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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardcoreDandDGirl" data-source="post: 4800435" data-attributes="member: 82746">Well I have very little DM experience, but I got roped into running anyway. So how was it, well IT TPKed.       We had 1 new player (Never played D&D) who took the wizard. We had a poweertgameingcombatgumby twink who hated all of the “non optimized’ characters that as far as he was concerned could have been made by a bunch of monkeys with typewriters he finally took the barbarian. We had a couple who are regulars play the dragonborn and the warlord, and then this guy I never meet before played the paladin.         The first encounter went OK, with just a little bit at the beginning explaining to the new guy.       Then came the rust monster ambush. The paladin lost both his armor and his hammer to the beasts. Also the barbarian refused to fight them at all, only fighting the bugs.        Then came the epic fail of a skill challenge. The first 3 players (barbarian, warlord, rogue) failed the checks.        So going into the final encounter the paladin had no armor, and a nonmagic long sword. The wizard was out of healing surges, and the dragonborn and barbarian were both out of dailys. The fight did not go well. Round 4 or 5 we had already lost the dragonborn, and the warlord was making death saves.        The new guy picked up a PHBI after the game, he said as long as the barbarian player didn’t talk the game was pretty fun…even if he died gutted by a orc.        So how did everyone else do???</blockquote>

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