u/ThatOneCrazyWritter

▲ 23 r/dndnext

Which is your prefered way to determine attributes?

Just as a refresher:

  • Standard Array = [15/14/13/12/10/8], Assigning one of each to an Attribute + Racial/Species/Background bonuses.
  • Point Buy = All attributes starts at 8, you have 27 points to buy higher stats up to 15 (with 14 & 15 costing more) + Racial/Species/Background bonuses.
  • Rolling Dice = Roll 4d6, drop the lowest numbered die, combine the rest, repeat 5 more times, assign each of the 6 combined numbers into each attributes, add Racial/Species/Background bonuses.
  • House Rules of Official Methods = Stuff like Standard Array with different numbers, Point Buy with extra points, Rolling Dice but allowing to reroll 1s, etc.
  • Completely Homebrewed Methods = Anything not listed here.

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u/ThatOneCrazyWritter — 9 hours ago
▲ 19 r/dndnext

To anyone who has played/DMd in a adventure/campaign that started at high levels (11+), what was your favorite part and what are some tips and tricks for such adventures/campaigns?

I'm thinking on the next adventure I'll DM to be a 11th to 17th Planescape quest throughout the Planes of Existence, mostly because me and my group have never played beyond Tier 2 and we don't have the time or patience for and extra long adventure.

Before doing so, I'm curious on the experience of players and DMs that also has done High Level campaigns, specially ones that started at Tier 3. How did it go? What was the most memorable moments to you? And what was something you knew or wish you had done before starting?

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u/ThatOneCrazyWritter — 2 days ago