How are parties managing to ensure everyone gets something to do. What i mean is:
with lots 5ft corridors are you finding anyone getting frustrated in not getting to have a go, or shine? I imagine it could get quite crowded esp. if anyone has familairs / summons etc.
The last thing I rsn was kingmaker with its dungeon-lite environment.
I am planning to run this, BUT im finding even as a player in Brinewall castle in JR, I have noted some players getting a bit meech, with the tightness of the 5ft corridor, stuck in the doorway, etc
it maybe we havent dungeonered for a bit and are rusty!!
And in Curse of the Lady's Light, many are much bigger. Moreover, the mixture of dungeoneering and roleplaying is very good, so everyone should get a chance to shine. Go ahead and run it!
PS: "meech"?
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Yeah... the dungeons in this AP are generally a bit bigger becasue they were mostly built by giants for use by larger-than-life personalities.
The 5-foot-wide corridors are often done precisely BECAUSE it's a defensive measure for things that are interested in defending themselves that way.
No Mammoth Riders allowed.
Had to throw that out there before anyone else could.
thanks
hmm. every room in SS 1 is connected by a 5ft corridor.
Not really interested if its the 'right defensive thing to do', just is a fun & interesting thing to play and dedicate 4 hours a week too
if baddies truly wanted to be safe im sure they would use more than 5ft corridors
hmm. every room in SS 1 is connected by a 5ft corridor.
Not really interested if its the 'right defensive thing to do', just is a fun & interesting thing to play and dedicate 4 hours a week too
if baddies truly wanted to be safe im sure they would use more than 5ft corridors
Go back and check the maps again, the corridors are pretty much all ten feet wide. The scale on all the maps in part one is 1 square = 10 feet.
ah, yes. will ensure i look at the scale next time. ta
Yeah, keep an eye on it. They sometimes will use two different scales for maps located on the same page. It can be very confusing if you miss it. I can think of several in Carrion Crown that used two different scales on the same page, and several others that swapped map directions, so if you over looked the compass rose, stairways and hallways wouldn't line up.