are there rules for amount of downtime offered per hours of gameplay? does proficiency at a type of armor add the proficiency modifier to your AC? does proficiency modifier add to your damage?
Downtime days are per module ran... seems like I get 10 per module usually.
Yes, and each module has an expected playtime - usually 2 or 4 hours - this expected playtime is what DT is based off. For hardcovers you go by how long you actually played.
are there rules for amount of downtime offered per hours of gameplay? does proficiency at a type of armor add the proficiency modifier to your AC? does proficiency modifier add to your damage?
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D&D Beyond Foundersare there rules for amount of downtime offered per hours of gameplay?
I don't know myself - if nobody here helps, I suggest you check the AL rules.
does proficiency at a type of armor add the proficiency modifier to your AC?
No, it doesn't. This is a standard D&D rule.
does proficiency modifier add to your damage?
No, it doesn't. This is a standard D&D rule.
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Downtime is awarded based on the module or based on set number of days per hour played. Should be in the DMG AL Guide.
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Downtime days are per module ran... seems like I get 10 per module usually.
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