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dehnoobshow ONLINE (01/07/2016) [-] 
Last DnD post I replied on I mentioned my experience with dnd as a player
A tl;dr version of that is:
Worried about being over prepared or being under prepared. End up not getting any form of answer.
Game started late at night on a weekend during school year. ****** me up Monday.
Only good alignment character in a party of Chaotic Evil characters. Made me think for a long time every DnD player's favorite character is Chaotic Evil because edgy. Refuse to think that way due to large fan base, but still, I rarely hear of party deciding to be heroes. Always evil **** .
Literally worthless to party. New character in a party of multiple-games characters (Our bard had a +53 to charisma. I doubt that's natural.)
If you had a good first game experience. Then lucky you, you bastard.
A tl;dr version of that is:
Worried about being over prepared or being under prepared. End up not getting any form of answer.
Game started late at night on a weekend during school year. ****** me up Monday.
Only good alignment character in a party of Chaotic Evil characters. Made me think for a long time every DnD player's favorite character is Chaotic Evil because edgy. Refuse to think that way due to large fan base, but still, I rarely hear of party deciding to be heroes. Always evil **** .
Literally worthless to party. New character in a party of multiple-games characters (Our bard had a +53 to charisma. I doubt that's natural.)
If you had a good first game experience. Then lucky you, you bastard.
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schneidend (01/08/2016) [-] Bummer, dude. Just know, that good groups are out there. You just have to find them.
The easiest way is to CREATE that group. Get RL buds to play with you, and teach them the game as it's meant to be played, as a group narrative that is supposed to be fun for everybody involved.
The easiest way is to CREATE that group. Get RL buds to play with you, and teach them the game as it's meant to be played, as a group narrative that is supposed to be fun for everybody involved.
