If you are planning on mirkwood treasure hunter, don't be 'that guy' and just hope the DM doesn't notice how strong that combo is gonna be, discuss it a bit at the start, maybe give it some trial runs and be willing to work with the DM on balancing it while still keeping it fun and situationally strong for a suitable resource cost. There are a few things that need to be watched out for as a DM in terms of certain things not having been sufficiently playtested for balance (great weapon master and foehammer subclasses, mirkwood elf auto crit for one HD on a treasure hunter, high elf locking down any endgame boss for an entire battle with ease, some of the worst offenders).
This is where the party will level their characters up, and can perform 1-2 Fellowship phase activities (the Loremaster Guide has a list of these, and subsequent publications also provide options), such as unlock a new sanctuary, purge some of your shadow points, learn a new trait, etc.
The party has to make do with short rests, which are longer that what you might be used to in 5E.įinally, the game introduces the Fellowship phase, were, at the end of the adventuring season (usually after 1-2 complete adventures) the party returns to either the home area of their race, or to an unlocked sanctuary city (the default city is Laketown, but Bree-land adventures is about to be published, giving us a starting sanctuary on the west side of the Misty Mountains). Long rests are only possible in sanctuaries, or very rarely, in a designated safe area. All party members are assigned a task (ie Hunter, Guide, Scout, etc) and after determining the influence of the Shadow for the regions the party is traveling through, you roll for journey events.Īs CE DM stated, resting is very different, too. AiME also adds in a unique way of handling journeys, with complete tables of new Journey rules.
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