Should I kill one of my Player Characters?

Is it alright to kill my players characters? : r/DungeonMasters - Reddit

nothing is as uninteresting as a game where you are immortal and can never be killed. yes, it is always okay to kill characters. For my games, ...

Should I kill one of my Player Characters? - Dungeon Masters Only

The logical first response would be. 'You should never kill anyones PC on purpose.' But I find myself in an odd situation.

Should you kill your Player Characters? (Versus Series) - YouTube

This week, I argue with myself about one of the most controversial topics in D&D history: Should you kill your player characters or not?

How do I dramatically kill off my D&D character?

Make sure their death is necessary. You don't want a PC to just die fighting some bandits. I would try to die in an honorable way, maybe ...

Killing Them Softly - How to handle player character death - Tumblr

Either way, when it happens, don't gloat; someone might be coming to terms with the fact that their beloved character is going away. Get a sense for whether or ...

As a DM, how can I use Power Word: Kill without ruining my players ...

The one time I've fought a lich as a player, we spammed Counterspell/Silence at him. In one campaign I play in, we recently fought a lich at ...

Is it okay for Dungeon Masters to kill player characters in D&D ...

Let's rewind a little. Why do you phrase your question as if the DM is doing the killing? If a PC dies, the DM didn't kill them: their opponent ...

How to deal with a Player that only wants to play evil characters

Typically, this is handled with "You can't just murder a man in plain view of everyone, you will be killed." Out of all the games we've played ( ...

Dealing with "fearless" players - Role-playing Games Stack Exchange

Apparently I can't kill them, it would cause the whole party to go bankrupt, plus I hate the idea of paying a cleric and **poof** the character ...

Why and How DM's Kill Their Players - YouTube

I have run 500+ pro-games. At least two player characters have died in those games. In each case, I took it harder than the player.

What To Do When Your Players Aren't Taking It Seriously

Players who don't take your game seriously can kill a campaign. You're struggling to create a vibe, atmosphere, and theme.

Dungeons & Dragons: How To Kill NPCs - TheGamer

Should I Kill An NPC? ... The short answer is yes. The longer answer is yes, within reason. Before you kill a character, ask yourself a couple of ...

Dealing with Problem Players in D&D

The Problem: We'll start with a common one here. Also known as a person with 'main character syndrome', this problem player tends to do ...

How to Kill Off Player Characters With Dignity - YouTube

When a player character dies, how can you make sure it's not a disappointing moment, but actually a moving and cathartic experience?

You TPK'd, Now What? | How to Handle a Total Party Kill in D&D

Or second, the players still roll up new characters, and they have to perform a rescue mission. Then, assuming they succeed, each player can ...

Can you "Kill" a Character from Anywhere? - BoardGameGeek

My buddy just picked up this game and we gave it a go last night. While playing, we had to deal with a drone deck enemy whose effect was ...

How to Handle Character Death in Dungeons & Dragons

If you suspect that your players' characters may be killed by a key villain, consider whether that villain would be forgiving of the heroes' ...

Is it right to kill off Characters - Beamdog Forums

As typically good aligned player, no, murdering your party members is not okay. :). 0. UnderstandMouseMagic Member Posts: 2,147.

d10 Things You Can Do With a Dead Character - Roleplaying Tips

Decide how you'll handle character death before your campaign starts. Then let your players know so they don't get caught off-guard with something they might ...

Do character social skills kill Roleplaying? - TheRPGSite

No, they are necessary because, more than likely, there is going to be a gap between the player's skill and the character's skill and having a mechanic (i.e, ...