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We've all heard tales for crypts and dungeons. So, have your party advance down into the depths of the HARDEST dungeons, with specific weakness enemies, puzzles having obscure game rulings as answers, and having class puzzles for the classes your party is currently playing.
After making it through the multi level dungeon, you reach the end to what seems like quite the open room. Seats on both sides, looking forward to two tables facing a podium. Sitting at the podium in the owner and operator of this strict dungeon. The Rules Lawyer. And they have a rule against trespassing.
In cases of your players wanting to seduce the dragon. Use this little trick!
Instead of having the dragon use a “Breath” attack. Have her use a “Breast” attack. More damage, no DEX saves, and it’s a two hit attack.
If they wanted to live for it, they can die by it.
No more dice rolling, use averages and fixed numbers for everything. Leave nothing to chance.
Example: Instead of rolling 1d20+5, your result is always 15. 1d6-1 is always 2.
Every GM knows that the best way to motivate your players and/or put them back on the story path is to take one of their valuables. And what's more valuable than a player character's pronouns? Even better, if your campaign setting is Krynn (or otherwise includes Dragonlance sources), you can blame it on the most oblivious yet annoying of foes: the gender kender.
Ever draw a side view dungeon full of traps when you were a kid? Run a campaign on that instead of top down.
Just add kobolds to instantly improve your game regardless of setting or genre.
