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For questions about participants in an RPG who, for whatever reason, contribute to the difficulty of running the game. (See also: the [problem-gm] tag.)
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Problems with minecraft-happy druid
don't know whether that's usual for D&D but even if it's not you could perhaps still apply it because such a digging tactics isn't usual either, you could try a combination of the following:
a mater …
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How to deal with players who like to use the local authorities to solve their problems
I have an idea for a totally different approach based on that your setting is not quite plain Medieval but rather Fantasy Medieval, kind of LOTR styled: Remember that Aragorn showed up not quite at th …
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