If they choose to expose the cheater then and there, then the cheater is at the mercy of the party (DM then decides about additional rolling, but personally I'd say that for most times you're dividing loot, the cheater either gets away with it or had better hope their party is in a forgiving mood). If the cheater fails then each character who was capable of catching the cheater in the act is made aware of the cheating and, possibly how the cheating happened. If the cheater succeeds, they win the game. If any player tries to cheat, then have them roll a Attribute/Sleight-of-hand or Attribute/Deception depending on whether or not they're just trying to do it quick'n'quiet or use some sort of distraction and make them roll it against a Wisdom/insight or perception check OR use passive perception (whichever is higher). Int covers the game/making the most out of what you have portion while insight covers how well you bluff/read the other players reaction to their hands and their reaction to what's going on in the game. A game like poker or blackjack has more skill than say 'whoever gets the high-card wins'.įor games requiring more skill such as a Variation of poker or Blackjack (think Cris-cross, Hold'em, 5/7 card stud/draw, Crows' Nest ect.) I'd say roll an Int/Insight check, because you're playing the other players as much as you're playing the game. If they're playing a card game, have them specify the type of game. Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obeliskĭisclaimer: I've only been a part of 1 campaign and 1-2 1 shots total and never been a DM so take this as you will.

↑ Beatrice's posting on the Vault 101 cafeteria board.Mordenkainen Presents: Monsters of the Multiverse.

Beatrice, a Vault dweller in Vault 101 (2277).

Chuck, a Romani fortune teller in Adytum (2161).Prince of Swords: Man with a vibro-blade and a flag.The Hierophant (V): A man in a lab coat with a computer in one hand.The Emperor (IV): A man in a suit with a scepter.The Fool (0): A man dancing on a nuclear warhead.The depictions of the cards in Major Arcana are: Known deck cards are illustrated in a modern style, reflecting the technologies of the time. The allegorical meaning of the cards is interpreted by the practitioner, based on available knowledge, to provide advice or foresee the future. Divination is practiced by taking a tarot deck and shuffling the cards, then drawing them.

Vault 21 playing cards