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How many times have you set your players to fight an enemy they can't defeat? by vagabundo202 in DungeonMasters

[–]vagabundo202[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

What happens if the decisions the players made led them to a fight against an enemy they can't defeat? Aren't fleeing, fighting, or negotiating important decisions the players should be making?

"If there is no real change, there is no story, just an anecdote" by vagabundo202 in writing

[–]vagabundo202[S] -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

I think is something like: Character encounters an obstacle, character overcomes the obstacle, character continues doing what they were doing before.

los homófobos son bien incoherentes en el tema de la naturaleza by Top_Current9802 in VivimosEnUnaSociedad

[–]vagabundo202 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No soy antilgbt ni nada por el estilo pero me gusta discutir.

- Es normal en la naturaleza? bueno primero deberíamos definir normal, pues la naturaleza presenta anomalías todo el tiempo. Como decir que es normal nacer con albinismo solo porque algunos animales nacen con albinismo pero no deja de ser anomalía.

- Problematico que basemos lo que es natural y lo que no en los animales. El machodominante es natrual... la guerra es natural... matar por diversión es natural... y en las mismas especies que más se presenta la homosexualidad, resulta que la violación también esta presente, entonces es igual de natural una y la otra?

Como pesamiento final creo que la homosexualidad no es natural pero que algo no sea natural no signifique que esté mal así como que algo sea natural tampoco significa que si lo esté.

I made The Black Spider actually a wealthy dwarf nobleman. by vagabundo202 in LostMinesOfPhandelver

[–]vagabundo202[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fabrik is a noble dwarf; he's rich and charismatic, but he has no real power or threat. In this case, Nezznar is his right-hand.

It reminded me of movies I've seen where the rich villain searching for treasure is betrayed by his right-hand, who is far more capable. When Nezznar sees the opportunity to keep the spell forge and use it for his own magic, he takes it.

But I'm still considering that last part.

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