Would you to the same for npc's and monsters? If so have you had to confer with yourself before? What if you didn't agree with your self
He means would you enforce monsters taking equally determined amounts of time for their turns :)
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Eh, I wouldn't play at a table within 50 miles of yours, but if your players don't mind, go ahead. I feel like they probably will take issue, but who knows.
He means would you enforce monsters taking equally determined amounts of time for their turns :)
Exactly lol glad to see you are fluent in gibberous
I haven't GM'd in a while, but I have always been one to police the players use of their mental stats. The main problem I have with LARPing is you can't physically role-play a character with more physical ability then you. The same is true with Int and Wis at the table. I'll step in when the fighter with the dump of 7 Int wants to do anything tactical in combat besides hack away. I also give players a chance to change their minds if they do something below their Int or Wis. That in mind, here is my idea...
A round of combat represents 6 seconds.
Characters with Int 10 or less get 6 seconds to describe what they will do. Characters with greater Int get an additional 3 seconds per modifier.
Characters with above average Wis get 6 seconds per modifier to confer with the other players before describing what she will do. This represents her insight into her companions methods and thought process.
This should keep combat pretty high paced and energetic. Any thoughts?
So you basically screw up everything that don't have need of intelligence in their build. What do you rule with temporary increases like fox cunning? At my table we have about 1 minute to do things.
