I guess I'm too nice to my players overall. I recently moved to DCC from LotFP and I found that LotFP was much more unforgiving. Having players be allowed to be healed after going under 0 hp and giving the wizard and cleric much more of a chance to shine and use spells has definitely made things easier for them. There was a point in the end of the latest session where I thought a players fighter would die but it turned out there was still enough time for the cleric to heal him. And this was after the cleric had gotten disapproval which made it so he couldn't cast lay on hands more than once on a person each day, so with his final heal he managed to get him back to full health. I don't see how that's anything but forgiving, and that was all the system, no specials rulings by me.
/osrg/
Eh, they came very close to death, so that can be chalked up to being lucky. What I'd be worried about is just giving your players too many things that help them get through encounters, because if you have to compensate for your own kindness by jacking up encounter difficulties you're nearing game inflation territory.
Did you take away a point of Stamina?
EPT is actually available off DTRPG.
I can upload it, are you looking for the box set, the one-volume World of Tekumel book, or the Swords and Glory revised edition thing?
The box set and World Of Tekumel, but if Swords and Glory has stuff that wouldn't be in the prior source I'd also totally grab that.
For treasure I mostly give them unconventional items that I hope they use in a clever way. Hasn't happened that much so far.
Oh shit, is that a rule? In that case I made a mistake and I'll fix it for next time. I think the player might be happy about that too, he also felt that him surviving was a bit too easy.
Yeah page 93
I was a little wrong about WoT, because the original box set only had one book in it as well.
The maps are in the Tekumel Map Sets file, along with a whole bunch of others.
I just zipped my whole EPT folder, so you can check S&G for yourself.
Nice, thanks.
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