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I want to start a game probably DnD 4e or 5e since that's what most of us regularly play.
But after everyone's got their characters made I'll have everyone reach into a bag of one use powers.
Things that can have a drastic influence on the game but can only be used once.
Like may bring one living creature back to life, may change the weather in your immediate area for up to one day, may force one sentient being either npc or pc to change their mind about one thing.
So what do you guys think does this sound fun or am i asking for a fuck ton of trouble....
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I think that idea isneato burrito.
>>46507778
That sounds pretty fun. You could even have these be tangible objects like gems or something that contain the magic and have them get more through quests and stuff throughout the campaign.
>>46508276
Yeah man i can dig it, I've been brainstorming ideas for more powers for a while now.
I'm hesitant to involve my friends in on it because having these powers be a secret the players can keep from each other i think would add another level intrigue and group dynamics to the game.
>Your best friends character nobly dies saving the rest of the party, everyone is emotionally crushed.
>You have the power to bring him back to life but no one knows...
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>Thread died out, apparently!
Waking up in the morning, you groaned. There were many, many things you liked waking up to in the morning, and today had none of them.
No coffee.
No booze.
No hot women.
No good news.
Instead, you had a prepubescent girl sleeping in a ball on your chest, a searing backache, numb hands, and the dull feeling in your mouth that told you you desperately needed fluids.
“Joan…” you muttered, scrabling around on your nightstand for a Nalgene. “Joan, get up…”
“Non.”...
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“Sorry sir, no coffee yet.”
Goddamnit. Looks like breakfast was going to be…. Green beans and a chunk of… fish? You were fairly sure that was fish. Going to the table, you ate it, groaning. On today’s to-do list, there were a LOT of things. Firstus was finding where you were so you could start looking around for either a major shipping lane to loot ships from or a fairly small island or atoll to dump people on. Secondus was talking to Captain Jasper and Carmine about things, along with setting up the beginnings of a machinery shop on the Carolina for tools and weapons. Thirds was Joan. Fourth was getting the crew of the Arroschere rotated so there were some Apprentice sailors and warriors onboard, and senior crew on the Carolina to teach them things. Oh joy.
>Find where you are
>Talk to Jasper/Carmine
>Joan
>Crew Rotation
>Other (write-in)
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Hi /tg/I need help since I have never done it before. I want to run a 1e adventure in 2e but I am unsure how to convert to THAC0. Do I just take the HD of the monsters since they are not given a strength/dex value? is there another way to do it?
Thank you
>>46507556
Yes, use the HD of monsters and compare it to the THAC0 of an equivalent-level fighter.
>>46507653
Fighter and monsters seem to have a different THAC0 table. Also, does that means that an HD 1 monster has a THAC0 of 20? so monsters are inferior to PCs? (just making sure here)
>>46507734
First-level PCs have THAC0 20.
I read a few D&D green texts and it made me laugh hard. I wanted to see how pen and paper turned into these awesome stories. I have friends I started playing a Pathfinder campaign with and now I'm barely in and I'm laughing. Can we get more of yours?
I'll start with my Cudgil.
He isn't smart, but he's a demon on the battlefield.
