D&D General Which Enworlders do you want to game with?

[Richards]

Is this a 5 minute argument or the full half hour?

Johnathan

 

[Mistwell]

I'd game with anyone here. And when I have gamed with people from here, its always been a superb game.

 

[RangerWickett]

Specific shoutouts to DM Sarah, Morrus, Ranger Wicket, Timespike, and various members of the EN Publishing discord whose forum-handles I don't know.

Session one as co-players complete!

 

[Steampunkette]

Session one as co-players complete!

You know it's a good first level game when two party members almost drops, one drops, and you wind up crying in a corner, rocking, holding your knees during a short rest while waiting for the enemies you let escape circle back to finish the job.

 

[Tonguez]

@RangerWickett @Steampunkette @Whizbang Dustyboots @Aeolius

 

[RangerWickett]

You know it's a good first level game when two party members almost drops, one drops, and you wind up crying in a corner, rocking, holding your knees during a short rest while waiting for the enemies you let escape circle back to finish the job.

And the GM says the line, "Everywhere they had eyeballs are now full of dust."

 

[EzekielRaiden]

You know it's a good first level game when two party members almost drops, one drops, and you wind up crying in a corner, rocking, holding your knees during a short rest while waiting for the enemies you let escape circle back to finish the job.

Having literally had almost exactly this situation happen in not one but two different games....yeah....not my cup of tea.

 

[Corinnguard]

You know it's a good first level game when two party members almost drops, one drops, and you wind up crying in a corner, rocking, holding your knees during a short rest while waiting for the enemies you let escape circle back to finish the job.

This is kind of happened at the start of my group's latest adventure in Tyranny of Dragons. We got better thankfully.

 

[Steampunkette]

Having literally had almost exactly this situation happen in not one but two different games....yeah....not my cup of tea.

In my DM's defense:

There are 6 players in our party.
I nearly went down because my character is an Esper with a d6 hit dice who foolishly tried to protect the Goblin Alchemist who managed to stay hidden, drawing attention to herself in the process.
Zophia wound up crying in a corner because before the battle started she picked up the psychic impression of a terrible loss across the entire forest, far beyond what any one mortal might feel. As if something or someone of great import had been lost and had been roleplaying her as devastated by that loss since she got the impression.

I just thought it was funnier to leave out the context.

This is kind of happened at the start of my group's latest adventure in Tyranny of Dragons. We got better thankfully.

I'm sure we'll be fine. I'm just that kinda roleplayer who puts a d6 hit dice character into a precarious situation because of her extreme emotional state and terror of losing a goblin.

 

[ccooke]

So... Let's say that you did get your favourite group of ENWorld people together...

... how long would the discussion/argument about what exactly to play last?