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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 157021" data-attributes="member: 2209">I would recommend not splitting up the group. As a player I find it takes away a lot from the fun of a game to "not be there" half the time.Another tactic I might suggest would be having something ambush one of the new to combat players by dropping from above (can work no matter where in marching order they are). Perhaps you have rumors that the local goblins pathologically hate druids, later one or two suicidally attack the druid dropping from their hiding place in a tree branch. Meanwhile other goblins attack from all around to distract the grunts. A bunch of goblins is not much of a threat and the party can handle them, but this will make sure the druid gets a chance to use the combat rules before the combat veterans decimate the goblin mob.Don't use nets in this scenario, they add complications to combat which a beginner does not need.</blockquote>