And that's before they wanted to turn the house i gave them into a brothel
Posted Apr 13, 2021, 7:51 AM UTC
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Best session from my last campaign was two players down from six. did a heist and it was an absolute blast.
Big groups are nice for hanging out and seeing friends, but for actually playing the game smaller is better. Everyone gets more screen time and it's easy to tailor the game to specific interests. Only issue is that a single cancellation often kills the session, while big groups can tank a couple of losses and proceed anyway.
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yeah the 2 player session was great, even if i had to pepeSteer it for the most part :D
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Any cloakers or bulldozers?
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I'm pretty sure this is a payday reference, but no. Just good old fashioned lying, subterfuge, disguises, sneaking and wildshaping.
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Yep it is. Sounds fun.
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And now I'm wonfering how many parties 'develop' properties into brothels 🤔
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Your players are secretly mimics.
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It's really unfortunate that splinter cell playstyle is impossible in d&d
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Wait, you guys get players who express their opinions about the sessions?
After 8 years I thought it was myth.
(Usually what happens to all my players is that I have to ask and they mumble, without answering. But then, they never skip a session and they are eager to start a new campaign as soon as one ended)
Sounds like you might be a ruthless dm! They're addicted but they're too stressed and sweaty to tell you they're having fun
Your Players are all tsunderes that can't admit they're having fun