Can I import photo of a note I took on paper and scan it in Starnote so either the note is read as text or vector curves (as with regular handwritten notes) sonI can rearrange them?
I am looking at Artifact Zero now and was wondering - do all the scenarios that are published independently end up bundled in one book after some time?
So I was running Dragonbane for more than a year now with my old group from D&D 3 era and despite me telling them that the game can be deadly and we will roll new characters along the way (With which they were fine) it miraculously didn't happen and they are still playing the same characters. We are like around 4 sessions till the end of the whole campaign and my players had a tough fight where they miraculously survived. All the time I was assuming they were fine with character death but we had a smalll chit chat and it turned out that one player said that if his character died he would want to just change the game. I was like "what? don't you want to roll new character and just see the the grand finale?" and he said no. Other player said that with all that character improvement they would be shitty to face the finale to which I said that we can mitigate it and figure something out to have a closure to the story which is for me quite important as a GM - leaving campaign right before the end feels very irritating. But it seems other side sees it differently. I spent a lot of time prepping for all those games and I'm feeling slightly odd now almost like someone asks me to switch the channel before the movie ends and I'm the tv. Seeing it resolving like that I most probably wont be running more games for them in near future (not only for this reason) but I was wondering how GMs take care of such situations and hear what do you think?
Link: https://startplaying.games/adventure/cmox8jemy00fvkz04792f44uf?ref=cl9k489z80004mo09sfhlz09m
Like Terminator, prison escape stories and seriously mutated animals? This is a game for you! Very sandboxy campaign where you get to travel fenced valley watched by machines and unite all animal tribes against the machines! Not only you have a chance for an excellent roleplay - in downtime you plan strategic moves of the animal resistance that happens in the background so the game mixes guerilla type operations with diplomatic missions!
Platform - Foundry + Discord
I'm running one scenario now where players missed quite important step in investigation -. It revolves around dead body and since there are a lot of different leads to follow players missed the fact that they most definitely should do background research (aisde very basic info that was given on the very start) on the victim. They pushed forward trying to understand what is happening but not knowing around whom the whole thing is revolving they miss quite substantial part of information. On one hand it feels like if I would mention this I would be spoon feeding them with what they missed but it does feel that characters they are playing would know to check this (one of them is FBI special agent). I kinda hoped that they would review what they know so far and at some point they would pick this up but after two sessions in I'm not that sure anymore. How do you deal with player and character knowledge is such situations?