If the weapon is aimed at the same target, does the target need to Evade each arrow (assuming they have Fast Footwork)?
Fast Footwork has a caveat that: "You may only try to dodge the same attack once." Does this apply in this case?
Also, since you only roll once to hit with Twin Shot, what happens if you roll a Critical Hit (double damage option)? Does each arrow (damage rolled separately) gain the double damage?
I understand that this game is not class-based (unlike D&D) but just curious how would you go about building a cleric or paladin type using the Book of Magic?
What would be the best School of Magic and choice of weapons to represent a Holy Warrior type character?
If a PC is cursed by a demon and turns into an animal, what attributes and skills do they retain? For example, do they keep their INT and CON (for Death rolls) scores. Do skills like Languages still remain the same as their human form?
Per the rules:
Making Camp
The player characters need to sleep at least one shift per day to avoid sleep deprivation. Out in the wilderness, each player character must make a BUSHCRAFT roll to find a suitable resting place. Anyone without sleeping fur gets a bane on the roll. If it fails, the shift does not count as sleep, nor can it be used as a shift rest.
Tent
A tent grants a boon when making camp, and a successful roll allows multiple people to sleep in the tent without making their own BUSHCRAFT rolls. If the person setting up the tent fails, other player characters can roll separately for the same shift. If it fails, the shift does not count as sleep, nor can it be used as a shift rest.
My Question:
Is this stackable? For example, if the party has a Tent but no Sleeping Furs, does the PC making the BUSHCRAFT roll without a Boon (since not having the fur, cancels out the boon they would have for the tent?)
For those who have the Book of Magic, which old spells/rules have been revamped from the original rulebook descriptions?
If a Monster has a Ferocity of 2 or higher, what Initiative slot does a Dodge or Parry reaction take up if the Monster has not acted in the round?
I'm looking to supplement my game with things like Additional Random Encounters and Additional Improvised Weapons. Curious to know if any of you purchased or can recommend any good 3rd party material out there.
Can this spell be used inside any of the caves in The Secret of the Dragon Emperor? I'm not a very Nature Geo person and sometimes these games require you to understand these things. So I am curious how others rule this in their games.
The attack is described as:
High Drop! The griffon grabs a player character in its claws and takes to the sky. Unless the victim dodges the attack, the griffon grabs them and flies 2D6+6 meters into the air. On its next turn the griffon drops the victim (instead of making a new monster attack), who takes damage from the fall.
Can a PC attack the Griffon before being dropped if his/her turn comes up before the Griffon's next turn?
I ask cause per the description it looks like this is a two-step attack and the attack is not complete until that Griffon's next turn so not sure how to rule this. There is also no mention on how the victim is grabbed (free hands?) or if a grapple can be broken like in the grapple rules.
Has anyone ever ran an encounter where a monster or enemy has targeted PC group's mount or donkey? I was checking out Griffons and they are described as having interests in mounts, or separating PCs from them.
My PCs currently have a donkey, the donkey has stats that include a kicking attack. Would the donkey be able to defend itself in this way, if attacked?
Is there an official ruling or popular suggestion for rolling a Dragon to Dodge? The Core rules mention, when rolling a Dragon on a Parry you can counter attack and was wondering if you can gain a bonus like that when dodging.
Also, if a character hits with a dragon (Critical Hit), does that mean you can only dodge it by rolling a dragon, the way you do with parrying a critical hit? The book doesn't mention this but wondering if t was omitted.
During our last session the PCs were investigating a room, when suddenly they heard footsteps approaching the scene and decided to hide under furniture and behind boxes in the room. I had them roll SNEAKING. Two of them succeeded and two did not. I ruled that the ones that did not disturbed their hiding place to the point that the cultists that arrived at the scene would be able to detect people were in the room and asked them to come out.
All the PCs came out and revealed themselves except for one (who was successful in her SNEAKING roll to hide). Initiative is about to be called and my question is, what benefit does the hidden PC get? Per RAW the Sneak Attack rules are:
Sneak Attack:
When you sneak up on someone undetected and perform an attack, it is called a sneak attack. First you make a SNEAKING roll. Moving close enough to attack in melee combat (within 2 meters) gives you a bane. If you fail, the enemy notices you – draw initiative.
If you succeed your attack counts as surprising, which means that you can choose any initiative card you want.
You also get a boon on the attack, and the target can neither dodge nor parry.
If someone throws a torch in a flammable room full of people, how does it work mechanically? I understand that torches do D8 Fire damage but does this change as it spreads or is it just D8 area effect?
Does a monster gain a D6 extra damage vs a prone PC?
Can a PC attack while prone (or only Parry and Dodge)?
A PC with a high Bartering skill will almost never pay full price for anything. Should Bartering be done as an Opposed check, if so what skill opposes Bartering?
What skill should be used for Intimidation? Is this opposed?
When should Sneaking be opposed by Awareness?
I am currently running "Secret of the Dragon Emperor" and my players have only finished the Oracle Cave. I awarded them with a Heroic Ability afterwards. I was originally thinking of giving them a HA for every adventure site they successfully pass, but now i'm concerned if that will make the end of the campaign less challenging for them. I'm also not sure how long or short the campaign will be for my group.
Any suggestions on how often I should be awarding Heroic Abilities? Should this only be awarded after obtaining a Statuette piece (which in that case they would only be awarded a total of 3 more)?
I'm hoping for some suggestions on how to plan my next session.....last session my group of 4 PCs encountered Quasimund and his scum (per the listed Random Event). They killed all the scum and captured Quasi for questioning with the help of Alfilia Shadowleaf. After some intimidation tactics, Quasi just let out that Outskirt is overrun by cultists led by Leanara, but in my game he doesn't know that Leanara and Annabella are one and the same (she wouldn't entrust a drunkard with that info).
My idea for the next session is to have Hardy approach the PCs, upset that they decided to take the law into their own hands by not only murdering people in the town, but also kidnapping and interrogating someone without Hardy being made aware (prompting him to take Quasi into his custody). Meanwhile, Leanara and some cultists plot and lure a Troll attack in Outskirt (another random event in the book) as a distraction to free Quasi while the PCs are fighting off the troll.
My Questions: