• Ech
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    231 year ago

    I’m just here to say THANK YOU for doing it in the right order.

  • Rentlar
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    151 year ago

    Great meme! Nice use of the blur and the meme is in the correct order for once.

    Finding a good time is the biggest challenge for many casual DnD groups.

  • @Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works
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    51 year ago

    Is there virtual groups that play over video like zoom or something? If so, where can I find said groups?

    All of my friends who would play DnD are at opposite ends of the country/world.

    • @ADandHDOP
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      21 year ago

      There’s a community here (without any posts yet) at !dnd_lfg@lemmy.world

      Theres one on reddit as well…

      If you’re not opposed to paid games (which are actually wonderful if you can afford them) check out startplaying.games

      • @Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works
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        21 year ago

        The second link is kind of cool, but way more expensive then I would have assumed. That’s like real gig money they are earning.

        • @ADandHDOP
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          11 year ago

          It is. I’ve played and DM’d on the site before. Honestly really great experience, and it was worth the price when I played. The average price it a little higher now though. When I was on there it was usually $10-$20 a session. Now it looks more like $20-30. I’d be willing to assume that allows for more time from the DM’s to focus on their games though.

          Actually thinking about getting back into it myself. I LOVE running games, and putting the work in to add all the bells and whistles, especially for a party that’s invested in the game (players are less distracted if they’re paying). So I’d love to make decent money doing it too.