doomglobe

It is the only aoe in the game without such an indicator, and it makes it very frustrating to play against a Kael Thas with an inexperienced player or two on your team.

Make it optional. We live in the digital age where music is portable, and if you're a roll20 user like me and have to redo all your music anyway, this is the perfect opportunity to get your players to do it for you. If they submit something that doesn't jive with the mood of the game, you don't have to play it ever, and I recommend limiting them to instrumentals.

Cool, now you have a theme song for each character! Now you have cool theme music to play when the party splits up, or to note that it is one particular character's time to shine. Or when that character dies. Or if you just like the song.

I never used to use music in my games, and I've been slowly incorporating it becau

So I've noticed that when I set dynamic lighting up the vision range of a token is slightly less than what I set it to, because of some fading effect. is it possible to turn this effect off? Also I notice that 'darkness' shows up as black, but so do 'walls', which is very misleading on some maps. Is there any way to set the wall color? Preferably to a texture, but simply to the color of the line that is drawn would be fine.

So the macro looks like this:

 The temperature is [[1d40]] [[1t[Temperature]]] and the [[1t[Wind]]] brings [[1t[Precipitation]]] from the [[1t[Direction]]]  

and it calls on tables in the macro section that I filled out with the weather values in the dmg page 109, and "Direction" is a table with 8 entries (N S E W NW NE SW SE). Problem is it rolls the 1d40 whether I roll a temperature shift or not. Is there a way to embed die rolls in table entries?

So, for those of you without a background in computer science, Turing Complete means that a system can simulate a Turing Machine - which is basically a hypothetical computer with a few constraints that allow for its use in various proofs.

The upshot is that Magic Mouth can be used to create a computer. It would take a lot of them, and they'd all be talking to each other, activating each other with their messages. (imagine a computer where you can literally hear every single transistor).

I'm writing in a great wyrm with access to magic mouth and glyph of warding who has wired his entire lair with various complex circuitry, using the gl