For all y'all who like D&D. Be ye 1e Classicals, 4e Card-Carriers, or anything else! Or maybe if you have no idea what Dungeons and Dragons is but are mildly curious. Ask/give advice, reccomend stuff, or help with rules! Maybe even recruit people for your own games if'n you feel like it.

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someone say DnD? *^*

This one has! With Covid finally not being as much of an issue where I am, I can finally get back to playing! You doing any games currently, or at least recently?

:DD!

Yeah, I'm in my first game now actually! Got put off due to the Delta cases though- sad TwT

I'm playing as a male human bard named Grayson Mythendle, who's rich, not very smart, and just wants friends.

He's already saved everyone's life, and nearly gotten everyone killed in the same day, and it's been less than 10 sessions, it's great! XD

What do you prefer to play as?

x3 That's such a bard move! I usually play dragonborn fighter-classes, mainly Rangers, Bardbarians (Not a typo, it's like if you smashed a Bard and Barbarian together. Terrifying if you can do it right, pathetic if you can't), and the occasional Rouge. Because the dragonborn race doesn't get much love, or the tieflings. Yes, I'm the one who plays the weird races. Everyone else just goes for elves or dwarves, and if they're feeling particularly adventurous, a half-orc. My newest session is about a bunch of kiddins who are squatting in the woods outside a town like feral racoons. I've got a non-binary mega-buff lizard child who wants to be Batman. He's 14, a Ranger, level 3, and his stats are insane. I should not have rolled for them. He literally has the ability 'Meatshield' where he yeets himself in front of enemy attacks because I rolled so good.

Oooh- those are cool!

i'm actually looking to make a homebrew species, just gotta fill in the details and flesh it out >w<

Eh, I'd go for elf, but that race just doesn't feel like it clicks to me, I prefer human, or something catlike. Lol

Awwwwh- lil kiddosss!! :D

Oh yikes- yeah, I bet those stats are nice though. I accidentally made my boy Grayson's Dump Stat his Constitution, so he's got -1 health points (Started with 7 HP instead of 8), and he's basically toast if he rolls anything lower than a 5- I've decided he's got minor health issues that cause it (Lifetime of the easy life, asthma, low iron, etc.)

PFFT- meatshielddd!! I love that XD

My best friend's character is a non-binary (Almost typed nombinary lmao) tiefling atrificier names Salvage with a reverse Indiana Jones complex XD

Steal from the rich, and put it back where they found it lol

She's said "Yeah, Salvage is DEFINITELY gonna steal from Grayson, he's stacked"

*coughs in Grayson has no idea how valuable gold is and throws it around like pocket change*

Hello!

I saw d&d and had to come and see what was going on

Hello Corax!

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My guy, my pal, my fellow nerd. Observe le stats...

Strength: 20/18

Dexterity: 18/18

Constitution: 18/17

Intelligence: 15/15

Wisdom: 15/15

Charisma: 16/16

I honestly don't know how I rolled that well... Pre-racial bonus is after the slashes. I am using a homebrew of the dragonborn race, where they're basically smol lizards but with tails, can grow wings at 5th level, and have a cantrip-level version of their breath weapon.

Oh what the fuck, that's totally busted- o.O

My current highest stat is a 16 on Charisma, I think-

He's a literally cannon, how?? Wh?? *screeches in what the fuck*

What did you roll, 5 nat 20s??

But that's cool! My homebrew idea's a secretive race that mixes martials arts and magic, using theor horns for power, and they cut the horns off of and banish any of their race who interact with outsiders. Angst *^*

I'ma be real, I think the company I got the dice from (They were a monthy-subscription thing, a set per month I got as a present for Christmas) doesn't make them the most honest. I grabbed the set I used for stats and rolled the d6s a bunch to calculate the result percentages. Theoretically, there should be about a 17% chance for each number, except I found that sixes were like 22%. Fours were highest at 28%, ones lowest at 11%.