I love the effect tiles. In fact, I am printing a few of them up now in the standard burst sizes. I’m adding a ghostly text to the outer edges of each tile, explaining what the effect is supposed to represent. I think I will laminate them also, and add a white square where I can write the amount of ongoing damage and the duration in. I’m not sure yet.
This is a terrific resource, and from what I have seen so far, a great idea for a game. I, too, have a few players who can’t show up for a weekly gathering, but because I have so many more that can, I am simply making their PCs into NPCs while they are away. Your solution, a campaign consisting of several one-shot adventures, seems to be an ideal scenario.
Welcome to the Obsidian Portal, Kurgan_thunderhammer. I hope you find everything you’re looking for and more out of this site. The greatest resource is the community, by the way. Keep posting on the forums. It’s the best thing I ever did on here, believe me.
I love the effect tiles. In fact, I am printing a few of them up now in the standard burst sizes. I’m adding a ghostly text to the outer edges of each tile, explaining what the effect is supposed to represent. I think I will laminate them also, and add a white square where I can write the amount of ongoing damage and the duration in. I’m not sure yet.
This is a terrific resource, and from what I have seen so far, a great idea for a game. I, too, have a few players who can’t show up for a weekly gathering, but because I have so many more that can, I am simply making their PCs into NPCs while they are away. Your solution, a campaign consisting of several one-shot adventures, seems to be an ideal scenario.
Welcome to the Obsidian Portal, Kurgan_thunderhammer. I hope you find everything you’re looking for and more out of this site. The greatest resource is the community, by the way. Keep posting on the forums. It’s the best thing I ever did on here, believe me.
Duskreign
Wyrmshadow Campaign Setting Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic