They are the minimum appropriate level for the party to experience the horror, dread and their overall helplessness to do anything about the pervading evil of the land. Or, to rally and decide that whatever they can do, whatever small victory they can achieve, is enough for now, will have to be enough.
How is the Old Bonegrinder supposed to be appropriate for 4th level?
Would Eldritch Blast using a Dexterity Save instead of Spell Attack be appropriate for a low-confidence player? Ask Question Asked 1 year, 9 months ago Modified 1 year, 9 months ago
5 I'm in a campaign where all the players are supposed to be the human equivalent of young teenagers from their villages. In terms of mental age/status as a young teenager, what would be an appropriate chronological age for a high elf?
It has been a few sessions since this player has rolled up a new character, which leads to the question: Is it appropriate to reveal that this player character was alive the whole time? On one side, I feel it would be a great reveal, but on the other, I don't want the player and the rest of the party to feel completely hoodwinked.
Is it appropriate to bring a player character back after they had been ...
I DM a group of 5 level 2 PCs, and currently they each have approximately 150gp each. I was just wondering if there's an average or recommended amount of gp that a PC should gain per level?
Let's say that I'm about to run a combat-heavy 3rd level one-shot for a group of players. Balance and challenge rating is still very important, but one of my players says he'd like to play a humanoid