Dungeons and Dragons

[Neo Emolga]

Of course you were! It reminds me a lot of Stalkers, haha. Different of course, but similar from the DM perspective.

Yeah I played 5th edition. You should come to Australia and we'll play. :3

Yep, D&D definitely attributed toward how I learned to build campaigns and develop game systems. That and doing the narration posts definitely holds a flame to how that whole process works in D&D. I never used any of the pre-built campaigns. It was WAY more fun to make your own.

Visiting Australia is definitely on my bucket list and yes, playing D&D together would be awesomesauce. If only time and distance wasn't such a bother...

[Suicune's Fire]

Yep, D&D definitely attributed toward how I learned to build campaigns and develop game systems. That and doing the narration posts definitely holds a flame to how that whole process works in D&D. I never used any of the pre-built campaigns. It was WAY more fun to make your own.

Visiting Australia is definitely on my bucket list and yes, playing D&D together would be awesomesauce. If only time and distance wasn't such a bother...

For sure. :D If I were to DM (which I may do when I gain more experience and have played more than literally just once xD) then I wouldn't use pre-made campaigns either.

I know right? ;~; I actually did think about having a PXR D&D but that was more wishful thinking than anything. xD

[Neo Emolga]

For sure. :D If I were to DM (which I may do when I gain more experience and have played more than literally just once xD) then I wouldn't use pre-made campaigns either.

I know right? ;~; I actually did think about having a PXR D&D but that was more wishful thinking than anything. xD

Oh yeah, before I could DM, I had to play the actual game itself to get a feel for how it works. I had a mage dude and later on a paladin. I liked playing the paladin a lot more to be honest. D&D's magic system, at least from what I experienced back in 2nd Edition, left a lot to be desired. Spells were REALLY situational and you really had to shoehorn in a way to get leverage out of the few you were allowed to have. You also really couldn't play a mage without being in a large party. And that's the thing, my D&D parties usually only had three or fewer players.

Supposedly Roll20 is a great site for online D&D, but I've never actually tried it myself.