… of PCs to run through the adventures and make sure I didn’t forget something.
I’ve got magic user PCs, roguey thievy PCs, heavily armored clunky PCs, nature tree hugger PCs, and build groups that combine them in all sorts of waves.
So far, everyone’s having a great time 🙂
Testing two adventures this weekend with multiple party dynamics, awesome.
Determining that a party without a rogue can survive a trap laden maze, great.
Seeing my favorite editor take on DMing for the first time?
Priceless!!
My favorite editor and I have spent the past three days making a slew of PCs to test adventures with and now have broken them into different teams.
Oh, and yes, we’re sooooo a nerd team that a spreadsheet was the right way to lay them out…..
Yesterday was another great day of game testing. Of course, the follow on to game testing is game fixing… or revision as I call it.
I think this one’ll take me the better part of the day to pre-edit before I can pass it off to the editor to refine my run-on sentences..
I have added narratives of the locals to the Shalannan City Overview and The Summit local map.
The mining town of Otian, in the northern region of the southern plains of Shalannan, is home to dwarves, gnomes, a militia garrison, inns and taverns for weary travelers, merchants of goods produced, and the unsavory elements that one would normally associate with a working community.
The hills to the north are known to be rich with ore and there are rumors of gems from the miners. But from these same hills come raiding parties of orcs, goblins, and other dangers.
