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Published: 2021-03-10 02:34:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 5978; Favourites: 115; Downloads: 27
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Normally I've started games with my players having a few levels under their belt and their adventurer ready to face the dangers out in dark forests, deep dungeons and such. But this time I went with the game being situated in a single town and the young heroes of the game are finding their way to becoming adventurers. Unarmored, unarmed, no spell use. It's more roll play then roll play and it makes the back story for each character as we play along. Maybe these guys and dolls will be the next great adventurers in the realm. Time will tell.Related content
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As long as you don't give levels because you feel like it. I hate that when I am dealing with a DM who won't go with the mechanics of a game system. It throws out everything in terms of gameplay for me. For me have the fun is the actual accumulation of IXP and I don't get the have that with those kinds of dm's
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Exactly, I want the monsters to give XP, I want to earn XP from doing things, I don't want arbitrary O you just leveled up, That's the kind of things that ruin games for me.
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Never heard of it. I don't mind flexibility in doing stuff but I do still need structure.
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Ok. I donβt know any system I have ever played that was mushy on rules except Teenagers from Outer Space.
Benchmarking is increasing character level at point in the plot rather then using a point system.
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