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<blockquote data-quote="Immoralkickass" data-source="post: 7170782" data-attributes="member: 6864983">And its up to the DM to adjust that accordingly. The DM have many ways to make it easier for inexperienced players:1. Open up the race/class options to all the options in the PHB, or better yet, allow UA, SCAG, EE and other books.2. Encourage them to optimize their characters, and give them tips on how to do so3. Make sure each role in the party is covered, with as few overlapping of roles or same classes as possible.4. Give them inspiration each session, so they won't be afraid to waste it, or save it and never use it. Tell them they can use the inspiration to get hints if they are unsure about stuff, such as 'is it a wise move to storm Cragmaw in our current condition?'5. Make interesting situations. For example, goblins are cowardly, so when most of them start dropping, make the surviving few beg for mercy in exchange for information. This is the time to test your players alignment too lol.Obviously, the DM needs to be at least an experienced player for this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Immoralkickass, post: 7170782, member: 6864983"] And its up to the DM to adjust that accordingly. The DM have many ways to make it easier for inexperienced players: 1. Open up the race/class options to all the options in the PHB, or better yet, allow UA, SCAG, EE and other books. 2. Encourage them to optimize their characters, and give them tips on how to do so 3. Make sure each role in the party is covered, with as few overlapping of roles or same classes as possible. 4. Give them inspiration each session, so they won't be afraid to waste it, or save it and never use it. Tell them they can use the inspiration to get hints if they are unsure about stuff, such as 'is it a wise move to storm Cragmaw in our current condition?' 5. Make interesting situations. For example, goblins are cowardly, so when most of them start dropping, make the surviving few beg for mercy in exchange for information. This is the time to test your players alignment too lol. Obviously, the DM needs to be at least an experienced player for this. [/QUOTE]

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