I really tried to make that one interesting.
Looking at the corrected stats for the dwarf in Lifes Bazaar, we can find out the following things about 3.5e dwarf stats: Dwarves get Weapon Familiarity in both the dwarven urgosh and the dwarven waraxe. >”his tactics were so hard to predict it felt like we weren’t supposed to win” From the D&D 3.5 Scoops page under Specific Details, Cassandars analysis (summarized) about the adventure Lifes Bazaar right at the end. >”hey anon tbh last session was one of the worst ones I’ve had.” a comprehensive overhaul of Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition for a Star Wars campaign. >feel like I’ve really improved a lot with DMing The fourth chapter of Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes, releasing everywhere and in local gaming stores on May 18, 2018, explores the history and current lore of one of the most interesting races in the multiverse: The gith. Paul (Dingles games) Says: October 20th, 2009 at 6:49 pm. Both have been around since first edition and are an excellent addition to any Dungeons and Dragons campaign. >clear up table and say bye, head over to comp and chat with gf that session went really well and I was so proud to make a boss that was perfectly challenging to BARELY have them beat Your program won’t help too much with the customise section (the campaign has some unique skills that I have to add) but should take all the gruntwork out of the first part of the process. >they had to pull all the stops, really felt like a close match >party scrapes by, get out with less than 20 hp each, some unconscious but a hard won victory >toss boss their way, fight is tooth and nail, big hits, lots of phases and RP happening
>whipped up a special boss for this occasion, REALLY wanted to make something challenging cause they’re high level and have been stomping bosses easy and not feeling very challenged >this segment of campaign story getting interesting (very long camp)
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