Thats in dangerous areas, in town its often ok to split up. Like when going around to buy supplies.
That said there is some caution needed just in case the DM decides to pull a fast one and springs a city-based encounter on you.
In the hands of a sneaky GM, even the room you sleep in can be dangerous! I mean, not all threats are corporeal, and some threats are too small to be easily seen.
And some just skate past your attention despite their size. Like…a song in the background that you weren’t even aware of until it stopped and then forget again as soon as it resumed. And then the party starts finding things in their room that nobody remembers having…
With a properly sneaky/theatrical GM, that’s probably my favorite monster.
The False Hydra. I wish I was a better storyteller so I could run a False Hydra encounter.
I take it Phil recognizes the city?
Whozat in the window, hmm?
Also, I like Kali over Tyla, though it’s probably already been chosen
I thought Kali was a Hindu goddess of destruction. How is the word used here?
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Thats in dangerous areas, in town its often ok to split up. Like when going around to buy supplies.
That said there is some caution needed just in case the DM decides to pull a fast one and springs a city-based encounter on you.
In the hands of a sneaky GM, even the room you sleep in can be dangerous! I mean, not all threats are corporeal, and some threats are too small to be easily seen.
And some just skate past your attention despite their size. Like…a song in the background that you weren’t even aware of until it stopped and then forget again as soon as it resumed. And then the party starts finding things in their room that nobody remembers having…
With a properly sneaky/theatrical GM, that’s probably my favorite monster.
The False Hydra. I wish I was a better storyteller so I could run a False Hydra encounter.
I take it Phil recognizes the city?
Whozat in the window, hmm?
Also, I like Kali over Tyla, though it’s probably already been chosen
I thought Kali was a Hindu goddess of destruction. How is the word used here?