
By the same author as Grand Line 3.5
9th Mar 2015, 12:06 AM
Always gotta make sure they stay down. I have no clue what story time could be since last time was about characters who won't stay dead. |
9th Mar 2015, 12:16 AM
Hmm how about some bad things that have happened after a GM says to roll a spot check or something similar |
9th Mar 2015, 12:36 AM
"Roll a spot check." |
9th Mar 2015, 1:10 AM
"You look directly into the sun. You see things that you didn't see before." |
9th Mar 2015, 2:09 AM
Okay, that was a critical success, so here's what you see: |
9th Mar 2015, 2:58 AM
Mine's a little different - it's one of my pet peeves with GMs now - "That's what's realistic" - yes, it makes sense that a rogue trader would use a bomb of sufficient strength to take out an entire mountain to assassinate a rival, but it doesn't make for a good story to instagib the party off one failed demolitions roll. |
9th Mar 2015, 8:39 AM
This is why single point of failure designs are not good. You succeed, one thing happens. If you fail, another. If it's a dead end, you should have other options to follow. If you do nothing, the plots advance, and you may find the next step a bit more challenging without that useful bit of information, or having not been able to cut in earlier. |
9th Mar 2015, 5:01 PM
I'd be surprised if a characters armour and equipment didn't add enough weight to put them over that limit, even if they were a halfling. Of course, how many D&D groups these days actually pay much attention to encumbrance? |
10th Mar 2015, 8:11 AM
She tallies in at about 60. A little heavier than the typical light-armor-and-few-weapons types, but she some rather large, er, bonuses for social encounters. |
2nd Jun 2017, 9:44 PM
It usually only posts twice when that kind of stuff happens, but this time it needed four posts because the tracts of land were just that d*** huge! |
9th Mar 2015, 10:56 AM
After failing to notice the third ambush in a row with my Catfolk Samurai: "ok, now I understand how I failed to save my lord: I never saw them coming". |
9th Mar 2015, 6:01 PM"Self-Deception"
The other night we started a 5e game using my friend's character sheet app (because all you do is plug in class and race and stats and it auto-inserts all the info you gain from that) a True Neutral Elf Monk named Valtorn, a Chaotic Neutral Fighter named Bob Barker, and my Neutral Evil Gnome-raised-by-Goblins named Alvyn. I know, heroes and "evil" aren't supposed to work, but that is how bored we were. Nobody objected to anybody's suggestion and I am literally pulling storywork out of the DMG's random encounter/build charts. Practicing my ability to improvise and having some stupid fun. |
9th Mar 2015, 7:21 PM
Well, that sounds fun. |
DragonTrainer
7th Mar 2015, 10:12 PM
So... here's the embarrassing part. I recently reset my computer, which caused me to lose my save file for "The Secret of Monkey Island". I intend to go back and redo that Let's Play series, but for now I thought I'd try out this new game that caught my attention, "Life Is Strange". Partially, I just wanted to see if this new recording software I found would actually work and not result in choppy graphics. So far, I don't think it looks all that bad.
Anways, without further adieu, click here for the first in a series of let's plays of this incredible new game!
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