Is anyone else experiencing the audio just turning off and only being able to be fixed by turning off and back on the tv? Is there a fix? I thought it was a speaker issue so I used it as an excuse to get a soundbar, I even splurged and got a really nice one but after an hour of watching tv it cut out again and my heart sank. I hope someone has an answer cause I can’t really afford a new tv and speaker in the same month.
Does anyone know any quiet and not too crowded places that are good to read, work and eat at? Someplace without loud music or games playing?
I’m dming for a group of 7 pcs most of whom are new to the game. We had to cut our first session early and we stopped with them outside of a Salt Mine that the goblin clan made their home.
As the dungeon is now is relatively simple, since I prepped for a 3 hour session and we played 2. The dungeon has guards on the outside, a trap in the entryway a blind, elderly goblin that isn’t hostile, worg pen and finally an ancient temple that was discovered in the mine and has the boss of the goblin clan.
Now I’m hoping to make the dungeon most of next session since I purposely made it simple to fit into one session. I was thinking of making the temple harder to enter with a puzzle, but I’m terrible at making them and the large group makes it more complicated since I don’t just want two people to solve it while everyone else watches. Any tips or suggestions would help
Looking for some properly balanced mods that’ll give me a fun newish experience with the game. Gear, weapons or subclasses anything that’ll give me a new way to play even if I need to download any of the difficulty raising mods I’ve seen.
I got 100% in the game with a few honour mode games under my belt too and just passed a thousand hours. But the few times I played with mods it seemed like the people making them didn’t really know how to balance them or just wanted them to be overpowered so I haven’t really messed with them since there’s so many and I can’t realistically test them all. Any recommendations are appreciated. Stuff that’ll provide more horizontal progression (abilities and spells) rather than vertical (boosting stats, ac, more damage and free once a turn actions like misty stepping every turn)
I’m running a first session for a large group (7) of new players and have them traveling from a town that was just raided by goblins to the goblin camp. I’m using the goblin raid as a tutorial for combat and social encounters as they fend off the goblins and get hired to track down the runaways but I want an interesting encounter for their travel. Something that can give them a varied experience and maybe show an additional aspect of the game other than fighting goblins and bargaining for more gold. Any advice would be helpful, I’m stumped for ideas.
Some of my friends were wanting to start a dnd campaign and we decided on Dragon Heist. The problem is I already ran a little bit of the campaign for 2 of my 5 players a few years back. We only got to the Gralhund Villa but they seemed to have a perfect memory for these sessions and I can’t remember anything. I just want to make it feel a little fresh for them without changing the main story beats.