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Zrok stood on his tip toes watching the city (and land) fade from view, suddenly realizing how big the sea was. This realization lead to intense anxiety that quickly overwhelmed his excitement over being on a boat for the first time, and he decided throwing himself into work would be the best...

"We need to keep people from touching that vine." William looped some rope and tried to lasso down a piece of roof. He braced himself and pulled as the elk backed up, but its hooves were more used to open forest than broken road, and it found its footing unsteady. William kept up a steady...

Is the rubble of the building traversable/are the blights too close to clear any of it away?

About a month and a half, I think. We play twice a month but we've had to reschedule several times

A one shot last week, it's been maybe 6 months since I ran anything longer than that

William leaned down towards the watchman in charge, took a deep breath, and tried to keep the growl out of his voice. "Time was I'd have knocked you silly just for being in the way, or for being part of the watch, or just cause I felt like it. But I've matured since then and recognize that...

I'll take a post to react to, please. I'm learning that for me it's more difficult to be creative in pbp than normal dnd.

I was really surprised by the book, one of my players got it for me and I expected it to be...questionable but everything I've made from it has been pretty good.

And that process has basically nothing to do with how AI generates "art". Full stop.

Cancelled for the third time

Ghorrak finally destroyed the skeleton in front of him, then quickly glanced around the room taking in the situation. Of the options available to him, freeing Imogen's ranged attacks seemed the most tactically useful. He darted into the midst of the small crowd of skeletons, spinning his...

I don't have much frame of reference, but I think I'm at 3 or 4.

This sounds like nothing but problems, why did they even ok that character?

Zrok agreed to go almost immediately, several posts ago

I'm expecting it to be pretty similar to a Marvel movie, which for my tastes means pretty bad to ok. I will probably be bored enough to watch it at some point, or dragged along to see it, or just watch it to avoid my group acting like I'm weird for not watching it.

In my experience most arguments about this specific kind of metagaming are overblown, from both sides. But again in my experience, people who will memorize monster books or look them up mid fight (which is the most common ime) are far more common than the DM who won't let players use fire...

I think Loki did the opposite of knocking up a prize mare in that story

Denied opportunity to sacrifice paladin

I think every group I've ever been a part of has had at least one player who would definitely exploit things, some of them because the concept of sportsmanship was completely foreign to them and some of them because they enjoyed pulling something over on the DM. There have been a couple players...

Ghorrak swung a little too hard at the skeleton next to him, smashing it to bits, and leaving himself off balance for his next swing. He cursed silently and readied himself to move to the next cauldron as soon as the skeletons were out of his way. This turn almost went according to plan...