There are multiple ways to calculate your stats in D&D, so ask your Dungeon Master which they’d prefer you to use when filling out this part of the sheet. You might calculate your ability scores in the following ways: For each stat, roll 4d6 and ignore the lowest die result. Add the...
a Dungeon Master might want to useDnD mapsandDnD miniaturesto represent where the characters are and where they’re standing. This helps everyone understand how far they are away from enemies, how far they can shoot an arrow, what rooms they’ve visited in a building, ...
This motivation is especially hard to generate because you're requiring the PCs to be proactive: unlike other scenarios, where they have to escape or die, they have to take the initiative in your scenario. Therefore, if your players are truly motivated by loot, then you will have to dangle...
Then next turn the Orc (at the top of the initiative order) uses its Action to break free and return to melee range with you (you did mention that it was focused on you to the exclusion of all else). You and the Druid get your hits in. Then the Rogue returns and Gr...
I'm not in the mood to calculate wich level said paladin need to be, but I think around 12 or 14 should do. Someone do the maths, please. Thanks.VariaVespasa 2005-08-30, 01:56 AM Fishtank idea has a big problem, though, in that even if the walls were put one millimeter apart,...
sections on character class and race will outline any other bonuses, skills and proficiencies you'll receive. You may find it helpful to use a character generator such as OrcPub or D&D Beyond, which will automatically calculate attribute and proficiency bonuses and the like for your various ...