All in Players Tips
Character flaws are among the most crucial story tools for any character, whether it's the Player or DM playing the character. Character flaws let us create more conflict in our games, but flaws make a path for a character to overcome them in the long run, creating memorable stories.
Organizing your game is one of the most significant pain points running D&D. You need to manage a group of people with different life schedules and ensure that everyone can participate in your game. And of course, there is last moment flaking and countless other things that Dungeon Master needs to take into consideration when running a game effectively.
Yes, we all know that flaws make the characters Interesting. BUT, let's try to find some angles here on how to have FUN, playing up these flawed character roles for ourselves. So let's find some ways you could enjoy being a total shmuck while playing an unbalanced mess of a character, not suited for the best damage rolls, but in the long run, getting something more fabulous than that in return.
I thought to myself, could I use some of these "tactics” for my Dungeons and Dragons encounters? Could I implement real-life military tactics in D&D? I tried doing that at my table, and oh boy, how did that changed things. Let's explore the basic ideas of tactics and how to use them in Dungeons and Dragons to make your encounters more engaging and fun for your table.
