Perhaps saying ahead of time, "you WILL TPK if you continue to rush headlong into combat without thinking. I'd rather let you know that now rather than finding out in the middle of the game." [/QUOTE]

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