Finally one of them has a clue and notices what’s going on around them instead of only what’s directly attacking them. 😉 I sure hope his character makes it out of this alive!
The dungeon masters guide has a specific category for these kind of encouters.
Thier difficulty is variable based on if the player have the right tools/make the right rolls.
Classical example is if they have someone with the ability to turn undead while fighting undead. Another 3.0 example was “Invisible Goblin Cleric healing the fighters”. As he is not attacking anyone his invisibilty would not break. And “Geek the mage first” does not work if you are not aware there even is a mage.
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I don’t get it. ((O.~))
Wow, not gonna lie, i was expecting his perception check result to be a cliffhanger.
I decided I teased it enough.
Or you’re still teasing it. After all, we only know Carlos thinks he’s found it! BUM BUM BUM
There I am…where am I exactly and how can he see me? can he see anyone else?!
Go, Carlos, go!
Finally one of them has a clue and notices what’s going on around them instead of only what’s directly attacking them. 😉 I sure hope his character makes it out of this alive!
Man, Carlos is just killing it.
I’m just wondering, Brian. Have you ever had a plot screwed up when their dice didn’t go the way you expected? 🙂
The dungeon masters guide has a specific category for these kind of encouters.
Thier difficulty is variable based on if the player have the right tools/make the right rolls.
Classical example is if they have someone with the ability to turn undead while fighting undead. Another 3.0 example was “Invisible Goblin Cleric healing the fighters”. As he is not attacking anyone his invisibilty would not break. And “Geek the mage first” does not work if you are not aware there even is a mage.
I love this