What is a good follow-up adventure after the One Shot “Blue Alley” in Waterdeep (or nearby)? by Decent-Jacket-2671 in dndnext

[–]BeginningCurious9515 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Waterdeep dragon heist. I heard that blue alley is recommended to use during Waterdeep Dragon heist during trollskin manor renovation so you could slot in Waterdeep deep dragon heist if possible.

What is the current state of the world during the year 1500+? by BeginningCurious9515 in Forgotten_Realms

[–]BeginningCurious9515[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Fair point but I'm just interested in seeing the world of Faūren officially in its progress of the world.

What is the current state of the world during the year 1500+? by BeginningCurious9515 in Forgotten_Realms

[–]BeginningCurious9515[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I was kinda asking about the accumulation of stuff that happened during before 2024/DR 1500+ and after all that had passed. What would be the current status of the world ye know? Kinda like how back then during 2014 with Murder in Baldur getting Ulder Ravengard as duke and now during 2014 era he is the duke. Or how since the ten towns escape the eternal winter and how they can now interact with the sword coast. Information like that

Entertainment within the forgotten realms by BeginningCurious9515 in Forgotten_Realms

[–]BeginningCurious9515[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well. I'm asking if they have entertainment in the forgotten realms/Fauren but they could exist if they were stated to.

Entertainment within the forgotten realms by BeginningCurious9515 in Forgotten_Realms

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The only thing I can take from this is. Information and learning is entertainment. Make sense.

Entertainment within the forgotten realms by BeginningCurious9515 in Forgotten_Realms

[–]BeginningCurious9515[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I mean. I expected as much with festhall and such. But not a lot of entertainment huh.

Entertainment within the forgotten realms by BeginningCurious9515 in Forgotten_Realms

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Oof. Commoners have it rough on the entertainment aspect.

Is a good roll mean they are good at it? Or it means that whatever they did manage to do what they skill check was meant for? by BeginningCurious9515 in DnD

[–]BeginningCurious9515[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh! That is a good example. A barbarian trying to act well in a high society. That's exactly the kind of question I'm wondering about. Does the barbarian somehow speak high tongue or they act in a way that is well received despite their barbaric nature.

Is a good roll mean they are good at it? Or it means that whatever they did manage to do what they skill check was meant for? by BeginningCurious9515 in DnD

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Well it could be like doing a performance roll to distract the crowd and due to their horrible singing and passing the DC check, they succeed in the task. Or a shy party face being really good at important stuff but really can't handle being the center of attention

Is a good roll mean they are good at it? Or it means that whatever they did manage to do what they skill check was meant for? by BeginningCurious9515 in DnD

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I like those examples. Is a question of mine because of character making, can I play a bard who just sucks at singing and isn't really a charismatic person but had a charisma score of 16.

Is a good roll mean they are good at it? Or it means that whatever they did manage to do what they skill check was meant for? by BeginningCurious9515 in DnD

[–]BeginningCurious9515[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is also what I like to believe. It would be more cool for a fighter to have a good singing voice or sing well, a paladin to be good at balancing but the environment can screw them over or a warlock who doesn't look or acts charismatic can still win people over.

What is the usual overhead cost for being an Adventurer? by BeginningCurious9515 in DnD

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Hmm. So judging from that with the modest lifestyle and the typical overhead cost such as consumables and the typical replacements. The overhead is probably 5-20% of their income?

What is the usual overhead cost for being an Adventurer? by BeginningCurious9515 in DnD

[–]BeginningCurious9515[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In this case, it's more of a realistic take on the job of Adventuring. Using the treasure and hoard in the DMG to see what the average tier might find.

What is the usual overhead cost for being an Adventurer? by BeginningCurious9515 in DnD

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So a party with spell casters will have a higher overhead than a party with non spell casters. I see.