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<blockquote data-quote="Whithers" data-source="post: 7124664" data-attributes="member: 6883963">I am thinking of offering a home-brew rule for inspiration to my players outside of what is in the book.&nbsp; The mechanic is to make the lows a little less dark and the highs a little less bright.&nbsp; The RP justification in this goes:&nbsp; Desperation inspires heroes to show their metal, while pride goeth before the fall.Standing:&nbsp; The Party Inspiration Pool (PIP) can never be reduced below 1 by this rule.&nbsp; It may only be reduced to 0 by the decision of the party.From the Bottom:&nbsp; The PIP gains 1 die of inspiration for each natural 1 rolled on a d20 as the party collectively digs in with resolve to overcome their obstacles.From the Top:&nbsp; The PIP loses 1 die of inspiration for each natural 20 rolled on a d20 where the player fails a wisdom save and becomes overconfident in the party's ability.Any constructive criticism?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whithers, post: 7124664, member: 6883963"] I am thinking of offering a home-brew rule for inspiration to my players outside of what is in the book. The mechanic is to make the lows a little less dark and the highs a little less bright. The RP justification in this goes: Desperation inspires heroes to show their metal, while pride goeth before the fall. Standing: The Party Inspiration Pool (PIP) can never be reduced below 1 by this rule. It may only be reduced to 0 by the decision of the party. From the Bottom: The PIP gains 1 die of inspiration for each natural 1 rolled on a d20 as the party collectively digs in with resolve to overcome their obstacles. From the Top: The PIP loses 1 die of inspiration for each natural 20 rolled on a d20 where the player fails a wisdom save and becomes overconfident in the party's ability. Any constructive criticism? [/QUOTE]

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