
By the same author as Grand Line 3.5
26th Oct 2013, 1:36 PM
This GM sucks. He is being completely railroaded by his players. Obviously this is intentional as he is a first time GM, but jeez. If I were running this campaign, they would probably be dead and rolling up less munchkiny characters by now. |
9th Jan 2014, 3:30 AM
But then, if you were GM we wouldn't have One Piece to enjoy, now would we? |
9th Jun 2014, 10:24 PM
I think killing player characters just because they are too strong for you to handle is the trait of a truly poor DM. The DM holds nothing less then ABSOLUTE POWER, and so if dropping rocks is the most creative thing you can come up with, you're probably doing something wrong. |
30th Apr 2016, 6:45 PM"Hurricane of Puns"
I've been part of a Ponyfinder campaign, so I'm playing an Unchained Rogue Pegasus. My Dex is "insane" (it's a 22), which means I have a pretty damn good hit chance, and my rapier has Keen, meaning I can crit anywhere between 15 and 20. At the start of the campaign, this meant that, even without the Keen, I was able to KO almost any enemy with just one crit. Our GM has gotten really good at making enemies that are perfectly balanced to not be impossible, but also to not be steamrolled by our characters. It's made for some great moments, and some amazing(ly bad) jokes all around. |
4th Oct 2017, 5:58 PM
that's the first boss he send out to them. if you player got killed by the first boss, there's maybe a problem. |
23rd Apr 2019, 7:35 PM
This may be a bit railroady on the player's parts, but the GM is supposed to be the one who understands the rules the best. If the players know the rules and game better than the GM, then there's no room to change the game when you've been outplayed. RF,ED is just being a poor sport on the GM's part. Plus, the GM's gonna be getting his own back with Arlong and Smoker enventualy, nevermind the Warlords. |
DragonTrainer
16th Aug 2013, 1:57 PM
Good thing they wrote stuff down and kept track, huh? ^_^
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