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<blockquote data-quote="Jasperak" data-source="post: 435361" data-attributes="member: 2487">I think refreshing their memory on why they are there would be in order.&nbsp; I think that if they were to explore the area first, it would be easy for them to witness the power level of the creatures, generate a map of the area, and see how the creatures are attempting to enter these doors/crypts.I don't know though, seems fairly easy to see the proper course of action, if the players have experience with stealth/gather info adventures.Word of advice though, if they are using metagame knowledge as has been stated before, fry them, and fry them hard.&nbsp; As a player I know better than to think that all the situations the DM would put me in can be resolved at that time.&nbsp; As a DM I will ocassionally put players into situations that they cannot resolve at their current power level.Another word of advice, you have created a situation for your players.&nbsp; As long as you feel confident that you have given them the ability to reason out the proper course of action for themselves, let them proceed the way they wish.&nbsp; Try to show them the folly of their ways by stomping on them first, then if they continue, adjudicate the situation without prejudice for or against the party.Hope it helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jasperak, post: 435361, member: 2487"] I think refreshing their memory on why they are there would be in order. I think that if they were to explore the area first, it would be easy for them to witness the power level of the creatures, generate a map of the area, and see how the creatures are attempting to enter these doors/crypts. I don't know though, seems fairly easy to see the proper course of action, if the players have experience with stealth/gather info adventures. Word of advice though, if they are using metagame knowledge as has been stated before, fry them, and fry them hard. As a player I know better than to think that all the situations the DM would put me in can be resolved at that time. As a DM I will ocassionally put players into situations that they cannot resolve at their current power level. Another word of advice, you have created a situation for your players. As long as you feel confident that you have given them the ability to reason out the proper course of action for themselves, let them proceed the way they wish. Try to show them the folly of their ways by stomping on them first, then if they continue, adjudicate the situation without prejudice for or against the party. Hope it helps. [/QUOTE]

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