Adventurer training

There is so much published content for this game. Did anyone release any sort of in game adventuring training or school for those who are going to be adventurers?

To clarify, I'm looking for my player's first few sessions to be going through training to become part of an adventurer's guild. Like, run this obstacle course, we are practicing a specific weapon today, we are studying this group of monsters today.

It’s a home brew setting and the group is comprised of new members of a specific adventurer’s guild. I guess I was thinking more along the lines of how college is. Most are young and fledging, but there are a smattering of older students who are there for a career change. I wasn’t sure if someone had already have this idea, so I thought I would check to see what they did to see if anything inspired me or to see if they included something I didn’t think of.

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u/Sjksprocket — 2 months ago

Vanguard getting up to 6%

I’m trying to get my vanguard armor pieces to do more reflecting. The pieces say they can go up to 6% but I’m getting like 1.x%. My Hp is at 616. I have 28 endurance(15 base 10 from armor 3 from weapon) with the perk for added hp.

I know I need healthy mods for my armor and the legendary end perk but I wouldn’t think 4 points of end and 100 hp would make vanguard jump up more than a few tenths of a percent. Besides consumables, am I missing something to get vanguard up higher?

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u/Sjksprocket — 2 months ago

Player’s insane luck

I run a game that’s been running for about two years now and my players are insanely lucky. They have succeeded on every hard check I have thrown at them. It’s not uncommon for them to roll 6 success on 3 dice, last session, one of my players rolled 8 successes on 4 dice.

We play in person and all dice rolls are open and plainly seen by all people at the table. The problem I am running into is that one of my players is very “by the book/rules as written” and got ticked off when I set a difficulty higher than 5. How am I supposed to make things challenging when they have made every single high difficulty skill check but I can’t make the difficulty higher than a 5?

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u/Sjksprocket — 3 months ago

Rate my build / is there something I can do to be better

I’m level 188. I don’t really see other players using a shotgun., or I’m completely oblivious to it. I was wondering what people thought of my build and if there was anything that stands out as “use this and not that”.

I get up to 20 stacks of bullet storm, reload down to 10 in four reloads. I have a lot of the perks. Legendary perks is use: 4 Star radiation, 2 Star hack/pick lock, and two stat perks at rank 2.

I’m working on leveling up poison resistance legendary for if I ever want to try the raid.

u/Sjksprocket — 3 months ago

Maybe a silly question

I hope this isn't a silly question. In NWNI 1 Enhanced Edition, s there a way to make my henchman not auto attack locked chests and doors? I know I can right click to see if it needs to picked, I just don't always remember to. I know it's a minor thing, just seeing if there is a way just in case.

Edit to add: Figured out, thanks!

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u/Sjksprocket — 3 months ago

Buchanan Park and F&M

I know there was the pride festival and the book sale in that area today. Was there anything else going on over there today? There just seemed like there was more streets shut down in that area than I would have thought for just those two things. If it was just those two things, was turn out that good? If so, that would be amazing.

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u/Sjksprocket — 4 months ago
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Candela Obscura

Hi everybody. I'm reading through Candela Obscura at the moment. I have a Fallout campaign coming to an end soon and one of my players suggested it as the next campaign we played.

I tend to run more action focused campaigns, so running this sort of game is new to me. I learn best visual and by reading. Are there any recommendations on prewritten adventures that I could read that would be more akin to the type of game that Candela Obscura is? Anything from games or game agnostic stuff that focuses on a more narrative focused campaign?

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u/Sjksprocket — 4 months ago

KMI practitioners

Greetings and salutations. My mom is looking for somebody that does KMI professionally. The person she used to go to retired. Any suggestions?

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u/Sjksprocket — 5 months ago
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I am getting close to wrapping up a 3+ year long campaign of the Fallout 2d20 system. I don’t know what to run next or what to do when I wrap up the story.

One player wants to keep on playing Fallout, but after over three years, I’m getting to my personal limit for story for this campaign. The other players don’t have an opinion one way or another. Fallout is really the only property we all have in common. I’ve tried asking my players if there is any games or IPs they would be interested in playing, but all i get are shrugs and I don’t knows.

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u/Sjksprocket — 5 months ago