mudbunny

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Jul 17	awarded	Teacher
Jul 17	revised	What is a “mark” actually supposed to be? clarification and expanding difference between aggro and marking
Jul 17	answered	What is a “mark” actually supposed to be?
Jul 17	comment	D&d 4e difficulty class You may need to create an account on stackexhange.com in order to successfully chat. It was what I needed to do before I could actually chat.
Jul 17	awarded	Commentator
Jul 17	comment	D&d 4e difficulty class Also, and this is not meant to be insulting, but is English your first language, or are you perhaps reading books which have been translated into a foreign language?
Jul 17	comment	D&d 4e difficulty class Are you talking about the DC (Difficulty class) for overcoming an obstacle or passing a skill check of some sort?
Jul 17	comment	How would society adjust if use of fire is reserved for the elite? In this case, the general public sees it as religious significance to show reverence to fire. It is important and vital, so the God of Fire does not want it to be used by those who lack the ability to properly use it. In reality, there is an evil god who has incapacitated the actual God of Fire and is corrupting the priesthood of the God of Fire with a final goal of destroying the God of Fire.
Jul 17	revised	How would society adjust if use of fire is reserved for the elite? Added some ideas I had to hopefully provide further guidance on the direction I am looking for.
Jul 17	asked	How would society adjust if use of fire is reserved for the elite?
Jul 15	comment	How can I represent the use of fire being misrepresented in a campaign? I have tagged it as such as I will be running this using one of those rule sets. I don't know enough about DMing to know if it being system agnostic or 4E/Next specific would make a difference.
Jul 14	comment	How to make rituals a part of everyday life It does. Thanks!!
Jul 14	comment	How can I represent the use of fire being misrepresented in a campaign? Fire magic would be severely restricted, only the elite. For the rest, a forge, baker, etc, while it wouldn't be just the elite, but those that use it would be either very trusted, almost sycophantic to the priesthood, or they would be very fearful. This is the part I am having trouble with. How to make the daily restriction on fire seem not heavy-handed. Perhaps a central mess hall type thing for cities and towns.
Jul 14	revised	How can I represent the use of fire being misrepresented in a campaign? added 157 characters in body
Jul 14	revised	How to make rituals a part of everyday life added 140 characters in body
Jul 14	revised	Looking for help on expanding my campaign concept while avoiding railroading To increase clarity and produce more specific questions
Jul 14	comment	Looking for help on expanding my campaign concept while avoiding railroading I have split this into two more questions: How can I represent the use of fire being misrepresented in a campaign? and How to make rituals a part of everyday life.
Jul 14	asked	How can I represent the use of fire being misrepresented in a campaign?
Jul 14	asked	How to make rituals a part of everyday life
Jul 14	awarded	Scholar