3-6 hours depending on if both groups meet that week. 

I may have a problem...

So,  I have been running a West Marches style game with the Caves of Chaos being our first adventure area. So one of my groups had a scout and a fighter go into the room with the medusa. The medusa promplty turned the scout to stone the fighter saved and ran from the room. The party closed the door up and wrote on the outside "medusa" on the outside of the door and moved on.
This was the scout players second and last game, he wasn't terribly impressed with how the other players handled this situation. Neither was I but the character who barred the door and marked it was a paladin, this seems very much out of the code for paladins I just wanted to hear some other opinons on this.
I am tending towards a revocation of powers with the possiblity of an atonement quest. to get back into the gods good graces.

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ok, let me do it with an example.  joe the adventurer has 4 hp and casts sorcerous armour. so does this effectivly give him 15 hit points. say he has ac 10 until he takes 11 points of damage and the last 4 hp would be at the leather ac. so he gets hit for 5 hp leaving him with either 6 hp left in his magic armour, or did he just die? hopefully that makes my question more clear. 

Rats in the walls is a great little starter adventure. Ghost Ship of the Desert Dunes was great as well. 

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Thrasaric wrote:

So, what did you add in for humans to balance them out to compete with the magical races?

It's there in his blog post, first column of the table.

"All Dwarves need 15% more experience per level to level up than humans of the same class," etc.

This being a high-fantasy setting, one also presumes Humans can aspire to levels above 12. But so, perhaps, can demi-humans?

I did see that part. The all get magic eyes and spells and stat bonus and skills and they all sound very nice, thought maybe he had something to make the humans a bit more enticing was all, and not mentioned since this was focused on Demi-humans.

These are great thanks for sharing
 

 Command - So foolishly I had not read this spell till right before it was used, so I didn't realize the differences from other systems version till that moment.  Duration of 6 rounds. So would most people just have the victim just "fall" down and then he can get back up or is he stuck down for the full minute? I ruled that after they attacked it, the werewolf was free to get back up. Any one care to share how they rule on this?

Hold Person- Duration 1 hour this seems crazy long to me is it possibly a mistake. would you grant another saving throw if they attack the person, or is the person vulnerable to insta kill? Our situation Lodinn made the save on the hold but it got me thinking so i was prepared for it in the future.

Part of why I questioned it was these spells were going to negate the encounter that I was thinking would be at least a challenge. It ended up a bit underwhelming,Also I don't care to punish the players for playing smart either.


 

Congrats. quite the honor for you.

I have been prepping and converting Tomb of horrors for some friends come this halloween. So the list at the end got me thinking specifically the power word kill pronounced by an Æthereal magic user. So is the Demi lich residing in the ethereal and this is what makes him vulnerable? should this type of thing extend to other spells? just to use the list from the original adventure holy word seems like a prime candidate to be more effective if the caster was also Æthereal. Would this type of thinking extend to other undead, not skeletons or zombies but some of the incorporeal undead ? Just some rambling thoughts and questions. Wanted to hear what others thought.