Thank you for the comment that not all encounters need end in combat. I have had great fun with the party running into a competitive group of NPC adventurers running through the same location. That other party ended up in a near TPK (which allowed a new player to enter into the group)
Great video! Wandering monsters in our game are very seldom truly random. The timing of their appearance might have an element of randomness, but there is a reason for it. Totally agree on the Mimic and Gelatinous Cube being created. Sometimes an encounter is there to add some knowledge, a hint for where the party should go, or sometimes just for comic relief. Sometimes, it's two other groups that fight with each other, or don't really interact with the party, but they show a hint of what the party may have in store it. Keep up the good work!
Well-made content - I love the chart that had proximity on - I feel this is often neglected. Another system with a good take on this is troika! with it's mien charts.
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Thank you for the comment that not all encounters need end in combat. I have had great fun with the party running into a competitive group of NPC adventurers running through the same location. That other party ended up in a near TPK (which allowed a new player to enter into the group)
No worries man; glad we're on the same page.
Great video! Wandering monsters in our game are very seldom truly random. The timing of their appearance might have an element of randomness, but there is a reason for it. Totally agree on the Mimic and Gelatinous Cube being created. Sometimes an encounter is there to add some knowledge, a hint for where the party should go, or sometimes just for comic relief. Sometimes, it's two other groups that fight with each other, or don't really interact with the party, but they show a hint of what the party may have in store it. Keep up the good work!
Just found your channel last night and I've been binging everything. You've been doing excellent work!
Awesome, thank you!
Well-made content - I love the chart that had proximity on - I feel this is often neglected. Another system with a good take on this is troika! with it's mien charts.
Thank you for your insights Sir.
My pleasure
Some interesting pointers with regards to the monsters. For players this should be a must-see. Thanks Loki.
No worries.
nice
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thanks mate