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Caves of Carnage Final Boss Fight! (Patreon)

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2020-03-02 00:01:00
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2026-06
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Watch my group face off against the Worm That Walks in the conclusion to the Caves of Carnage! As usual, no initiative. 

Warning: some adult language

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1

What are you using to change your voice? That's awesome!

Jay

Very cinematic story telling. I really enjoy this group’s game-play videos! They have great ideas and aren’t afraid to reminding the DM about AWESOME POINTS. Now a few short QUESTIONS for the Professor (PDM). 1 - What are your using to change your voice and where can we get ours? That is so cool! 2 - Can you post the PDF for the Character Sheets used in this video? They seem a little bit different. 3 - Can’t find the huge Red Foam D20 anywhere. Where did you get it? Found a green one but want red.

Martin

That voice and dialogue is super.

Daniel Defazio
>>33154611

1--I dropped the pitch down 1 in editing, just because I had time. But I sound fairly similar at the table. 2--No. My idiot son erased them. 3--GenCon. There the dice flow like wine.

Grendel

Super cool!

Grendel

I laughed so much over Max and the Alchemist guy! OMG I would hate to have to deal with Max Mannheim!

Graham Kane

That looked like a lot of fun, the players were really getting into it. I also loved all the recurring characters popping up at the end of round 4! Can I ask did you decide to have them appear from earlier in the campaign or was that something you decided on the fly during the battle?

Randall Case

Great game. It looks like everyone enjoyed themselves. However the more I see it in action the more I think I'll pass on UDT 2.0. I've been running my games with UDT 1.0 and I honestly think that I prefer just using the 1" grid to help regulate movement. I play AD&D which helpfully sets everything in inches anyway, so the 1" squares do a sterling job allowing players to see how far they can go and seeing who's in range without the need for abstraction and the distortion that 2.0's circles throw in. But with that said, your game seems to run just fine with 2.0, so to each his own! Thanks for posting this video!

Daniel Defazio

That's cool. I have my dungeon tiles both gridded and non, in addition to UDT.

Randall Case

PDM's behind the scenes video on this encounter.