D&D 5E Lost Mine of Phandelver (OOC)

[KirayaTiDrekan]

Hmm...

I think I'm going to award Prophet and Selari each a point of Inspiration, given this.

 

[industrygothica]

Hmm...

I think I'm going to award Prophet and Selari each a point of Inspiration, given this.

w00t! We're inspired!

Now I have to read up on inspiration... :/

Thank you Kira! You deserve inspiration too... but inspired DMs scare me. A lot.


-IG

 

[Queenie]

w00t! We're inspired!

Now I have to read up on inspiration... :/

Thank you Kira! You deserve inspiration too... but inspired DMs scare me. A lot.


-IG

What he said! lol I have no idea what that is but it sounds good? I'm also with IG in terms of inspiring the GM... this one seems tricky like that... :-o

 

[KirayaTiDrekan]

You can use Inspiration in two ways.

1. Spend it to give yourself Advantage on an attack roll, saving throw, or ability check.

2. Give it to another character.

Either way, once you use it or give it away, it is gone until you earn Inspiration again.

 

[Brother Dave]

Inspiration basically means you can gain advantage (or remove disadvantage) on a single d20 roll of your choice (ability/skill check, saving throw, attack, etc.).

 

[industrygothica]

So a free sneak attack for a certain thieving elf. Nice!


-IG

 

[Phoenix8008]

You can use Inspiration in two ways.

1. Spend it to give yourself Advantage on an attack roll, saving throw, or ability check.

2. Give it to another character.

Either way, once you use it or give it away, it is gone until you earn Inspiration again.

I believe you can also use it to counteract any Disadvantage you may have on a roll as well.

 

[Queenie]

So a free sneak attack for a certain thieving elf. Nice!


-IG

Sweet! Hopefully I find someone soon to use that on. I'm pretty sure the dwarves in our party wouldn't be as forgiving if they were backstabbed with the dagger rather than having one of their own "looked at."

 

[Lord Sessadore]

[MENTION=48394]pathfinderq1[/MENTION], I'm amazed - you made an obscure literary reference, and I got it! Haha, well done.

 

[Fenris]

[MENTION=48394]pathfinderq1[/MENTION], I'm amazed - you made an obscure literary reference, and I got it! Haha, well done.

Feather it in for the new guy?