How bout you? 🙂
3 hour walk: "You arrive at your destination with no farther incidents"…
Battle against anything: "Um i think i'll cast this.. NO this.. wait.. what is the range touch for that? Ok I'll do that… Now what do i roll? Ok.. Wait is there a boulder in the way? Ok.. I change my mind.. I move.."
Don't get me started on my party opening doors!
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yep. This is me in pretty much ever RPG.
Do I have the right weapon equipped? Wait, what is my armor rating? Is the enemy weak to fire? …
OMG yes! At least we had jolt cola told hold us over
A snake bit my cleric?!! WTF! I pull out my dagger and cut the bite open a little bit so I can suck the poison out.
That was my raddest moment ever in DnD.
Lol… Im not a dnd type but as far as games like skyrim are concerned, im all about the magic – use nothing BUT magic from the word go and seek out the mages imediately for trainimg and magic based quests… By the time ive learned the game controls and gotten used to the way the story and quests flow, nothing can stand in my characters path for long and almost certainly wont manage anything more than temporary wounding (healing spells ftw). Lol. Cant beat a quality console fantasy/scifi rpg game.
Ahhh yes.. this brings back great memories. So much truth to that statement.
It's kinda fun to really fuck with the dynamic. Play a barbarian who doesn't wait for anything. See a bear on the road, tackle it. Group arguing over a door, kick it in and run into the room. Watch how flustered the other players get without the pretense of planning.
Sound logic to me. 🙂
I start kicking down doors when my party starts worrying about every single five foot square.
"Food Stamps?! The Red Dragon's treasure was Food Stamps?"
There was once a game I was running where the entire gaming session (roughly 8 hrs) was a single combat.
It was insane >.<
what do you do without playing games????
+Amanda Blain, I had a group where if I hadn't pushed them at their first T-Intersection in the dungeon, we'd still be waiting to make a decision… That was 20 years ago. 😉
Our DM was never that nice and our adventures lasted months.
[email protected] in…for those who know a bit about WoW the 'rush-in-worry-bout-it-after' play smacks of LEEROOOOY JEEENKINS !!
Lol.
+David Sarachman +Joseph Lee +Lee Clarke +Charlie Hoover
Accurate, and those are the best sessions. Similarly, I've only taken one character to level 20 and it literally took years. Good times.
Happens at every game session. And I don't blame my players for hesitating at doors, I have put a nasty trap on one or two; now they check every door. So, naturally, I have to "reward" their hard work.
I have a 16th Level Pit Fighter once… once. Started out a male half-giant, ended a female mul.
Yes, absolutely. I was DMing a game last year and one of the players, the sorcerer of the party, spent around twenty-thirty minutes on a single turn when, after he tossed a fireball at the enemy boat, we had to work through exactly what parts of the ship were damaged or destroyed, and how badly with each one.
I had a half-giant with a running proficiency, a dexterity of 16, and had been on the move for 5 rounds. My intent was to put the bullhorns to a small group of Orcs attacking a friend. It took us over an hour to work out the extent of the damage to all parties. Orcs = dead, friend = unconscious, tavern wall = demolished!
Never a truer statement about D&D
I used to be a pretty bad ditherer, but I'm a lot more "go with the flow" now.
God we couldn't even go into a Bar without spending 2 1/2 hrs. So we had special limits: hack and slash games (no thinking allowed just kill and loot) & RP games (waste tons of time doing nothing by roll playing every aspect of everything) ? that
Don't blame me I'm just the DM 😉
I'm another door kicker. Get moving or I'm deciding where we go.
Well the last game I played they all died but me cause I did not walked through the door! Jajaja
Hey we didn't actually go through with blowing up the mountain so I think we deserve some credit for restraint…=)
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For some, the process of planning is part of the joy of playing. I liken it to those who prefer constructed-deck card games, and will spend hours pondering card choices … Different perspective.
Yup.
My current character is a ranger, who likes to take up rooftop positions. Rather than taking a round to climb down, I've been jumping down and tumbling (legal? Not 100% sure). But it's been working pretty well.
I bring this up, because when we get in situations in a dungeon, where everyone is wondering who will be the first down the rope into a cavern, he will most likely just jump in and hope for the best. That will probably be his undoing.
Damn, I thought only my games was like that.
I play DND
It isn't just DnD, it's also Pathfinder 😛
My rogue likes to hide in shadows and move silently…through open meadows. 🙂
Timescale problems are a GM issue not a system issue. Rules aside, it's your decision where you want to spend your time. If your players don't enjoy 3 hours of intensely accurate combat, maybe loosen up and fudge some numbers. If your party is really interested in a realistic depiction of wilderness survival, roll for that twisted ankle as often as you like!
I've had one round combats (6 seconds) take over an hour to resolve. Yeah, this is totally a DnD norm.
lol.. yup.
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I remember the time I rolled a natural 20, the GM proclaimed it to be a "critical hit," looked something up on his charts, declared a "stat contest," in which I had to roll 3d6 against the GM's roll for the orc I had hit with the natural 20, I rolled low on the "stat contest," the GM looked something else up on his charts, and to make a long story short I ended up dead with zero chance of resurrection. It was at about that time that I switched to MMORPGs
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lol it dosnt take that long i just go with what ever feels rite;P im normaly flying threw everything haha i playy it very fast pased you cant keep up you dont get to make a move haha its intense
+Daniel Pallotta should have found a new GM, not a new game.
only played those on computers.
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Ok goodnight
+Jeff Gibson Don't get me started on the dice rolls I had to make to get out of THAT situation…
Hey, yeah, huh?
there was a character in my party who survived yellow mold because we poured burning oil down his throat. ironically, my pyromancer just died of yellow mold.
Have had to stop many games until the next session because we knew combat was going to take too long… And the birds were already chirping their morning sings.
Wait, girls play DnD? W…Where? Can I join?
Sounds like you played a bit of Dark Sun, +Sam Gilley
+Dana Oredson i bet that your DM will notice and throw in some illusory traps making a 100 foot drop look like 10..
How often are you fighting 5 minute battles? That's 50 rounds!
sometimes i wish i played DnD…sounds fun
lmao who said they had to be 5 min lmaoXD i make them fast paced haha not all battles are 5 min they can be ended with a simple spell or a smart rogue or a very pissed off barbarian haha
Yeah, I got tangled up in closed room with 3 Wyverns. Needless to say, it didn't end well.
Its funny
a bunch of 6th level characters killed a great wyrm in my party..
Yup, sounds about right
+Chris Knutson Yeah, we played either Dark Sun or some self-made lands… that was about it.
iv never played 😮 is it fun?
With good players not so much….. with min maxers….EVERY TIME!
Amanda, you played D&D? Really?
Srsly. What's worse, if you end the night on an encounter, you're pretty much guaranteed to be exactly those 3 hours late.
"It shouldn't take that long, it's just one encounter."
Famous last words, I say.
A good rules lawyer can shut down the worst min-maxers. The key is in phrasing.
Oh so true!!!!!! After a brief jaunt from town to some "remote" castle ruins, Xandria and company spent 8 hours in a battle with 3 wererats, an army of giant rats, and one enormous gargoyle. ("…wait; who am I standing closest to? OK, I'll help Olo attack the head wererat, while Joanna defends our level 1 magic user.") LOVED IT!
+Erik Collett You just dead on described exactly how every game I've ever played ended.
True Story
Had a DM with an excellent solution. If a player took more than 1 minute to decide on an action*, he'd say "your character is paralyzed with indecision and fails to act this round." After that, everyone came prepared with a basic response to blurt out as the minute mark approached (magic missile!).
*going around the table, occasionally mix it up by starting in the middle, so with 5 players it'd be 5 minutes / round roughly.
Wow do people actually get together and play Dungeons and Dragons anymore? I thought they only did that online now.
This thread is making me miss the wasted evenings and late nights of my youth when I should have been bozing and clubbing although I did find more than enough time for alcohol and bars as well.
"Ladies First";)
Shit .. I just realized left ..now 2 comments in an +Amanda Blain post how the @#$k did that happen.
So true. My worst battle was with Loth =(
Some friends and I used the MERP (Middle Earth Role Playing) system and it was almost always able to handle crits quite well. The critical rolls almost always meant that battles didn't last long…….
Pit Fighter, Pyromancer are those AD&D character classes now?
It's all about the details
MERP. Ha. The only thing I memorized from MERP was that on the Crit Fumble chart there is literally an entry that says, "You trip over an invisible undead turtle and drop your weapon. Lose your next turn."
Three words for long scenarios… lawful… good… paladin
This is why I choose to play TCGs instead.
+Roy DePhillip not with the crowd I hung out with Lawful Good Paladin = Dead Man Walking
Always let the rogue lead… whether by choice, or by knife point.
I spent more time watching elves check for secret doors…
Chances are you scream "screw it all" and beat the crap out of the monster
So true… Roll me a d20.
NERDS!
Yeah . . . battles take too long, but do you seriously want 3 hour walks through countryside to take up game time?
I am the DUNGEON MASTER!
Fear me!
I know the feeling all too well
+Tyrese Thong okay and your point is?
as it should be
Sure loves DnD huh???….when i saw 'gamer' in your profile, i thought you might be a FPS gamer….honest. 🙂
Good times 🙂
VtM wasn't much better.
I used to piss off all the GMs.
GM: "A giant gate blocks your path."
ME: "Is it chocolate? Can I eat it?"
GM: "A bugbear steps out from behind the bush."
ME: "Is it stuffed? Try to cuddle with it. Make cooing noises."
Curiously, I didn't get invited back.
Playing this game kills alot of brain cells, don't do it.
I hugged dragons… and laughed at the outwitted gm that fell for a grapple lawl
that is stupid
+Lim Desmond I disagree, as a matter of fact, I credit RPG's for teaching me to think outside the box, way way way outside the box. I always immediately come up with the most hair brained solution to problems and my co-workers think I am completely insane, I give the wasted hours playing Dungeon and Dragons in my youth a lot of the credit for my creativity.
…reminds me of the confusion that was "THAC0"
ha ha ha… awesome!!! =)
+Matthew White Taco?
Haha, especially the initial learning curve of grasping the game. A 5 Minute battle takes the entire length of play.
Toatl war
Depends on the edition and the party. My current D&D next game Rounds haven't lasted more then a few seconds each, not quite real time but pretty close. My old D&D 4E game Each player had to spend at least a minute examining their powers 30 seconds of combat could take and hour and a half.
But then again no one should play 5 minutes of combat. Keep track of how many turns a typical combat runs for.
+Matthew White If you can calculate THAC0, you can fix the economy.
John Wick says that D&D and it's associated games are not Roleplaying games… They are evolutions of tactical wargaming you Roleplay with. There's nothing wrong with that, but if you want storytelling you can do better…
I just spent 72 hours at RinCon in Tucson. Let me tell you, I played for about 16 hours. I talked about Roleplaying games and board games and story games for a LOT longer than that.
I do not get people who think outsmarting or beating their friends should be the point, let alone the draw, of a 'Roleplaying' game. I play D&D for the edge of tactical wargaminess and storytelling, but all the good stuff comes from our heads and from our creative interpretation not from the grid combat rules D&D is nowdays.
If you aren't enjoying your Roleplaying games, play different games people. Here's a few awesome ones.
Houses of the Blooded
Our Last Best Hope
Hollowpoint
Apocalype World
Fiasco!
Monster Hearts
Dogs in the Vineyard
Diaspora
Spirit of the Century
…and many many more. Be open minded. D&d isn't the only game in town, hell, it's from a small village many leagues from here. There's a whole massive wave of brand new Indy, GM-less games coming onto the market, and one of them at least will probably appeal to you.
A life where a 3 hour exercise session turns into a 5 minute session and a 5 minute snack turns into a 3 hour 'snack'.
http://johnwickpresents.com/wicked-fantasy/
Trying not eat during night time.
We had to be completely in character in everywhere except in melee. If we were about town and talking amongst our selves about how to proceed everything was part of the game. So if someone overheard our plans or discussing prior engagements our DM made it a huge hassle.
During melee we could ask question like, "OK, who is doing what?" but if we went into a tavern and noticed some baddies and said , "Oh great some more of those." they would hear it and call us on it.
Mhmm. I am familiar with this situation.
I think I can top all the OGs here when I speak of playing Steve Jackson's "The Fantasy Trip" back in the day. A friend (playing a Halfling) got tired of the other guy (Elf) deciding what to do upon encountering a cave in a field. He threw a bolo at his legs, tripping him, then pushed him down the stairs into the dark unknown….
….AND THEN…….nothing…..an empty cave….was that act of sabotage worth it?…..
…the Elf (now twisted and bent up at the bottom of the dirty, creepy stairs) then declared, "I reach into my sheath, pull my dagger, and cut off this %#$×@@**ing bolo.".
The outrage expressed by the hobbit-player at that point was truly, truly hilarious.
Conclusion: no combat, but GREAT tole-playing. Good fun.
Epilogue: the hobbit is now a doctor in the real world, the elf a science teacher, and me? A tech dork (4 life).
Cheers!
JerBear
Charlotte
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Walking is boring. Fighting is cool!
I've had groups like that.
Played with my kids tonight, we had a great time.
Wow taking me back when we had a game that lasted a week and a half their was like 15 of us we pulled out all the books we had 3 .dungeon masters. It was sick…
Yep. ….and yep. Need to find a truly good roleplaying crowd.
Nah this never happens… OK we do have our nights. I really did want to help +Charlie Hoover blow up the mountain… Maybe if we just distract the dragon for a little bit….
haha, true! I played that one!
Bwahahaha, oh wow. I rolled a 20 to hit on a party member with a pine cone. Good times
Dungeons of the dragons is a game that attracts demons for possession; a real deal demonic tool to attract idiots who have no discretion of Christian good sense
True that…in 32 years of gaming it has always been this way. But at least you are with friends.
yes, yes we have all had thoughs moments
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Leroy Jenkins!!!!!
Ha I was just thinking of getting this game as I've never tried it but I know it's a classic. Is it worth playing?
+edwah zephaniah Joshua typical bible thumper. Calling people idiots who do not share the same beliefs they do.
Love each other as i have loved you.
+edwah zephaniah Joshua I'm assuming you are a Poe. Else I'm very sorry for you.
Wubba wubba!
Excellent description
in all honesty; most game I have played, a walk or "traveling" always took forever and never with out at least one incident but usually with more than one.
+Jonathan Perrine Really no. What you are describing is the difference between a character driven and story driven game. Character driven games don't focus as much on rules for plot or the like. Bother are just setting up a system in which you can play a character. just one is a genital nudge and the other is a sledgehammer to the face.
Story games aren't the be all and end all of RP either. Some provide interesting intensives to RP but that's not where good RP comes from. Forming a rapport with a character is far more important then the system.
So if the battle was a hour it would take over a day for it to finish
This takes Me back…… Great memories!
I'm an Elf Rogue, you can all thank me later!
Still have those old books.. even 1st Edition… lol
"Dungeons of the dragons" What the hell is that? I've heard of Dungeons and Dragons or more generically RPG or FRPG's but never "Dungeons of the dragons".
Not so much. Definitely in 4th edition and often in 3rd but I've run five minute battles in AD&D 2nd edition in which there were 15 goblins.
The D&D next playtest also plays very quickly: The first time I ran it I fit in 12 encounters in a 3 hour session.
Warforged Artificer here. ATM playing with 4 mew players with no rp/dnd experience….. makes it hard for me to enjoy the game at times, but also gives me lots to laugh at
*new
I fondly remember my Asherati Scorpion-Heritor-wannabee: She spent the whole campaign looking for a giant scorpion to sting her. After much xp, she finally found such a group. So she tumbled down in front of them, and was stung 5 times in the first round. Then she failed her fort save…
no offence but id rather play minecraft
Boo!!! 🙁 come on! Really?
Lol yup
That photo catches exactly my first game of D&D.
Is it just me, or is the greatest feeling in the world rolling that Nat 20
That's 50 rounds of combat. 3 hours is very conservative.
Bad casters not figuring out what spell to use on other people's turn.
Truuuuueeee lol
ah the good old days/nights/days no sleep, too much cafeen and cigarett smoke so thick every hour or so you'd have to open the doors so you could see across the table.
+edwah zephaniah Joshua I must not be an idiot then, because I've been playing for 19 years and haven't seen a single demon that wasn't an NPC about to get slain. And folks, REAL Christians don't judge D&D players as idiots tempting demons to possess them. This poser just wants people to visit his profile so he can profess to be a minister of the Gospel when the truth is that he is either an idiot himself or simply lying that he is in fact saved. He makes a bad named for those who DO preach from the Holy Spirit. People who preach all fire and brimstone turn out to just be full of piss and vinegar.
Huh?
Very good
What battle takes 50 rounds?!
I'l go with the 3 hour walk any time
AND AND AND, he follows that Benny Hinn quack with his faith healing. This goober (Hinn) actually clapped some deaf woman's ears with his hand to give her back her hearing!
very true … but geek-tacular cool !!!
Waw
Never plaid, but I did know a Dungeon Master once…~:]
And he also thinks he IS the word for God: "I am what I believe, and what I believe is what God has spoken"
Anyway, Dice and Paper RPGs are lots of fun. We did that to our DM- we explored an empty cave and ended up trapped in a small room with 300 goblins outside the only exit. So we stoneshaped ourselves a new door, only to find that we would have fallen hundreds of feet into a a ravine. We had to fight the goblins and my paladin became trapped in a magical shield as punishment.
yo any1 has monster hunter tri
You were killed by a Grue.
(Noteworthy that my tablet wanted to change that to Gruber)
I guess my group was one of the few that drank hard while playing.
So true……….
You should have witnessed the 2-hour conversation my group had over whether or not to spend 5000gp to summon a hoard of barghests to eat the soul of the dragon we just killed (the second time), despite the fact that we also just murdered his cleric.
+atilio cedillo you can do both you know. It's like "should I play football or try and rub up against sweaty men"
It took a week for us to to get out of a hole and every comical thing had to happen on the way out. Damn you strength check.
So very true.
also: reading a book
Hello, so very true
How about a battle that was to continue the next day hahaahah
Perhaps the reason I play Savage Worlds instead.
Hellfrost anyone?
Paladin with vorpal fighting demogorgon 🙂
i like cooking?
Hell just equipping our party before starting the adventure took 2 hours!
wow blast from the past of ad&d in my basement….lol
Party gathered at door in dungeon, party rogue annoys my barbarian, barbarian picks up rogue and throws him through the door, trap springs and rogue is poisoned and paralyzed….. good times….
Which is why I'd need a real battle to get my adrenaline flowing and a real journey to test my patience.
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In1982 we played so much DnD in germany that our post comander outlawed it. He said we werent getting enough sleep. He was so right!
I love this kind of games but i dont understand how it's played, first i came across DnD is on computer games
DnD is awesome
I never play this game but once I saw my brother play it.. and I agree with the statement 🙂
good
Dont forget about the smoke break afterwards………..ex DM.
I never saw the point of these types of games. Are people really that unhappy with themselves to constantly invest so much time into a virtual world character?
I still play every week. use skype for chat or video chat and maptool for dice and map.
if someoe can't decision his action, GM start count to ten…
Life is like this… combat or battle or intense experiences seem to slow time down and be memorable, whereas common occurrences are easily forgotten. Role playing is fun and so is jumping into another world, realistic and believable, like a horror flick or a fantasy novel. Real world issues can be used and as long as the game doesn't take over, like video games, tv, gambling, drinking etc… are we still in the game? Just play
+Nate F. Grepo It's no different than playing WoW or Diablo 3 or Zelda or any other RPG. The difference is most of it is done in one's imagination rather than on a screen.
Nice, +Christopher Waisanen , you brought a real RPG into the RPG, and blasted your way through the game… Damn the torpedoes… Maybe we longued for the same thing that +Mohammed Noor Abdullah longs for… We played rowdier games in larger surroundings, and somehow rules kept on changing; what mattered was to keep up the pace… But we still lack something, as we haven't found a way to integrate paintball into D&D.
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Please, a five minute fight is fifty turns. That never happens.
it the best…..
Just go crazy and watch your foes face carefully lol
i dont like that game much
Ohhhh DnD…..
And within one of those turns are endless game lawyering between the GM and our magic user party members which can almost take an hour. I'm seeing this more on GM who are more about sticking to the rules than GMs who are more on playing out a story.
start playing DnD with a life size board and real combat sequences… id pay to watch that
+aq nguyen That's called LARPing
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+Nate F. Grepo It's not about investing time into a virtual world. It's about having fun with friends.
Sitting round a table with dice and a few people is no more crazy then watching football with some buds or going to see a movie. It's just entertainment.
I'm not saying RP is for everyone but it's an enjoyable hobby that you can share.
its only one RP i ever know….lol
Dungeons and Dragons what the.
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Playing D&D and waiting for my friends open the door takes them longer then that.
Only if you're playing 3.5 or 4e.
To be fair this is true of most fiction as well. Simply because more interesting things happen in the battle then during the walk.
That said only the first player on the first round has an excuse for umming and arring a bit. Everyone else should have their dice ready the moment their turn comes up. Also how hard is it to roll your damage along with that shiny d20.
reminds me of a time when our DM had setup our antagonizing warlock in a farmhouse. Traps everywhere! a couple of details spoilt his fun: It had a thatched roof, and my character was carrying fire arrows.
Three hour walks are boring while 5 minute battles are fun. In D&D, time flies when you are not having fun.
I've to a few partys like that only I had to walk back.Next morning my car was still out partying.
Yeah, it was fun to play a wizard and hand the halfling some sling stones in a battle. When he launched them at an orc and went to roll damage, having me ask the DM what damage a boulder does since I cast the Item spell on a boulder to shrink it down to stone size only to have it revert back on impact. Or my mage/cleric when our party was being chased down a dungeon corridor stop and cast the spell Rock to Mud on the floor and wait till the goblins were sunk in to their ankles only to reverse it and have the party shoot them with arrows from a distance. Oh, those were the days!
lol so true!
I made a campaign where travelling took resources and people had to talk for a certain amount of time or they took penalties. That campaign ended quite quickly.
This is the very reason i got so bored with games that just to speed it up i picked fights with my party. This usually ended in my death but hey, it sped things up and introduced facepalms to the game lol
So true!!!
lol!!
If you see a Monk, run but once I turned into Ninja, just kill yourself. <<<BASH>>> ???SLAM???
The best RPG game is monster hanter series
Rpg games are about how to level up,
Trying to level up takes a while,
So yes, a walk would take 5min to get to the next creature, but a battle could take a while depemdimg upon the creature you are battling, did you bring the right equipment?
+Kevin Tan
Haha!
If you can do a 5 minute combat (50 rounds) in 3 hours, you're either doing something wrong or your group is made up of extremely intelligent players. 3.5 minutes a round is pretty impressive when you consider 4+ players plus the NPCs being controlled.
Monster hanter have very awesome places like jungle,volcano,mountains,forest and hill,desert island,and underwater place,and more new place,and 100 new monster's including boss monster's,and new weapons with elements powers like thunder,fire,water,dragon,stun,snow,all weapon have there on power,lots of weapon like great sword it's my cool weapon,simply swords,bows,hammer,lance,switch axe,long swords,bowgun,and 600 verity of armor my and in online its multiplayer so can play with others including chat ,but in online game is more difficult you need team to play but it's easy to play and you can combine all thinks and create new think to become combination master
Illusion be gone.
nice
Is not the game is your mind!… :o)
I think its a mastermind game
LOL, yeah. Was GMing, had a party spend a whole game session trying to work out how to open the doors to a template. After 2 hours discussing their plan, one of them walked up to the door and push them. They were unlocked! 🙂
I'm chaotic neutral. The 3 hour walk is never without incident because I'm likely to do something bonkers. Hehe. I'm also good for wearing mysterious rings or pulling cobwebbed levers. 🙂
Only 3 hours? 😀 depends on the players/GM
Hehehe… 🙂
Amanda, you're much sexier to me now.
woah guys please get a room
I will c now
hi how are you
Now that brings back memories 🙂
I didn't play my first game of DnD until I was 19 because my parents thought it was evil devil worship.
i have never played DnD
That's why I'm not that interested in the game.
yea sounds about right
And that's where fun begins 🙂 Especially when someone forgot to ask if there IS a boulder in the way 😀
For a good time, call Giggles the Elf! Anyone run into that one?
I rolled a D20 and all I got was this Google+ thread.
Amanda i hv an awesome game called Dissidia Final Fantasy 012 its incredible i <3 it
That's dumb!
Video games killed the scrabble star!
It's all coming back to me now… The dark, dank twisting corridor widened up ahead into a vast subterrainian cavern, where the clowns had set up their circus tents, and they were putting on such a good show that the three dragons were enchanted… DM grants you the following: One free attack plus +2 to initiative for the next 2 rounds. LOL
It's all coming back to me now… The dark, dank twisting corridor widened up ahead into a vast subterrain?ian cavern, where the clowns had set up their circus tents, and they were putting on such a good show that the three dragons were enchanted.?.. DM grants you the following: One free attack plus +2 to initiative for the next 2 rounds. LOL
I fail to see your point +Amanda Blain . D&D is an RPG. And unless there's something important about the 3 hour walk, there is not much in terms of RPG while hauling to the quest. Combat, however, is complex and it also involves RPG. So, yes, combat is the bread and butter of D&D and as such it takes as long as it takes. Getting to the quest is not important at all most of the time (unless the DM decides to throw a curve-ball encounter).
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I lost my d20 dice.;-)
+Amanda Blain: my party has a simple solution to doors. We have a Mage, and he blows them up with Magic Missile.
oh the times
@Ray Snoke: Nice.
oh realy…
Hello..
I still prefer GTA
I remember playing it…. in the 1980s.
I will try it
Too true.
dork!!!!
true story
Remember those days
5 minute battle? Try 1 minute!
lol
Truth has never been so awesome 🙂
My last group would turn around rather than open a door
So
Keeerist!! That takes me back empty red bulls, cloud of smoke hanging above the table, one hundred irate trolls bout ready to sack the town the party was protecting. Evil wizard standing at the back of the horde laughing manically. 17th lv halfling Incantar walks out into the field casts translocation trick on the wizard dropping him right in the middle of the party. Then dropping a sudden/maximized/enlarged/twinned acid storm on the horde. DM was kinda pissed. Prep time & buffs took two hours…… but it was worth it. 🙂
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lmao nice move man
Yes,no victory in life without sweat or hard hours.
Ha as GM I find this hilarious.I was just running through a play test of the current 5th ed content last night and this about sums it up.lol!
LOL!!!
beautiful woman you amanda
wants to meet me and marry me?
Ever try opening a door?
Dungeons and Dragons – Where the interactivity if INFINITE. 😀
hi you are my fd.
haha LOL!!!