Edit: Spleling

  • Aremel@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    I don’t understand how cereal box puzzles would translate over to DnD.

    I also don’t know about ripping off movie and TV characters and just swapping out the names. I suppose it depends on the character, but I feel like this is the easiest one to tell that it was “stolen”.

    Using Pokémon descriptions for monsters is aces though, even if you use the older mons. I think Monster Hunter monsters would also translate over pretty well.

    • Varyk@sh.itjust.works
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      11 months ago

      Mazes, riddles, color coordinated pictures, I think the cereal boxes point is actually a good idea for a kernel of a puzzle.

      This post just made it very real to me how I could DM a game.

      Cool cool cool

    • nocturne213@lemm.ee
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      11 months ago

      During a game of Star Wars d6 rpg i ran a group through basically the train job episode of firefly (that was in solo 12 years later) and they did not realize it until we were watching firefly together. I also ran them through the cloud city plot from ESB while they were on cloud city.