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Topic for discussion: What interesting things have you done with dragons?
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>posting the divisive poll
trolling thread confirmed.
Before this thread turns into a shithole
How much treasure do you actually give out?
Hopefully the poll will show a majority (or at least a strong plurality) for one option. At the very least, it should give us a better idea of what folks want, rather than just judging by who shitposts the most.
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>How much treasure do you actually give out?
I tend to be very stingy in almost every game of anything I run. I've had my players ready to lynch me in Gamma World, but come on; it's post-apocalyptic -- you're supposed to have to really scrounge.
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As much treasure as the party takes from the dungeon
I run B/X with carousing rules to transform GP into XP, so I usually leave about 3/4 as much treasure as required to get the players to next level if we're doing a dungeon crawl heavy game. It also depends on the 'dungeon's' size. So... I guess "An arbitrary value not necessarily helpful to user's question."
>Descending AC, substracted from roll
>To-Hit Bonus, added to roll
>20 or higher is a hit (nat 20 is always a hit I guess)
>Every point over 20 adds +1 damage
Yay or nay?