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would it be reasonable to ever have an enemy like this in your campaign? 2017-09-12 04:31:55 Post No. 55352861
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would it be reasonable to ever have an enemy like this in your campaign?
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>>55352861
*casts HURTMORE*
Sweet, free XP
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A slime? Sure, I use them. Metal slimes in particular? No, not really. Just doesn't fit with the setting.
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If you're playing a light-hearted comedy RPG, sure. If my GM dropped one of these in a serious game I'd stop taking him seriously forever.
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>>55352861
It looks like a Hershey's kisses. If that's the case, I feed it to the dogbold, kill two birds with one stone.
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>>55352877
Metal Slimes are immune to magic.
>>55352886
Well, I mean a rare enemy with a gigantic XP payout that's almost impossible to kill.
>>55352908
*runs*
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>>55352861
Yes, for shits and giggles to entice your players to chase it. Gary Gygax had the Jeweled Man back when you mainly got xp for the treasure you'd find in old school D&D. It sounds like a fun idea I'd like to try one day.
http://www.paperspencils.com/2012/01/15/gary-gygax-the-jeweled-man-and-letting-your-players-fail/
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>>55352935
>Metal Slimes are immune to magic.
Not in DW1.
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>>55353703
Good thing we are playing 3.x
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>>55353703
>Dragon Warrior
get out.
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