Level 1 DM

(She/her.) A TTRPG themed (side)blog. I've loved stories all my life, roleplaying is just a different medium for it. Talk to me about stuff!

[probablybadrpgideas]

A tabletop nerd turned Tzimisce who has to slumber surrounded by their dice collection

[lv20wiz]

[randomitemdrop]

i require Item™

Okay, enjoy

[lv20wiz]

BlORBo from my show, what did they do to you?

[randomhoohaas]

[scythlyven-art]

Please let him have a nap, he deserves it

(I wonder what Orthax is saying to him 🤔)

[m1male2]

Trinity College Old Library, Long Room Spiral Staircase, Dublin, Ireland

[life-imitates-art-far-more]

Georges Merle (1851-1886) "Une sorcière au xve siècle" ("A Fifteenth-century Sorceress") (1883) Oil on canvas Located in the Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, Alabama, United States The commanding figure depicted in the middle of performing a spell is likely a subject from literature, although the source has yet to be identified. The mysterious symbolism, including a voodoo doll, pentacle, Egyptian imagery, and more, can be clarified when the origin of the story is known. Until then, the secrets of "The Sorceress" remain fascinating and perplexing.

[hungrygimli]

Bell's Hells enter into the unknown in an Over the Garden Wall style! What spooks await them? 🎃

[probablybadrpgideas]

A D&D campaign where instead of dice, you use Uno cards

"I cast fireball"

Reverse card

[someemochick]

[filibusterfrog]

no mercy percy for @weeb-verine

[pixie-lated]

"video games have buffering"

one of the DMs I play with has, like, 70 slips of paper that say, "Loading," with bits of random D&D mechanics advice ("partial cover grants +2 to AC") that he slots onto his DM screen when he needs to look something up, assemble something, or think up a mechanic for player bullshit.

[luckthebard]

Idea: Critical Role does a Let’s Play of “Stray,” where Liam plays it, but as Caleb Widogast

[leidensygdom]

gotta keep hoarding the shiny rocks

[propalahramota]

[cannibalcaprine-deactivated2024]

question

what's the fuckin deal with hardcore d&d players and dice

i got my first physical set and a bag, and some of the care tips that come up on Google are shit like "leave them each on their highest number in a row and watch them for a while" or "leave them in salt water overnight"

like i get that you're gonna end up getting this kinda thing with a game with random chance but holy hell