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DnD 5.5e beyond 깔았는데 소마법 배우는 거라든가 레벨업 할때 받는 능력이라든가 잘 모르겠는데 팁 같은거 없음?

... getting refreshments ready as it’s DnD night…and she’s playing in...

dnd 창시자 개리 가이각스의 초기 세계관인 그레이호크 기반의 캠페인 세팅으로 만든 게미라고 함... 발두시 잇는 포가튼 레읆은 에드 그린우드라는 얘가 만든 후기 세계관이래우

Samsung Message is keeping my sanity intact from RCS spam as RCS is not covered by TRAI DND. So keep it alive.

... started (I was already in DND mode as it was after-hours ...

2024 - one dnd  - 5.5 다 똑같은거지? 얘네 5판이 마지막이라는거 철회한거지?

I made this cursed little guy at like 3:30 AM while trying to come up with a mascot for a warband, and it kind of… just happened. He doesn’t talk. He doesn’t think. He just balances on a barrel and plays. No rhythm. No mercy. Just sound. I imagine he’d be the kind of creature that shows up in a dungeon and completely ruins the party’s sanity rather than actually dealing damage. If this was in your campaign, how would you run it? 😂 EDIT: Since everybody is asking, here’s the link! https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-butt-trumpeter-light-in-the-dark-studio-780162 submitted by /u/tom_blanket to r/DnD [link] [comments]

This sounds mean, but HEAR ME OUT. Also, typing this on mobile, so sorry for formatting. TL;DR: a coworker was telling me about a character they want to play that planned on scolding any other player for typical DND stuff, so I decided I don't want to play DND with them at all. I was talking with a coworker about DND, and they were talking about being interested. I've been a DM before and have been thinking of trying to form a campaign again, so I was like, "oh, yeah, tell me about what you're thinking!" I figured it would give me an idea in case I do a one shot to get back into DMing and decide to invite them as part of it. So, they immediately go into a rant about playing a Christian holy character, and I was a little on the fence there, but I said that ok, that would depend on the DM, but I could find a way to squeeze that in. They then proceed to talk about how they'd get huffy whenever the other players went into a tavern and go on about how good Christians shouldn't drink (which...okay then) and how they'd expect everyone to follow the rules of their God. They even had a rant ready for when another player "inevitably" told them to knock it off. So, I never told them I plan to start a one shot, and like hell I'd invite them to play at my table. For starters, I like campaigns where there are multiple Gods conflicting each other (my last one was kind of a war between Gods in a way). Second, I'm atheist, and while I'm open to having a Christian player, they were planning on absolutely no other personality and dragging other players down with them. I never told them that I was assessing if I should invite them to play with me, mind you! They had no idea that's what was going on. Anyone have any similar stories? Or think I'm being too harsh about it? I know I wouldn't enjoy them at my table, and I doubt they'd enjoy playing said character in any story I can DM. Edit to add: I'm bad about replying to comments, and there are so many now, so here's a few things to add. They're very Christian, like, wears a cross necklace when necklaces aren't technically allowed Christian (catching hazard in our work setting). I'm not the best at telling if people are joking, or having to directly ask (did have to ask this person before if they were joking about something), so I'm not completely sure if it was a joke, or if they were absolutely serious, but the fact they had a rant immediately ready makes me believe they were being completely serious. Also, I have DMed one shots before at a college event where we weren't allowed to refuse players if the table wasn't at capacity unless we had a really good reason, which is why I wasn't sure, I guess. I had a player at one of those events that, due to the way he acted at my table, got banned from future one shot events. He was brand new, never played, and chose to change up his sheet, adding dice to attacks because "my character would be stronger" (he decided that this character was actually a character from his favorite game isekai'ed into my one shot), got mad when I told him no because I let another player make an adjustment (said player, experienced, asked to change one spell so it would do a different damage type, but the same amount of damage). The problematic player also decided that he didn't like the way intimidation checks worked, so, when intimidating an NPC, proceeded to decide the best way was to WALK UP BEHIND MY DM SCREEN and get in MY face to make the NPC scared of him. Another player went off on him, and the event organizer came up to me after it was over and informed me that while it was great that I kept cool, the player was out of line and banned, but yeah. My sense of "who should be allowed at my table" is skewed because of that lol. submitted by /u/Lunetheart to r/DnD [link] [comments]

I wanted to imagine how D&D classes for gameplay or roleplay stereotype fit into the trinity of roleplay videogame. I found the logos online, they belong to JoCat. I'd be curious to see someone post their own version of the triangle submitted by /u/k1tsune-J to r/DungeonsAndDragons [link] [comments]

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If you I want to see more content I’m @Laynyd on Instagram. New pictures are coming of my OC I wasn’t as happy as I was expecting of the ending result but I’m editing some pictures right now and I’m a bit more happy ! Hope you enjoy it ! When I’m playing DnD with my friends I always go for the ginger elf and I’ve finally decided that I will be doing my OC in a cosplay and here we are ! The photoshoot was made in France Auvergne and the photographer was @Kameliacos on Instagram ! submitted by /u/Laynyd to r/DnD [link] [comments]

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