I will definitely be using your updated avalanche rules. I was very underwhelmed reading over them in RotFM and was wondering how to make them more exciting. P.S. your English is great!
My usual logic for applying Extreme Cold rules is that if anyone has cold weather clothing, they only have to make the save every 8 hours instead, and resistance to cold damage gives advantage on the save as a whole, but immunity works the same. I think that's a lot less of a pain to worry about, as you are set up specifically avoid it but even the clothing built for it would fail you eventually if you stay out in the cold for too long. This means that players may only have to roll the save once per day if they're well equipped, which they should be.
Hey, nicely done! I also have your written guide, and I've found it very useful. I am currently running two campaigns, and both are getting close to starting Ch. 3. In the video, I liked how you discussed options, such as when you discussed the rules for extreme cold. As it happens, I started out by trying to implement cold checks even with the players wearing cold weather clothing, but it's quite cumbersome and not fun, so in the future I think I'll only do that in extreme situations. Thanks for all of your hard work!
Thank you so much! Yeah, I speak from bitter experience - after running Tomb of Annihilation, I don't think there's much sense in trying to make survival rules a central thing in 5E campaigns. It's usually much more cumbersome than fun!
I've limited extreme cold checks to when the PC's make camp outside. I flavor it by how well they are able to construct shelters that will endure the night. This way I can use a roll to reflect the extreme environment but it only happens once per day. Seems to be a happy balance so far.
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I will definitely be using your updated avalanche rules. I was very underwhelmed reading over them in RotFM and was wondering how to make them more exciting. P.S. your English is great!
The avalanche rework is great. Much better imo.
A little late to the party here but thank you so so much for all your work. This is fantastic!
You're very welcome!
I really like all of your tweaks to some of the rules and suggestions. Thanks! This playlist will definitely help me run this campaign.
Really like the avalanche as a skill challenge
My usual logic for applying Extreme Cold rules is that if anyone has cold weather clothing, they only have to make the save every 8 hours instead, and resistance to cold damage gives advantage on the save as a whole, but immunity works the same. I think that's a lot less of a pain to worry about, as you are set up specifically avoid it but even the clothing built for it would fail you eventually if you stay out in the cold for too long. This means that players may only have to roll the save once per day if they're well equipped, which they should be.
Hey, nicely done! I also have your written guide, and I've found it very useful. I am currently running two campaigns, and both are getting close to starting Ch. 3. In the video, I liked how you discussed options, such as when you discussed the rules for extreme cold. As it happens, I started out by trying to implement cold checks even with the players wearing cold weather clothing, but it's quite cumbersome and not fun, so in the future I think I'll only do that in extreme situations. Thanks for all of your hard work!
Thank you so much! Yeah, I speak from bitter experience - after running Tomb of Annihilation, I don't think there's much sense in trying to make survival rules a central thing in 5E campaigns. It's usually much more cumbersome than fun!
I've limited extreme cold checks to when the PC's make camp outside. I flavor it by how well they are able to construct shelters that will endure the night. This way I can use a roll to reflect the extreme environment but it only happens once per day. Seems to be a happy balance so far.
I love all your videos but your volume is far too low. Other than that everything is great.
You are right - I had some issues with audio in the start. Should be better in the newer videos (I hope!). And thank you!