DM means Dungeon Master. I think it's usually used to refer to the person who runs aDungeons and Dragons campaign, while some other systems call them game master.
I never fudge rolls. But the competency of the enemies' tactics depend on how well the party is doing. I try to make encounters difficult enough to barely avoid a party wipe.
Where do I fall if I kill them all, turn then into vampires and send them on a quest to uncurse themselves before they level and become vampires forever?
TPK? I know that BBEG = big bad evil guy, but please explain abbreviations.
Edit: and I even ignored DM.
Pretty sure that TPK is Total Player Kill. Was clueless on BBEG though, so thanks for that.
True and true. Total party kill, and big bad evil guy.
DM means Dungeon Master. I think it's usually used to refer to the person who runs aDungeons and Dragons campaign, while some other systems call them game master.
Chaotic Good, kind of.
I never fudge rolls. But the competency of the enemies' tactics depend on how well the party is doing. I try to make encounters difficult enough to barely avoid a party wipe.
Why is the correct choice Chaotic Neutral? 🤣
Personally I and my bestie dm lie on "tf2 medic". You don't die, because there is just so much more
sufferingfun to be doneWhere do I fall if I kill them all, turn then into vampires and send them on a quest to uncurse themselves before they level and become vampires forever?
CHAOTIC NEUTRAL!
That actually checks out, as they insist I'm a demon