09-30-2021, 01:34 PM
Character: Noel Serpente
Which Event: Dragon Council
Responsiveness: Narrates came at a good pace. The substance within them were sufficient and brought a lot to the table in the short frame that the event ran (and by that I mean it felt like we did a lot despite it only being a few hours).
Balance: The puzzles were understandable simple now that I look at them in hindsight. They were fun brainteasers that reminded me more of older D&D puzzles. We probably were overthinking them too much (or at least I was). However I will say the EC fight might have needed a little better tuning for a more balanced fight, but I understand that it wasn't the main show of the event.
Storytelling: Probably the strongest thing Rob brought to the table. For me, I was practically on every narrate for where we were headed next; though I am biased because I requested for the event, but that's beyond the point. The build up to the trials and the eventual pay off was lovely in the grand scheme of things. It really captured the essence of what I wanted out of this event and I am honestly very happy with the outcome.
Fairness: This felt more of a story-driven event. And though there wasn't as many bump and immediate dangers, the ones we did bump into were understandable. I'm unsure if the EC fight we had was a little too overtuned and you felt that in the end to not warrant injuries or I just rolled well enough to avoid injury all together, but I think with a little workshopping that department could be better and we'd have a lovely three-pillar Rob event for Story, Puzzle, and Battle.
Overall: All-in-all I was very happy with the outcome. The few critiques I had were minimal at best since the pros (to me) overshadowed them well enough. I do apologize for the last minute scheduling changes, but I do want to thank you for the event; was fun!
Any other comments: (:
Which Event: Dragon Council
Responsiveness: Narrates came at a good pace. The substance within them were sufficient and brought a lot to the table in the short frame that the event ran (and by that I mean it felt like we did a lot despite it only being a few hours).
Balance: The puzzles were understandable simple now that I look at them in hindsight. They were fun brainteasers that reminded me more of older D&D puzzles. We probably were overthinking them too much (or at least I was). However I will say the EC fight might have needed a little better tuning for a more balanced fight, but I understand that it wasn't the main show of the event.
Storytelling: Probably the strongest thing Rob brought to the table. For me, I was practically on every narrate for where we were headed next; though I am biased because I requested for the event, but that's beyond the point. The build up to the trials and the eventual pay off was lovely in the grand scheme of things. It really captured the essence of what I wanted out of this event and I am honestly very happy with the outcome.
Fairness: This felt more of a story-driven event. And though there wasn't as many bump and immediate dangers, the ones we did bump into were understandable. I'm unsure if the EC fight we had was a little too overtuned and you felt that in the end to not warrant injuries or I just rolled well enough to avoid injury all together, but I think with a little workshopping that department could be better and we'd have a lovely three-pillar Rob event for Story, Puzzle, and Battle.
Overall: All-in-all I was very happy with the outcome. The few critiques I had were minimal at best since the pros (to me) overshadowed them well enough. I do apologize for the last minute scheduling changes, but I do want to thank you for the event; was fun!
Any other comments: (:
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