Jim Frel

Jim Frel

@jimfrel.bsky.social

He/jim i mean he/him Born 2002 I like playing D&D @sweaterraptor drew the spidah

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Dungeon Masters: if your players are beginning to suspect your twist villain, they may disrupt your carefully laid out plans for the story. For this, make a reveal none of the characters are there to see. Now if the players try to act against the villain, you can call them out for meta gaming.

Do not be too confident in combat when you are invisible. The Dungeon Master still knows your location and will (in)conveniently place harmful areas of effect in your space. Avoid this by removing your mini from the map. If you can't see invisible creatures, neither should the DM. Make them guess.

Know your rights: if your Dungeon Master asks for your armor class, just say no. Legally you don't need to answer that without a rules lawyer present.