Thoughts?Isn't the point of the Tomb that it requires slow careful planning and forethought, and that rushing in with no care at all = certain death? Thoughts?Simply tell your players that in the tomb you cant take a long rest :0 But very little stops them from back-tracking and leaving the tomb to rest outside, assuming they're smart enough to mark/record any traps they find. Ideas I have are to adopt the "gritty" rest mechanics from the DMG, but so long as they have enough food (Hello create food and water) this doesn't change anything except the time scale.Īlso, I thought about making it impossible to sleep within the tomb, due to magic filling them with an overwhelming dread when they try to rest. So, will this be a problem which notably reduces the challenge? and if so, how should I get the group to press on rather than resting after every scuff and bump along the way? See more ideas about dnd races, dnd 5e homebrew, dungeons and dragons. On the other hand a lot of the mayhem is "figure it out or die" rather than slow death my attrition damage, except for perhaps the many pit and poison traps. As part of a long rest, you can use alchemists supplies to make one dose of acid.
The dungeon itself has no wandering monsters or inherent urgency. I make changes to Long Rest and Short Rests in Dungeons and. So I'm going to run the version of Tomb of Horrors that appeared in Dungeon magazine awhile back, and I'm looking for ways to avoid the 5-minute workday problem. TIRED of your Players abusing Long Rest This is a Homebrew 'Full' Rest System.
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