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First of all almost anything underground is great, cold, dark, dank, yeah, lots of bad stuff is going to happen...Also I like keeps and castles, but mostly keeps and I have been designing tower adventures. It is kinda cool to have pc's run through a 4 to 8 story tower, each floor is a suprise and it is easy, as the DM to set up the encounter.

Outdoors, I like because of the randomness I can use to build an adventure, you can run into almost anything in the great outdoors!!....What say you??

thanks

Almost invariably, prestige classes base your abilities on your levels in that prestige class. If they mean otherwise, they will say "Character Level." Otherwise, as a rule, "Level" by default means "Class Level." Your levels in other classes are generally irrelevant to what you learn from the one you're currently focused on.

AGREE!!! very much so

Hello,

I try to describe combat every chance I get. Currenlty I DM for my children and wife. The children are 8 and 11,and 15, I normally coach them through there combat moves, like when my son (8) says "I attack the kobold with my greatsword" I will normally say out loud "Vaharn Hefts his greatsword over his head and brings it crashing down on the vile kobold (dice roll) and manages to cut deeply into its chest" or arm or ect.. ya get the picture. The older too don't need as much coaching unless they are having a bad day and I need to put on a grand show, which I don't mind doing

In other groups in which the players are more experienced at playing the game, I let them dictate how far they would like the describing to go, normally I don't have to describe what there characters are doing but will describe the creature attacks, to me that is a good portion of fun of being a DM.....What say you??

Thank ya