This feels a bit too simple and "military-istic". But what about a simple sniper encounter The PC group being fired on from a distance (perhaps a rookie rifleman shooting from distance).
Do they take cover Split into groups and try and flank the firing position Have they identified the firing position correctly Do the PCs make panicked decisions or sensible ones
This encounter might work better if the PCs are under time pressure also, instead of taking their time to deal with a deadly encounter, they might feel the need to rush through it.
I could see this being an encounter where no PCs are injured, or potentially a few being killed. In either case i see it being quite tense for the players.
Do they take cover Split into groups and try and flank the firing position Have they identified the firing position correctly Do the PCs make panicked decisions or sensible ones
This encounter might work better if the PCs are under time pressure also, instead of taking their time to deal with a deadly encounter, they might feel the need to rush through it.
I could see this being an encounter where no PCs are injured, or potentially a few being killed. In either case i see it being quite tense for the players.
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