Teos Abadie

And in fact, if you're trying to figure out how to pick a lock, you find it by reading the lock section and that the DC of a lock is 15 and you use this check to try to open it. And it all sounds very static. Well,

And in fact, if you're trying to figure out how to pick a lock, you find it by reading the lock section and that the DC of a lock is 15 and you use this check to try to open it. And it all sounds very static. Well,

that's the equipment section which is on page you know i don't know 100 and something if you go to page 10 page 10 will actually say that this book the player's handbook has dc's and that they are examples

that's the equipment section which is on page you know i don't know 100 and something if you go to page 10 page 10 will actually say that this book the player's handbook has dc's and that they are examples

but it's really easy to miss that right well this reinforces that because we apparently get not only information on doors which codifies approaches to to you know approaching the door dealing with the door and then stats on various doors and on various locks so we can see here that though the ph might make it look like there is one lock to rule them all here there are various locks of different types so

but it's really easy to miss that right well this reinforces that because we apparently get not only information on doors which codifies approaches to to you know approaching the door dealing with the door and then stats on various doors and on various locks so we can see here that though the ph might make it look like there is one lock to rule them all here there are various locks of different types so

I'm asking on behalf of a friend of the show. We will find out, right? But I mean, I think that's where... I end up saying, well, then why did you do what you did in the player's handbook? Because the player's handbook really kind of makes it seem like this is all very cut and dry in one way.

I'm asking on behalf of a friend of the show. We will find out, right? But I mean, I think that's where... I end up saying, well, then why did you do what you did in the player's handbook? Because the player's handbook really kind of makes it seem like this is all very cut and dry in one way.

And then I wish the tools section would have just said, which it easily could in the text that's there, you could easily have said, you know, these example or typical or whatever DCs, feel free to vary, you know, your DM may vary them or they may vary based on the situation.

And then I wish the tools section would have just said, which it easily could in the text that's there, you could easily have said, you know, these example or typical or whatever DCs, feel free to vary, you know, your DM may vary them or they may vary based on the situation.

That just would have saved everybody a lot of grief, I think, versus having to put two books together to figure out what the real answer is. Yeah.

That just would have saved everybody a lot of grief, I think, versus having to put two books together to figure out what the real answer is. Yeah.

Yeah, well, I think that, you know, there have been some loud folks like the Alexandrian talking about how this is, you know, lacking. Maybe we'll see to whether they go to the extent that that pleases them, you know, on having dungeon procedures and things like that. So we'll see what's here and how different it is from what was already there.

Yeah, well, I think that, you know, there have been some loud folks like the Alexandrian talking about how this is, you know, lacking. Maybe we'll see to whether they go to the extent that that pleases them, you know, on having dungeon procedures and things like that. So we'll see what's here and how different it is from what was already there.

I'm curious to what extent they will actually pull from things like...

I'm curious to what extent they will actually pull from things like...

wasn't Tasha's I forget there was one of the books maybe maybe it was Van Richten's one of them kind of gave us like all these planar tables and effects and I'm wondering whether they'll remember to go back and get that they probably will because I think James Wyatt worked on it but I'm curious to whether they pull in some of those things that are in other source books or if they really stick to more of the DMG yeah you would think the Planescape book was published recently enough that they would maybe find maybe stuff them if it was there

wasn't Tasha's I forget there was one of the books maybe maybe it was Van Richten's one of them kind of gave us like all these planar tables and effects and I'm wondering whether they'll remember to go back and get that they probably will because I think James Wyatt worked on it but I'm curious to whether they pull in some of those things that are in other source books or if they really stick to more of the DMG yeah you would think the Planescape book was published recently enough that they would maybe find maybe stuff them if it was there

I noticed the art, which includes pictures of the 80s cartoon characters. And I also saw I forget if it was this video or previous one art from the Fallbacks novel series. You could see their little pet companion audio was there. So, you know, it's kind of fun that they add this in some really nice looking art. And as you mentioned, Perkins rolls to create a settlement.

I noticed the art, which includes pictures of the 80s cartoon characters. And I also saw I forget if it was this video or previous one art from the Fallbacks novel series. You could see their little pet companion audio was there. So, you know, it's kind of fun that they add this in some really nice looking art. And as you mentioned, Perkins rolls to create a settlement.