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Post by RedFox91 on Nov 6, 2017 19:32:21 GMT
I am Red Fox. joined the server looking for a place i could play instead of GM for my home group. found this group real cool so now i wanna GM for you guys as well. hope my style fits well enough.
starting for 1-7 if people like it maybe ill move higher later on.
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Post by bezbozhnik on Nov 6, 2017 19:38:13 GMT
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Post by Kristal Moonhand on Jan 22, 2018 3:22:25 GMT
Redfox knows how to structure a game and has very good system mastery. He did have some issues with determining proper CR, but I put that more on our odd party composition than any failing on his part. Though he was unsure of several parts of roll20 mechanics, he picked them up quickly when shown how, and I feel with a bit more practice, he'll be quite proficient. All said, his game was acceptable, and I certainly had a good time playing.
Overall: Pass
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Post by Delta on Jan 22, 2018 4:14:10 GMT
Pass. bladeandbow.boards.net/thread/4639/off-dragonCriticisms: 1. the charge action cannot be taken when vision is obscured. (See tactical movement in the movement rules page) 2. a few of the players who did not roll initiative correctly the first time did not update their initiative, to reflect their first die result, after rolling it a second time in order to add themselves to the turn order tracker. This happened on two occassions. 3. GM allowed one player in particular to be somewhat disruptive to the game. Talking over other players, talking in character during combat well beyond what is reasonably allowed, and even talking over the game master. In general 1 cannot always be helped and was handled appropriately. (Gm made a decision, and the rule was reestablished later.) For 2&3, this could probably be better helped if you used more 'active' voice. As the GM you are the authority figure for the game in which you are running, don't let the players be rude, and enforce the rules. |
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Post by Kaidou on Feb 14, 2018 22:25:05 GMT
Pass.
Perhaps some minor things that could be worked on, but it was handled over voice.
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