You guys start out as lotr heroes? I guess we've always liked the 'aaaah, I'm about to die and I have no magic items!' campaigns. I know it's not "true," but it always feels like we get better roleplay by having people not be able to just be big, bad, can't-be-hurt-by-the-guards folks. Every time I've been in a different group where people get powerful, arrogance over 'npcs' is inevitable.
I think that’s actually makes sense. The PCs should feel stronger than most NPCs past a certain point. The DM should still humanise the NPCs best they can, but I actually like it that (with enough power) it’s an actually choice to still care about the people beneath you in terms of strength and that’s cool to see. (Even better though if it actually takes a while to get their.)
You guys start out as lotr heroes? I guess we've always liked the 'aaaah, I'm about to die and I have no magic items!' campaigns. I know it's not "true," but it always feels like we get better roleplay by having people not be able to just be big, bad, can't-be-hurt-by-the-guards folks. Every time I've been in a different group where people get powerful, arrogance over 'npcs' is inevitable.
I think that’s actually makes sense. The PCs should feel stronger than most NPCs past a certain point. The DM should still humanise the NPCs best they can, but I actually like it that (with enough power) it’s an actually choice to still care about the people beneath you in terms of strength and that’s cool to see. (Even better though if it actually takes a while to get their.)