so you want those questions going 1 by 1 like an oral exam, all written out like a written exam or generalised for essay answers?
Quote from: styx on February 24, 2018, 04:25:05 PMso you want those questions going 1 by 1 like an oral exam, all written out like a written exam or generalised for essay answers?More like "Okay, so how do I apply my proficiency bonus again"?Or "Can I wear padded armor under Chain armor and have the armor bonuses stack"?Or "If I am both Advantaged by one thing and Disadvantaged by another, how many dice do I roll and how do I figure out if I take the high or low"?If you have those kinds of questions, I can help.
Or, I Have a downy growth on my chest and lately having been dreaming about seahorses a lot.
Back when I was 13ish our one neighbor got into this with his friends, I was kinda curious but of course I was too young to play, but I never got into it. Now next school year when the little guy is heading to high school and not at home, they have a D&D after school club and he wants to try it out! Moms kinda thrilled, not just for the fact of going to school but this club, yet I still have no clue about this stuff..JR
Here's my character:Species: Ewok Fuzzy tree Dwarf (What sort of adventure are we running anyway? I may have to make some significant tweaks )Name: Warwick Pabs.Strength, Intelligence, Wisdom etc: Let me get back to you?About: Works for the History Museum, usually as an assistant to a renowned professor, his specialty is mainly studying old objects that were the olden days result of attempting to combine several tools into one tool. The most commonly found were made by the "Swiss", it is theorized that is because because of their rust resistance. His hobby is creating replica versions of these tools.Currently he is [REDACTED]Trivia: Ewok names are backwards. Surname first, then personal name. The middle name is still in the middle thoughQuirks:Has messy hair. Is very hard of hearing without his electronic implants.Can't resist when he sees a shiny gadget.Takes showers once a month(Still more often than a dog!)etc etc etcWhat am I missing?
Quote from: Pablo O'Brien on February 25, 2018, 11:10:24 AMHere's my character:Species: Ewok Fuzzy tree Dwarf (What sort of adventure are we running anyway? I may have to make some significant tweaks )Name: Warwick Pabs.Strength, Intelligence, Wisdom etc: Let me get back to you?About: Works for the History Museum, usually as an assistant to a renowned professor, his specialty is mainly studying old objects that were the olden days result of attempting to combine several tools into one tool. The most commonly found were made by the "Swiss", it is theorized that is because because of their rust resistance. His hobby is creating replica versions of these tools.Currently he is [REDACTED]Trivia: Ewok names are backwards. Surname first, then personal name. The middle name is still in the middle thoughQuirks:Has messy hair. Is very hard of hearing without his electronic implants.Can't resist when he sees a shiny gadget.Takes showers once a month(Still more often than a dog!)etc etc etcWhat am I missing? Dwarf?! Who you calling dwarf!?!
Quote from: Fuzzbucket on February 25, 2018, 11:39:15 AMQuote from: Pablo O'Brien on February 25, 2018, 11:10:24 AMHere's my character:Species: Ewok Fuzzy tree Dwarf (What sort of adventure are we running anyway? I may have to make some significant tweaks )Name: Warwick Pabs.Strength, Intelligence, Wisdom etc: Let me get back to you?About: Works for the History Museum, usually as an assistant to a renowned professor, his specialty is mainly studying old objects that were the olden days result of attempting to combine several tools into one tool. The most commonly found were made by the "Swiss", it is theorized that is because because of their rust resistance. His hobby is creating replica versions of these tools.Currently he is [REDACTED]Trivia: Ewok names are backwards. Surname first, then personal name. The middle name is still in the middle thoughQuirks:Has messy hair. Is very hard of hearing without his electronic implants.Can't resist when he sees a shiny gadget.Takes showers once a month(Still more often than a dog!)etc etc etcWhat am I missing? Dwarf?! Who you calling dwarf!?! My character. Not everything is about you, you know.
The bard uses music and magic to support and inspire the rest of the party. Bards can specialize in the College of Lore, which allows for a more versatile character who can learn some spells and become proficient in the player's choice of skills, or the College of Valor, which makes the bard more martial and combat-oriented, or a number of other directions based on their focus.
looks like you have it all figured out
To begin with, we should choose what setting the game will be set on ( sword and sorcery fantasy, middle ages, is there magic in it, what races, etc.)From that point, we start to shape it, adding more details and laying the basis of the story.
Lol!We used to wind our DM up. After a very profitable Runequest campaign, we put all our earnings into buying and operating a cake shop instead of starting a new quest. Did it for a few weeks until we got bored, and bless our DM he didn't get a horde of Dwarves or Goblins to burn it down around our ears - he let us get it out of our system.
Quote from: magentus on February 23, 2018, 03:42:34 PMLol!We used to wind our DM up. After a very profitable Runequest campaign, we put all our earnings into buying and operating a cake shop instead of starting a new quest. Did it for a few weeks until we got bored, and bless our DM he didn't get a horde of Dwarves or Goblins to burn it down around our ears - he let us get it out of our system.Derailment seem to happen a lot in my groupPlan: Heroes get arrested on bogus charges, then condemned to participate in a camel-death-race through dangerous landscape, so the rich and bored could bet on the outcome. Sorta team hunger-games before hunger-games.What happened: Heroes escaped prison, went underground, solved mystery of their bogus charge, cleared their name... also, GM (anywhere outside of D20, that is what the DM is called) threw away the mission script.After that, our GMs (including me) started to prepare less and less, just get a general idea what could happen and wing it.
2 - People who play GURPS probably use Linux and live with their mum/older sibling.
After that, our GMs (including me) started to prepare less and less, just get a general idea what could happen and wing it.
Quote from: Etherealicer on February 27, 2018, 11:33:07 AMAfter that, our GMs (including me) started to prepare less and less, just get a general idea what could happen and wing it.Yep. This.I have run multiple sessions on the preparation of writing a single sentence. Then i take notes as I go, and if I get stumped for making a name on the fly, I point to a player, "Your turn to come up with a name."But there's really little need to prepare. The players won't get to your material, even if on course, for two or three sessions. Someone will find a way to waste time. "I need potions", "I need to speak to the magistrate's assistant's assistant for more clues", "I wanna go to a tavern and get chicks drunk."Endless time wasting and derailment. But if you're having fun...
so you're saying only go for half-elf clerics?
Quote from: styx on February 28, 2018, 12:22:50 PMso you're saying only go for half-elf clerics?Not sure about clerics... priests of Dionysus might have a fairly sturdy liver and potentially some "stop-ill-effects-of-alcohol"-spells