It's bound to get confusing for a lot of people, whether it's beginners and veterans alike.Īnd yeah honestly, if they made a Mario clicker game and it wasn't obvious within the confines of that game you had to click some other button to defeat a certain type of enemy, how would anyone not familiar with Mario games know what to do? Just because seemingly everyone has played one doesn't mean everybody has. You're dealing with a fantasy world that has it's own rules and terminology for it's creatures. When it comes to werewolves, does beast spec hurt them or does humanoid spec? They are both things. For the life of me, I don't know what qualifies as a "fae" enemy or not. I've been playing D&D games since I was a kid.
There would be someone who would complain "Well how was I supposed to know that?" Ah man you made such a good point with the bestiary idea, then you went and started in with some logical fallacies. Like if they made a Mario clicker game where goombas were invincible unless you jumped on them. Difficult Terrain Variant 3: Faeruns Most Neglected Head to Candlekeep with. This way, it could help provide lore for the game for those interested in reading things while characters are idling killing things.A bestiary would be perfect.Īt the same time, keep in mind that you're playing a game off a liscened property which derives everything off the source material. Dungeons & Dragons Idle Champions Grand Tour of the Sword Coast Variants. Maybe they could put in a beastiary of all the monsters you killed. I understand the frustration for the lack of knowledge.
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