A Beast's Burden (Alpha Release) by Urania Games. You are a magnificent creature of legend, a Beast of Myth … and you do not want to die. A solo defense game in Caltrop Core.
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Merrow by lin codega. A game about merpeople wanting to become human.
Referring to this: What is the single highest damage attack that can be made by one tenth level character with no assistance, support, or magic items? [closed]
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I have a question how legitimate it is to cast unused spell slots in the moring before learning new spells. It was closed as a duplicate of if you can cast spells during a long rest. After I edited it, to highlight that the question was different, as it was as much concerned about the narrative a...
@Glazius I think I'm not working in this space.... I'll figure out a worked example, but as everything is in flux I'm not sure how coherent or consistent it's going to be
Say you've got 3 guard mice, a river to cross and a weasel that's tracking you. The group (the players) get 3 tokens in their cup. The GM decides this is a tame river so it gets 3 tokens (roughly, if they take 3 turns to cross then some extra complications pops up), but will have a low disposition/HP/whatevs (it's easy to cross) and maybe the weasel gets 1 token (they'll turn up/attack after one round) but has a high disposition ( they are tough to defeat )
You might delay crossing (mechanically put a token in the river's cup) you might Wade across confronting it(dealing it 'damage') you might look to move to a better place to cross (Maneuvering) or find some way to control the river (build a temporary bridge)
Depending on what you choose you might be in a better worse position to deal with the weasel
Now at this point no dice have been rolled
I'm trying to give each action type a trade off
So that after moving tokens around you get bonuses penalties for your roll, and if you play it safe you might have to fight for longer
I like the idea of making "cut wires at random to defuse the bomb" and "carefully study the wires" both valid and distinct choices with different rewards/risks
Going back to the river/weasel example, rolling badly to cross the river and deciding to delay both mean if the weasel wants to attack they can do sooner before you're across
Hmmmm: spitballing here, maybe it's easier to balance of you want to add to your cup and it becomes a resource not a way of delaying social powers?
Or each player has a cup and you moving tokens to/from the shared cup has some mechanical meaning
Maybe delaying takes from the shared cup and gives you resources to spend if/when you take your next non-delaying action?
@AncientSwordRage Hmmm so framing it as racing limit breaks? When everybody on one side gets [X] tokens, then everyone on that side can start spending them to be awesome.
I know that in D&D 5e the 3rd-level spell Catnap allows PCs to get the benefit of a short rest in exchange for 10 minutes of being unconscious.
Are there any spells that allow PCs to get the benefit of a long rest in less time than a long rest actually takes?
I know that in D&D 5e the 3rd-level spell Catnap allows PCs to get the benefit of a short rest in exchange for 10 minutes of being unconscious.
Are there any spells that allow PCs to get the benefit of a long rest in less time than a long rest actually takes?
