If nobody has said this yet, I won't totally track eencumbereence, unless you know you're like "Okay, this isa non-humanoid stonee platee made of solid dumbells", I'm gonna need some numbeers.
How can you both be 15 years old *and* get that joke? ;)
Seriously, welcome aboard. Word of advice, though: treat every game like it is your 150th. You can have five stars, but the only numbers that really matter are the 6 players at your table right now.
That is very deep.
And I used to look through my dad's D&D stuff when I was little. I know how this works :)
I am 15 years old, and I have begun to GM. I hearby make it my goal, nay, my DESTINY to become the youngest 5 star GM in exsistance. See you guys soon.
A deaf pc can cause trouble for other players. In some groups I've heared of it is assumed that every other pc has to take a point in linguistics to learn a sign language. That can be very hard for classes with 2+int skill points. Curses should be drawbacks for the player taking them, not for other players.
Not exactly. You don't need to know sign language when a deaf player can just learn read lips. Oracle's curses that render a sense mute (literally) don't really cause much trouble.
