Bookmarking for myself.
Bookmarking for myself.
http://www.paperspencils.com/2017/01/01/structuring-encounter-tables
http://www.paperspencils.com/2017/01/01/structuring-encounter-tables
Your Beat 'em Ups! Give them to me!
Your Beat 'em Ups! Give them to me! My daughter and I have played the hell out of X-Men on my PS3. I'm bored! She's not, she could blow up sentinels with Storm all day long. Are there other button-mashers out there that: -Have a playable female character (so Ninja Turtles are out) -Available on PS3 -Multiplayer I'm aware Dungeons & Dragons: Shadows of Mystara comes out in June. Can't wait. But until then, I need something new since I can't listen to "Nothing stops the Blob!" again.
That's a neat article, actually. Well written, informative, and also useful for other GMs.
ReplyDeleteGlad you found some use in this, sir!
ReplyDeleteYeah I love setting the specific results to always have certain things.
ReplyDeleteA lot, actually! I am making some tables and I was doing it d100 style, which was annoying me. I like your way better. Easy to add a small sub-table, like if "4" is humanoids, I can make a 1d6 chart with possible encounters.
ReplyDeleteThis is great. I love "2 is always a dragon." I posted a while back about how I'd never been in a Dungeons & Dragons game that actually had a dragon in it.
ReplyDeleteGreat piece Beloch Shrike there's a lot in a small package. I can infer your campaign/ world building too. Definitely useful.
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