(OOC) The Dog Days of Doom

[Steve Gorak]

well, as soon as they move into the fog (which takes up 15X15 feet of a 20X25 foot room), it will go away.

The Large chef is only 5 feet from the fog and the little chef is 10 feet from the fog. They haven't noticed anything yet because their backs are turned.

Chances are, their first attack with be at disadvantage as they move into the fog but after that, it won't be useful.

Anyone shooting from the cover of the fog will get advantage until the zombies realize it's not real. Anyone moving out of the fog and attacking in melee will get advantage on their first attack, if they made their sneak check.

Cool, exactly in line with what I was thinking/hoping!
Cheersm

SG

 

[TaranTheWanderer]

@Neurotic

Would it be okay if you could edit the text in your dice links? I find it hard to interpret. Just delete the miscellaneous extra stuff and leave the totals?

I don’t even really care if the rolls are linked (I trust you guys), I just want to see what you’re rolling and the result.

Attack AC: 15
Damage: 8

Or anything similar.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

@Neurotic

Would it be okay if you could edit the text in your dice links? I find it hard to interpret. Just delete the miscellaneous extra stuff and leave the totals?

I don’t even really care if the rolls are linked (I trust you guys), I just want to see what you’re rolling and the result.

Attack AC: 15
Damage: 8

Or anything similar.

I concur. I've started to roll real dice as often as possible in my games. It speeds me up. I'd be happy to do it for your game, too!

I like to think that we're all grown up enough to not "cheat" at something as inconsequential as D&D!

EDIT: Come to think on it, everyone might appreciate if when I do roll dice in my own games, I post what the rolls are, just to avoid the "what happened, exactly?" question that might be on people's minds. I'll start doing that!

 

[TaranTheWanderer]

I concur. I've started to roll real dice as often as possible in my games. It speeds me up. I'd be happy to do it for your game, too!

I like to think that we're all grown up enough to not "cheat" at something as inconsequential as D&D!

EDIT: Come to think on it, everyone might appreciate if when I do roll dice in my own games, I post what the rolls are, just to avoid the "what happened, exactly?" question that might be on people's minds. I'll start doing that!

I do like seeing the mechanics behind the fluff. I don’t need to see the roll though