D&D
DM'd 3e/3.5 for the first time last night - I haven't really been a DM since second edition, and it was kinda trippy. We used the Pathfinder revisions, which made things simpler. Feedback from my group was pretty much universally positive, and my own criticisms (such as that I need to speed up my combat and be more familiar with the monsters I throw at them) were pretty much countered as being 'not that much of a problem'. So YEY. I feel much more confident about running a campaign at school, which I think will be using the same campaign setting as the one I'm fooling around with at the moment.
Lemme tell you, it's fun as anything to put your PCs up against a group of ~~~GOODLY ADVENTURERS~~~.
--- whose identities they subsequently steal for their own nefarious purposes.
Soon enough I'm going to set them up against a group of Tucker's Kobolds.
:3
Lemme tell you, it's fun as anything to put your PCs up against a group of ~~~GOODLY ADVENTURERS~~~.
--- whose identities they subsequently steal for their own nefarious purposes.
Soon enough I'm going to set them up against a group of Tucker's Kobolds.
:3