I use a PC character for a portable hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by Asgurgolas
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I use a PC character for a portable hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by Asgurgolas
That can be misunderstood in so many ways... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dellanx
(Sorry, I blame the internet for corrupting me :D and my friends, I blame them for that, too! :D )
And that's so awesome I actually appreciate it (in my old age I live by that kind of things, I'm probably the Emperor of corruption by now)Quote:
Originally Posted by Kelrugem
I'm glad I wasn't the only one to think that ahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Kelrugem
This is actually a very good workaround! (when you get past the double entendre)Quote:
Originally Posted by dellanx
I hope eventually to handle tracking bag capacity, which you workaround already does! And it actually makes it 'hard' for players to access that during combat and such...
It is a 'blank': character sheet titled "portable hole" used for party loot. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Kelrugem
Yeah, I don't feel they have a grip of what is in that "portable hole", but they don't have to because they made a decision to sell that stuff. What they wish to keep is on them in a "bag of holding" or a "handy hoversack" or carried or equipped, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by bmos
Oh, that makes a lot of sense. It would be rather hard to see what all you have thrown into a pit!Quote:
Originally Posted by dellanx
Besides one has to put a portable hole down, one can't do that in combat. Can one?Quote:
Originally Posted by bmos
Certainly not easily! I was mostly thinking of using that approach for bags of holding as well (since people often share their bags narratively with the group but tracking such items gets funky).Quote:
Originally Posted by dellanx
My lower level group may opt to get a donkey for their storage needs. This may be fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by bmos
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Donkeys are not flight animals like horses, so you cannot as easily scare them into certain action or behavior. ... If a donkey is unsure of where they're being led, it will stop and consider the situation before proceeding. Some call this characteristic stubbornness or stupidity.