At a table noone is supposed to be "The Boss", be it player or DM. Seems like you have both kinds at your table.
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If you don't mind an extra feat tax, just pick up
Excellent idea, wouldn't a simulacrum work perfect for this, since the BBEG has knowledge of the party using true seeing and lifesense? But i am afraid that would result in an impossible scenario for the PC's, even if it would be totally reasonable for the BBEG to use such tactics. Still worried that many people will fall on the dreadful Prismatic wall,resulting in an inevitable death for the unlucky ones.
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I am afraid the entire Region of has a permanent Dimensional Lock, none can teleport, not even the BBEG.
Hello everyone, i need to seek some input on the following spell selection, for a forthcoming BBEG fight. I am trying to be sure that it will be a fair fight that will not leave the players with a bitter taste afterwards.
If i may ask, why do you hate the fourth book so much?
As with all the modules i used the map of the area as the basis and added all necessary info on it through paint. This way i only had to look one image to remember everything. I could send one image to you on e-mail, if you would like.
How about that one player who can translate the inscription knows the "language" because it is something like a legacy code for his family or region, this will show him that there is a connection between him and the statue, and perhaps it was a message left by himself TO himself before he died (or became lost in time?) thousands of years ago, so that he may do better and avert a far greater evil.
The good thing about Carrior Crown is that there are plenty incorporeal foes that hit Touch AC, so his sky-high AC does not mean that much. His Touch AC should be around 17-18. Use ghosts!
What i used: Waterfall Castle
And it so conveniently happened that the only Kobold left alive was the most peaceful one, a decent family guy that was forced to live in an evil society, and one that the players were supposed to know would not hurt anyone ever again. Do not punish a player for playing a paladin, like this.
Do not forget that a paladin is also obliged to apply justice, and he did. A game where paladins are lawful stupid or stripped of their abilities is so cliche and boring.
But what about the new saving throw as is stated in the Fascinated Condition, since many creatures are potential threats? Fascinated: Fascinated
A fascinated creature is entranced by a supernatural or spell effect. The creature stands or sits quietly, taking no actions other than to pay attention to the fascinating effect, for as long as the effect lasts. It takes a –4 penalty on skill checks made as reactions, such as Perception checks. Any potential threat, such as a hostile creature approaching, allows the fascinated creature a new saving throw against the fascinating effect. Any obvious threat, such as someone drawing a weapon, casting a spell, or aiming a ranged weapon at the fascinated creature, automatically breaks the effect. A fascinated creature's ally may shake it free of the spell as a standard action.
Yes i would let that in my games as well, though it's not very clear. |