How do I get better at roleplaying?

10 Roleplayer Tips To Make You Write Better RP

Get To Know Your Character Before You Roleplay.
Read Your Partner’s Reply Well And When You’re Done, Read It Again.
Write Your Replies To The Length Of Your Partner’s.
Make Clear Separations Between Dialogue And Action.
Shake Up Your Storyline With Conflict.

What is a good role play?

Be inclusive with your interactions, pay attention to your roleplaying partners, and make sure you’re giving as much as you’re taking away. A “good” roleplayer doesn’t need to write novels to be good — they just need to be involved, and make sure their partners are involved too.

How can I create reasonably challenging monsters in DND?

As the CR increases, the lethality and number of abilities the monsters have quickly increase. A CR8 monster can do things that a CR6 can only dream of, and that can give your party a lot to mull over when they’re fighting one. Your Divination Wizard is using hold person every chance they get?

How can I create reasonably challenging encounters in 5e?

I’m running a 5e campaign that has become quite successful to the point that everyone wants in and I have 6-8 players at my table every other week. It’s awesome, but I’m having troubles with creating challenging encounters. Two of the players are very heavy crowd-controllers (a Lore Bard and a Divination Wizard).

What happens when you have 4 CR6 monsters?

If you find that your party is steamrolling your 4 CR6 monsters, start looking at having fewer, higher-level monsters. As the CR increases, the lethality and number of abilities the monsters have quickly increase.

What can I do to make combat more interesting?

If the combat itself is the main issue here, there are other things you could try to make combat a whole lot more interesting – and difficult*: Terrain. Bashing and tactics are not the only thing to combat. Having special terrain could turn things very interesting aswell.