sammytheman666 @ sammytheman666 @ttrpg.network

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Ill make you a deal. Upvote this comment right here and I will promise you that next time I will try and remember this format to use. Edit : noted. I will try and change my format.

One moment. I only mean normal regular ammo. Not special ones. Having a few nice and special arrows is a great gift for shooters, just like poisons and other enhancing stuff.

I only talk about ammo here. Dont use slippery slope argumentation please. And yes, it would mean that any items that only stores regular ammo is now obsolete.

Fuck no I wouldnt touch encumbrance. This is necessary to stop your players from ransacking every fallen enemy, every decomposing corpse, every a bit more expensive than normal furnitures.

Its also not the subject here. Im only talkibg about normal ammo.

One concentration at a time. But will she give it up for her date ? Suspense

Thats the point. Thats the whole point my friend. Its only a good thing if you like having it in your game. Its not about encounter balance or rules when it comes to ammunition, only if it enhances your fun or deteriorates it.

Restrictions can be fun, but make sure they actually are when using them.

Change my mind then

So basically, you would prefer to keep a rule that everyone dodge by switching character rather than forgetting about it to allow your players to play what they prefer ?

How about this. How about a table where people that would want to track it do it, and thoses that dont... dont ? What is the worst that can happen from that ?

So your players want to do it right ? They agree to it, they find it fun, and its not the equivalent of a stone in their shoe that they cant wait to get rid of, right ?

So basically players should never have an opinion on the table they are part of ? They should never say : i do not like this. Or : I do not find this fun.

They should just shut up and always say yes ?

A game isnt only what the DM decides or prepare. A good table is a cooperative experience where EVERYONE contributes to some degree. Its a cooperative experience.

Do you want to track rations ?

Or do you have a druid with goodberries that fixes it easily ?

You could also do a bit of game hunting.

Depends if you WANT to do it. If you have FUN doing so. If yes, then do it. If not, then don't.

If youre stucked with a tight DM that doesnt care for your fun or your opinion, you can make a druid multiclass and never be bothered with it, ever.

Its all about if you want to.

This isnt convincing. This is how a 5 years old deals with a table. My way or the highway ? It sucks for everyone but the tyrant.

So what happened at the hook ? Did you guys continued with the rules ?

I allow for creativity, but doing something cool without resources requires to be lucky. Either you use resources (abilities, spell slots, items, weapons, terrain, etc) or you hope to get lucky on a low chance plan.

If you want to do that, thats all that matters

If you had fun, then it was right to do it. Simple as that

A true dwarf wouldnt ask this, leaf lover

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Utility ? No idea. But Speak with animals is so fucking hilarious that I will carry a class just for it because its that funny. I was sold the second I talked to the squirrels near the bard.

Fun fact. I wanted to trap my level 12 party in a dungeon, one of them had disintegrate. So I engraved a reflecting effect in the door. Any direct one target spell casted on the door would bounce back. It would take 3 spells used that way to empty the magic of the door.

Sadly, he never casted disintegrate on it. Sad DM noise.

But DAM its hard to trap a high level party anywhere.

Drop the sword = free action Spell = action Take the sword back = object interaction Voila. You casted a spell with a sword in hand.

Some DMs could be a bit tight and say you need object interaction to touch your focus, but me as a DM a free hand is enough.