As the DM I’m the only guy in the session and have 4 lady PC’s. It was absolutely wonderful. Great intro to each other, they immediately decided that they had all been contracted for the same job and would work together even though 2 of the PC’s are opposite ends of the spectrum (blonde, pink flower loving druid and a dark edgy goth cleric). They all agreed to have the rogue scout ahead and report back and didn’t try to stealth with heavy armor. There was absolutely no main character syndrome and they worked as a cohesive team ON SESSION 1! At one point the cleric realized the Grung player didn’t have dark vision and they devised that the Grung would ride on the cleric’s shoulders until she cast eyes of the night. I’ve DM’d 4 campaigns now (still newer to this side of the table). But I have seen the egos and issues people have had at other tables and I was amazed it went so fluidly. They even asked each other in game if who they thought would be the better person to do certain things and even gave the help action. Sorry for ranting but I’ve never felt more happiness as a DM and I’m proud to have an awesome table.
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r/DnD As the DM I’m the only guy in the session and have 4 lady PC’s. It was absolutely wonderful. Great intro to each other, they immediately decided that they had all been contracted for the same job and would work together even though 2 of the PC’s are opposite ends of the spectrum (blonde, pink flower loving druid and a dark edgy goth cleric). They all agreed to have the rogue scout ahead and report back and didn’t try to stealth with heavy armor. There was absolutely no main character syndrome and they worked as a cohesive team ON SESSION 1! At one point the cleric realized the Grung player didn’t have dark vision and they devised that the Grung would ride on the cleric’s shoulders until she cast eyes of the night. I’ve DM’d 4 campaigns now (still newer to this side of the table). But I have seen the egos and issues people have had at other tables and I was amazed it went so fluidly. They even asked each other in game if who they thought would be the better person to do certain things and even gave the help action. Sorry for ranting but I’ve never felt more happiness as a DM and I’m proud to have an awesome table. submitted by /u/Timely_Direction8878 [link] [comments]
As the DM I’m the only guy in the session and have 4 lady PC’s. It was absolutely wonderful. Great intro to each other, they immediately decided that they had all been contracted for the same job and would work together even though 2 of the PC’s are opposite ends of the spectrum (blonde, pink flower loving druid and a dark edgy goth cleric). They all agreed to have the rogue scout ahead and report back and didn’t try to stealth with heavy armor. There was absolutely no main character syndrome and they worked as a cohesive team ON SESSION 1! At one point the cleric realized the Grung player didn’t have dark vision and they devised that the Grung would ride on the cleric’s shoulders until she cast eyes of the night. I’ve DM’d 4 campaigns now (still newer to this side of the table). But I have seen the egos and issues people have had at other tables and I was amazed it went so fluidly. They even asked each other in game if who they thought would be the better person to do certain things and even gave the help action. Sorry for ranting but I’ve never felt more happiness as a DM and I’m proud to have an awesome table.
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