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<blockquote data-quote="gizmo33" data-source="post: 3173392" data-attributes="member: 30001">Sounds easy.And AFAICT they then played the worst party ever.&nbsp; Sounds like they have some XP coming their way.You're right, that's a horrible backstory.That's why they call it adventuring.&nbsp; They should have stayed out of the dungeon and just hugged each other in fear.If they took weapons with them when they went into the sewer, then I'd say you got your point across.I wouldn't think a CR 4 creature would be that big of a deal to a level 3 party - in fact all they need to do is gain a level and it becomes an encounter of only moderate difficulty.So you can choose either A or B.How does character class determine cohesion?&nbsp; Is it the paladin's code of honor to go shopping?&nbsp; Oh well, live and learn (the players, that is, obviously not their characters)I'm assuming a tarrasque ate them in the sewers, in which case the answer is yes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gizmo33, post: 3173392, member: 30001"] Sounds easy. And AFAICT they then played the worst party ever. Sounds like they have some XP coming their way. You're right, that's a horrible backstory. That's why they call it adventuring. They should have stayed out of the dungeon and just hugged each other in fear. If they took weapons with them when they went into the sewer, then I'd say you got your point across. I wouldn't think a CR 4 creature would be that big of a deal to a level 3 party - in fact all they need to do is gain a level and it becomes an encounter of only moderate difficulty. So you can choose either A or B. How does character class determine cohesion? Is it the paladin's code of honor to go shopping? Oh well, live and learn (the players, that is, obviously not their characters) I'm assuming a tarrasque ate them in the sewers, in which case the answer is yes. [/QUOTE]

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