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I'm actually skimming over OotA. My actual group is playing in a Waterdeep campaign, but have to leave Waterdeep for an adventure. At the moment they are at the beginning of Level 4.
Now I like the Idea of getting captured by drow and having to escape the Underdark.
I wondered If you could start with a Drow ambush and getting the party (5 Level 4 PCs) captured. Then you would not have to play everything from the first chapters, just the interesting stuff and the PCs will return to the surface at level 7.
Do you think this could work? Would you do this? Do you have further ideas?
One additional thing that bothers me: 9 NPCs which are also captures. I was thinking about letting some of them die early on, or that there are random encounters where the PCs must chose which one to save. So that the PCs will only have do deal with 2-3 NPCs. Maybe just starting with only 6 and then letting a few die?
I really do not like the idea of having too many NPCs. Maybe just saying 'there are 9 additional prisonrs, a drow, a gnome, ..' and then letting the story chose which are important and which not? Maybe the Drow catch on to the PCs and a few of the prisoners do not manage to escape?
Are the NPCs important for the further adventure?
So. Maybe you could help me with your ideas
best regards
I’ve been testing it myself with just a +21 (or something like that) shadow damage hood. All of my dots tick for so much more, I was doing 10 dps more than a higher level lock despite the same exact dots/wand. The wand remains nice and weak thoughmaybe a good thing or I’d pull aggro. Each level gives a new stat point so the possibility is higher with a 179 dino to get more melee dmg than the one which is level 140:) maybe your 140 had trough randomness more points in dmg than your perfect:) if you breed a lvl 8 dino you can get the stats of a lvl 8 even if you mate it with a 120 Thanks Potato. How do you open a dmg file.
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All that aside, I'm looking for a faster way to make higher level characters. Or at least, how you pull it off. Say you need an 8th level spellcaster. Do you:
1) Roll basic abilities, look at 8th level capabilities for the class you want, and just 'fill in the blanks' to match available options.
2) Roll basic abilities, upgrade abilities to 8th level, and then fill all other capabilities (like spells) spontaneously during play.
3) Roll basic abilities and evolve the character to 8th level, working through the process level by level. You're just fast enough that this works.
4) Something else?
I can give examples, but I hope the options as I've outlined them so far make sense.
Dmg Starting At Higher Levels
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