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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Duncan Haldane" data-source="post: 1414037" data-attributes="member: 514">Not too long ago my group of players decided they were going to try to sneak into the dungeon (past the guards) while all characters were invisible and under a silence spell.When they acted on their plan they had not set up any way to communicate with each other, so I had them all write their actions down on paper so the others couldn't see - it was fun.Another time, with the same group, they were fighting in an area filled with dust and debris.  A dragon in this area would flap it's wings to cause the dust to rise, thus blinding the party.  When the party got to that encounter I showed them a grid of the location, had them place their minis, and then when the debris started flying I got them to face away from the board.  Then I asked them what they were doing, where they were moving, etc - that too worked quite well.  They could hear what the other players said they were doing, but had to remember (especially for area spells) where each of them were, etc, without being able to look at the map.  Meanwhile I could, since the dragon had scent.Duncan</blockquote>