15/07/2020 of Dungeons & Dragons

[Kebs]

Todays poll was suggested by @Infinite Citadel

 

[Bright Dorne]

I’ve never felt it, now, or ever before. Also, first vote!

 

[Frany]

I started playing a few months ago thanks to a friend who basically brought me in as a replacement. It's a bit tiring, especially when sessions get to 3-4 hours in length, which is why we space things out (there are usually 7-10 days between each session), but it's a lot of fun.

 

[Wojtek Thorn]

I would love to but we don´t play it in Czech rep., had a dragonborn character created sice I was young

 

[Sheyra]

I play in a game every other Friday evening and run a game every other Saturday evening for a group of friends I've known for the last 15ish years.

 

[Angevin]

Not so much D&D, I used to play AD&D 2nd ed

 

[Infinite Citadel]

I started playing a few months ago thanks to a friend who basically brought me in as a replacement. It's a bit tiring, especially when sessions get to 3-4 hours in length, which is why we space things out (there are usually 7-10 days between each session), but it's a lot of fun.

Same - I started playing a weekly game in March as something to do during the pandemic. It's been fun and I'm super happy my buddy convinced me to join. 

 

[Infinite Citadel]

Not so much D&D, I used to play AD&D 2nd ed

what's the difference? I honestly don't know haha

 

[Sheyra]

what's the difference? I honestly don't know haha

Each edition of DnD has a different set of rules basically, they're almost entirely separate games. They have some similarities but by and large they're effectively standalone rulesets with no relation to each other other than their names.

 

[Angevin]

what's the difference? I honestly don't know haha

AD&D is more advanced, it is for older people.

 

[Rin]

Not so much D&D, I used to play AD&D 2nd ed

Well D&D 3 was sort of evolved from AD&D so I consider AD&D as part of D&D even though there was a separate system called D&D at the time (which nobody played).