Post by Farkas on Sept 28, 2013 20:03:28 GMT -8
I've been lurking around in different rulebooks other than dnd3.5 and i found some interesting stuff that might come in handy in our sessions.
Skill challenges:
Almost like skill check but it generates more excitement. Basically you have to roll the check a few more times.
Easy challenge: needs 3 succesfull check or 2 fail
moderate: 5/3
hard: 7/4
Party Skill challenge:
For collaborative challenges like climbing up hills together we can aid each others rolls to be able to reach higher DCs.
For example: wizards and priests use diplomacy to convince an enemy leader to be neutral or friendly, and lets say a barbarian not trained in diplomacy can help out with intimidation. They all have to roll a base amount, roleplay it to gain more bonuses decided by dm and then add it together to match for the high DC challenge.
These challenges reward higher xp than a normal check would.
Also Journals should be One thread by character, Im guessing over time it will be flooded and its easier to keep track.
Skill challenges:
Almost like skill check but it generates more excitement. Basically you have to roll the check a few more times.
Easy challenge: needs 3 succesfull check or 2 fail
moderate: 5/3
hard: 7/4
Party Skill challenge:
For collaborative challenges like climbing up hills together we can aid each others rolls to be able to reach higher DCs.
For example: wizards and priests use diplomacy to convince an enemy leader to be neutral or friendly, and lets say a barbarian not trained in diplomacy can help out with intimidation. They all have to roll a base amount, roleplay it to gain more bonuses decided by dm and then add it together to match for the high DC challenge.
These challenges reward higher xp than a normal check would.
Also Journals should be One thread by character, Im guessing over time it will be flooded and its easier to keep track.
