none of the things yall are talking about makes sense to me. which is why i dont play D&D. im not a numbers person, im a storyteller.

so that is what i will respond to below...


[quote=@Game Maker]
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I don't have a limit of number of characters per player but that might change if things seem to be getting out of hand. I will not be allowing psionicists as they technically don't exist in my world. As far as to a limit as to how much a character can carry, I've usually just left it up to common sense how much a player can hold and 5 swords seems a little excessive. Characters are starting at level 3 in this campaign so any character you submit will have to be level 3.
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i recommend just letting the villains kill off ALT characters if they become a prob.

[quote=@Game Maker]
[@TheUnknowable] Using spells on your own teammates...they may not like that. Kind of like the friend I have who is no longer allowed to drink at our parties...he's fun but he ALWAYS pukes...and never cleans it up.
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having seen every episode of Heroes & Halfwits, i can assure you that so long as there is a camaraderie (both IC and OOC), using good-natured spells like making it sound like someone farted, would probably be ok. the question is: "do we have that kind of team yet?" lol

[quote=@TheUnknowable]
[@Game Maker]At least it's a non-damaging spell.

Edit: She is a bit insane, though, so I think she wouldn't care and would think they were cute when they were upset.
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"insane" characters typically dont make good "heroes"... also, a character like that WOULDNT be good for your party. too many opportunities to cause division. in combat, that's bad. in an RP made for persuasion, perception, and charisma checks...disastrous.