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<blockquote data-quote="diaglo" data-source="post: 7651542" data-attributes="member: 2885"><p>i tend to throw out a lot of details. way too many it seems when we game.</p><p>last session the party was instructed they could cleanse an evil goblin temple, but avoid the village as it was heavily populated. and avoid the mountains near the temple as there might be giants (istanbul not constantinople). they had fought the goblins before and knew they used poison. they even gave some to their church to make antidotes.</p><p></p><p>so back to this session.</p><p></p><p>advice was flowing freely to questions asked by the party. potions and scrolls of healing. they had holy water. they found someone who had been to the temple. </p><p>but at no point did they take the antidotes.</p><p></p><p></p><p>my advice is always remember what has gone on before. heck, i do a run down of the last session before each new session.</p><p></p><p>4 or sometimes more brains and their notes plus laptops in front of them. and i was the only one to have prepped for the poison using goblins.</p><p></p><p>first goblin encounter... half the party is poisoned. doh.</p><p></p><p>edit: this is life in general for me. i often feel like Cassandra. don't forget your umbrella it looks like rain.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="diaglo, post: 7651542, member: 2885"] i tend to throw out a lot of details. way too many it seems when we game. last session the party was instructed they could cleanse an evil goblin temple, but avoid the village as it was heavily populated. and avoid the mountains near the temple as there might be giants (istanbul not constantinople). they had fought the goblins before and knew they used poison. they even gave some to their church to make antidotes. so back to this session. advice was flowing freely to questions asked by the party. potions and scrolls of healing. they had holy water. they found someone who had been to the temple. but at no point did they take the antidotes. my advice is always remember what has gone on before. heck, i do a run down of the last session before each new session. 4 or sometimes more brains and their notes plus laptops in front of them. and i was the only one to have prepped for the poison using goblins. first goblin encounter... half the party is poisoned. doh. edit: this is life in general for me. i often feel like Cassandra. don't forget your umbrella it looks like rain. [/QUOTE]
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