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Which game was it that had a build you could do which was basically "Set yourself on fire, and then grapple the enemy until they burn to death"? I wanna say Pathfinder? It revolved around a monk or fighter feat which made you immune to fire.
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 Your DM just took all the poo poo he had planned that you skipped and refluffed it to fit your new adventure. He crossed out "Cave Troll Encounter - 3rd floor stairs" and scribbled in "Forest Troll Encounter - road to bumblefuck"Edit: I mean, don't get me wrong, that in of itself is a loving feat. Most GMs can't progress past the "cross out" part, and keep defaulting to "Find a way to force party towards 3rd floor stairs for Cave Troll encounter". But it's not like subverting his expectations flicked a switch in his brain from "lovely GM" to "Good GM". A good GM will have stuff planned out and know how to roll with the punches when that doesn't work out. A bad GM will have nothing planned out, and/or railroad players. Captain Bravo fucked around with this message at 13:34 on May 12, 2016 |
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May 12, 2016 13:31
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Smash it Smash hit posted:Well I dont mean he didnt have any plans or anything but, he took the hard and rigid plans he usually had and actually used the general gist and work it around to what the players were doing/ impacting. Well that's pretty great, then! It's always incredible when you can actually see someone improving, especially when it works to make the game more fun for everyone.
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May 12, 2016 21:56
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