How to Run an Exam in Strixhaven

With the release of "Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos" you might need help running an exam for your game. This instructional video is made to help you understand how to run an exam and it's three major parts.
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[@shif1]

i love the idea that if you do 6 all nighters you just die lmao

[@theadventuresinsilvernell5594]

BAHAHA

[@Twalk40]

The most accurate depiction of college

[@raicho2766]

Wished I'd seen this before encountering my first Strixhaven exam, so many more mechanics I could have used.

[@theadventuresinsilvernell5594]

Sometimes cheating does pay off lol

[@jaeger6711]

He just summarizes what is exactly described in the book

[@Caiphex]

A very helpful overview, I appreciate it.

[@theadventuresinsilvernell5594]

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[@theadventuresinsilvernell5594]

I'm glad I could help :) Thank you for visiting my channel

[@aceofspade2120]

I love this! I run a campaign with the PCs at an adventuring academy and I was going over the different ways they can have their mid term exam

[@theadventuresinsilvernell5594]

Exciting! Make sure to stop by and let us know what you decided to do. We love the varied creativity of each GM/DM

[@aceofspade2120]

@@theadventuresinsilvernell5594 it went so well! Each class they got to either study (+1 bonus), pull an all nighter (+3 bonus but exhaustion on all other rolls), they could be well rested (roll with advantage), or they could choose to study together (a roll to gain advantage), or they could cheat and get an auto pass. Each class had a written exam and practical exam, and they were ranked based on individual performance and team performance. It was a great session with lots of rolling and using spells and abilities to maximum effort

[@lordmars2387]

Very well done, considering how late to the party I am there's probably not going to be one like this for extracurriculars, jobs, or relationships.

[@noahzwolfer3941]

Extremely helpful

[@theadventuresinsilvernell5594]

Hey! I'm glad you learned from it, thanks for stopping by

[@TehConqueror]

Modifying the cheating rules so the student dice gained applies to deception and sleight of hand and not to the ability being tested.
just feels more....morally/logically consistent

[@theadventuresinsilvernell5594]

That does make a lot of sense! Modify your game to your liking and make it your own

[@jenningscunningham642]

Why would anyone want to run an adventure about or setting about going to school. (This is just a joke… really)