1. We ended Saturdays session where my friend, who is playing a Druid, used his animal affinity skill to befriend two Giant Flies who were attacking the group. Having him make the roll as the last action of the night was hilarious. I am curious: how long does the affinity/friendship the animals who he "turns", last? I read the rules for animal affinity/friendship but did not see anything regarding this. Did I miss something? I don't want to give him this idea that they will just follow him around forever.
In addition, he has all these grand plans for what he wants to do with the flies, but what is the limitation of what they will do for him beyond follow him around. Would they carry stuff for him? Again, I ask this with the understand that I could easily just decide this for myself but I am always interested in other points of view.
2. I know there is a magic shop document and I used it last session, with the understanding that magic in the OSR is not as superhero-like and common, so I understood why the prices were so high. Yet, I also understand that this campaign may not last forever and I want them to have some fun. I am terrible coming up with reasonable prices for items, as well as what shop inventories are. Does anyone have a good magic generator other than the document or the donjon one?
3. I know many rolls are 1-6 or 2-6, but one fun thing I have done so the players don't ever know if they truly succeeded is I choose 1 number out of 6 beforehand(or a range, if it is a range) and have the players roll instead of the DM. So for instance, if player has a 1-6 chance to search for a room trap, I decide the number will be "5" on the 6 sided die and let them roll.If their range is 2-6, then I write down they have to get a 5 or a 6, or a 2 or a 3. I just think it is more fun for players to always roll. This can be used for percentage dice as well. I don't think think is an original idea, but i have found it to be fun. Does anyone else do this?
If I have any more questions i'll post them on the boards. Thanks everyone and enjoy your memorial day!
