Statistics: Posted by TheDM — Sat Jan 13, 2007 2:48 pm
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Rule change #1: sounds good lets try it. The people most affected will be the DM (ok it really wont) and the magic slingers ("should I cast this or that, how does that spell work...."etc) everyone else will be less problemed. I'm looking forward to a little less complexity of everyones actions. And maybe we can get more than two encounters in a 6 hrs evening.
Rule change #2: This will be interesting. This will help people to learn the rules faster I think? No endlessly looking up obscure rules, spending a half hour only to find out you can't really do that.
Rule change #3: Taking away the players "crack". That's harsh. The agitation, shakes and all. Man you can't cut us off cold turkey
. Maybe if you start by turning it off the last 20 minutes of the night, then next time the last 30 minutes.....and so on. Have a heart man.And as a side note. I like the magnetic board idea. If I can find some time tomorrow I will have to go find one I like. If not I will just write it down as per normal.
That is all...for now
Statistics: Posted by Zanther — Fri Jan 12, 2007 6:39 pm
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I agree wholeheartedly with #1: the only concern I want to voice is with monitoring an initiative chart. Poor Scotty could be going nuts trying to reorganize initiative on the chart the way it's presently constituted. I've been wracking my brain for a solution--the only thing I can think of is a magnetic board, with columns and rows, with moveable numbers (i.e., list the players in an initial initiative order, with the first column being numbered 1-X (initial initiative roll), second being names, third being PRESENT, CURRENT, or MODIFIED initiative (i.e., post-delay initiative). That would make it a little easier than wiping an writing.
As you've said in the past, however, it's your game and if you want to set down these rules, that's your decision. This is just my $.02
Statistics: Posted by Boric Glanduum — Thu Jan 11, 2007 4:53 pm
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But I think you should consider two things with #2 and #3.
Anyway, that's my 2 gp worth. (My advice being worth more than the usual charge of course...
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Statistics: Posted by Theylan — Thu Jan 11, 2007 10:44 am
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I am not going to implement all of them at once as we are all becoming old farts and thus change comes harder each year... (i.e. I am just now getting comfortable with the 3.5 ruleset) So here comes the first ones that will roll as of NOW.
1) the 10 second rule (It should really be the 6 second rule, but 10 works better for now)
The 10 Second Rule: When it is your turn in combat, you have ten seconds to declare your characters action(s) If you don't then you will automatically be considered 'Delayed' and the next in initiative order will go. (see PHB pg 160)
2) No arguing with the DM during Combat. Period. Take the ruling and move on, even If you think the DM was wrong on his call 100% or even by the rules he is. Make note of it, and bring it up after the session. The DM will look in to the complaint, get back to you with an answer and implement the correct ruling next time around. DMs aren't perfect but they are Omnipotent...
3) No more Wireless. The LAN is going to be turned off going forward. Too much distraction happening vs. potential benefits. If you want to send something to the DM. Paper works. If you want to look something up. The books will have to do.
4) more to come...
Statistics: Posted by TheDM — Thu Jan 11, 2007 12:28 am
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