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  • Varyk@sh.itjust.works
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    Mazes, riddles, color coordinated pictures, I think the cereal boxes point is actually a good idea for a kernel of a puzzle.

    This post just made it very real to me how I could DM a game.

    Cool cool cool

    • Gormadt@lemmy.blahaj.zoneOP
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      As a forever DM, it’s pretty fun to DM and I think everyone should give it a shot

      Especially if you enjoy the roleplay aspect, you get to roleplay so much

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          Basically I just figured out what I needed to know for the bare minimum to run a game

          Then my friends and I discussed it and that I was really new at it so things might be rough, and the DM screen is basically a quick reference guide for things you’ll need to know

          That was back in the days of DnD 3.5

          With the new group I’ve got we decided to do 5e (which I had never ran before) so I picked up a starter set and ran it from there, which was really easy to do

          A few quick tips for you: don’t be afraid to improvise, don’t be afraid to ask for a moment to look something up, don’t worry about doing different voices for everyone you roleplay as it ain’t necessary, and most of all have fun

          Basically the biggest hurdle for DMing was getting past my nerves to actually commit to a date

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            Very cool, thank you for taking the time to explain.

            It does sound really fun.

            I’m going to be traveling for a while, I wonder how popular d&d is abroad

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                Oh! That’s a great idea. And actually fits my lifestyle better, I travel a lot so another problem would be getting into a group and then leaving them high and dry when I moved.

                I appreciate the thought and the replies, thanks