Trying Something New! Dungeons And Dragons Candlekeep Mysteries

[@MyrtosArtCorner]

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[@maviyesil649]

I'll always love your art! I like that you found a new hobby! I see you're enjoying and discovering pros and cons about it! Keep doing what you love 🤗🙋‍♀️

[@MyrtosArtCorner]

Thank you so much!!!! I'm having a lot of fun and it makes me happy to share it with everyone too! I'm sketching sometimes when I have time but not a lot to be fair. That's also much more fun now that I only do it for myself though 😅 Thank you!!!

[@maviyesil649]

@@MyrtosArtCorner Still that's something! I'm happy for you that you have fun!!! Looking forward to your videos 😄

[@MyrtosArtCorner]

@@maviyesil649 Awww, thank you so much!!!!! 💕 ❤️ 💕

[@Wumpy21]

I am always enjoy your videos!

[@MyrtosArtCorner]

Thank you so very much!!!!! 💕

[@dnd_4world]

Dungeons and Dragons is the best game! It's not just a game, its many more things! so every idea, and a way of playing is always good to listen! Amazing video once again!

[@MyrtosArtCorner]

That is so true!!! Thank you so much!! Trying new things is always exciting so I try to share my experiences to encourage others to do the same 😁

[@alexandrosioannidis]

I could not agree more. The preparation I am always putting before a session used to be 6 to 8 hours long. Now I try to keep it as long as half an hour to an hour depending on the session complexicity. I also love to improvise and adapt every content to my taste or what my players love to do at that time. I would like to view a video of one of your campaign sessions in the future if that is technically possible and of course if you plan to do it. Another great video! Thank you

[@MyrtosArtCorner]

Thank you so much!!! Yes I definitely know the feeling 😅 We adjust as we go I guess! I like to always let the players do what they want, I do adjust in the moment too, I agree that it's a lot of fun too! But it still is 10 times easier this way! 😅 We don't have the equipment to record our sessions to be fair but I've learnt to never say never 😁 Not anytime soon though I'm afraid 🤷‍♀️

[@RottenRogerDM]

A good third of chapters can be moved to other starting locations. Running times were under 2 hours to 4 and half hours per chapter. With only two pcs, you will need sidekicks or a DMPC to help out in combat. Or adjust the combat downward. I was generally running with 5 players who either match the level of the chapter or were over the recommended level. I ran this an adventure league game but included a Don Meepo as the party’s patron who was the mission giver. But I did call backs to pass chapters. So occasionally (for example) an NPC from Chapter 2 would appear in the crowd in Chapter 10. As the rest of my advice would contain spoilers, I will quit typing.

[@MyrtosArtCorner]

Thank you so much for the suggestions! We've played with 2 players in the past too and I'm also playing as a player in one with just 2 players so we're quite experienced to adjusting! We also enjoy the "get the mission done and get out" type of playing when we're just 2 so I try to keep it a bit harder without destroying them of course 😅 We've set their characters in Candlekeep to solve this problem and I'm thinking that they could evolve into the official investigators over time so that I don't have to find a different excuse for each chapter 😜 They know that already! They already finished the first one and it was a lot of fun! I've read through the second and I love the concept so I'm optimistic about that too! I'll see and adjust as we go 😁 Thank you again!!!!

[@davidwatches]

As a DM, learning to prepare less and focus your time on more versatile prep work is a difficult transition, but definitely worthwhile to avoid forcing your PCs into preplanned encounters and simply to help you as a DM enjoy the work you've done alongside the players. Great job.

[@MyrtosArtCorner]

Oh absolutely! I think it's obvious as a player too, when the DM gives the extra freedom! This was a different situation but the same still applies in my opinion. Adjusting and communicating so that the game is fun for everyone, including the DM, is always going to create a more fun game in all aspects!