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I recently starting DMing for the first time with a new group, for most of them this is their first experience with d&d and with tabletop games for that matter. And it is pretty interesting some of the characters they want to play, one being a half dragon mindflayer and another being a half orc...

Why does it seem like a good number of people have a doomsday prediction for tabletop games in one way or another. I understand that all good things will come to an end and this form of gaming at some point will come to an end. But at this point in time it has a healthy supportive community...

I've been playing dnd 3.5 for several months now, still consider myself a noob to tabletop games, but I have been having been having a hard time finding my comfort zone as a player. Trying to find my place in the game has seemed to be one of the hardest parts to learning the game for me. I do...

Sorry I wasn't specific but I did mean for a telepath

I've recently been playing/tryinging a verity of new characters and wanted to try my hand at a psion with a focus on mind control. Recently I have been trying my hand at many new races and classes to find my comfort zone and niche as a player, so also any helpful hints or advice in that as well...

That sounds like a good time.

I'm constantly turning to forums for help for a character and once again here I am asking for help. I always seem to have a hard time trying to find my niche, can't really find that character that just clicks with me, but one thing I have always wanted to play was a truly just a annoying bastard...

I was hoping to get some help on how to make a good comedic character. In my group everyone has their niche and things get boring from time to time in terms of the game play. I was hoping to mix things up by making a character that is the comic relief and since this forum has helped me out so...

My group is starting up a new campaign and I have been thinking of playing a blind character. I'm really open to any suggestions on how to build this character, any suggestions for races or classes or helpful feats, or really just any ideas. I'm going for a bit more for a comical character...

I just started a new campaign with my group, one member of our group started DMing for the first time. The only problem is he is very controlling over the campaign and very critical of us players, almost to the point to where it isn't fun to play. I understand he is new to it so it is going...

I decided to post here cause it is pretty easy to find places online that tell me why 4e sucks. I wanted to hear more bias opinions in favor of 4e instead of people complaining about it.

I'm fairly new to d&d and have been playing 3.5 for about four to five months now. I have recently talked to my group and everyone seems to be in agreement of possibly "trying" 4e, though with some hesitation from a couple people. I have done some research and I find myself torn between trying...

Does anyone have any advise, stories, or suggestions on how to cut down on distractions during a gaming session? Don't get me wrong I'm no saint, I have fallen victim a few time to something catching my eye or finding something interesting on my phone at the game table, something I believe...

I do admit I need to cut back on the books, I wanted to have a decent collection right away as opposed to just taking my time. Excitement can get the best of me. I'm glad to see I'm not the only person who has gone maybe a little overboard with d&d, it makes me feel comfortable hearing how...

I'm working on a archer right now, Scout 4/Ranger 6/Cleric 1 with swift hunter, improved skirmish, greater manyshot, ranged skirmisher, and travel devotion feats. A splitter bow and boots of skirmishing are great to go along with it too. This is something I'm building up to, but once I get...

As I keep stating, I'm a noob, been playing d&d 3e for about four months now. This being my first experience with tabletop gaming. I've just found myself becoming very obsessed with playing, especially in the last couple months. I'm on average buying 2-3 books a week, constantly online reading...

Thanks to everyone for the advice, I'm going to run by some of the ideas with the group. Such as killing off a few campaigns and having set days a week to play. I guess I had many misconceptions about how often people played, I was thinking multiple times a week or atleast once a week. But...

In my little group it is very difficult to get people together to play, on a good week we maybe get one gaming session in if we are lucky, but most of the time it turns into once every two weeks. I really enjoy playing and want to play more often and I know everyone else in my group seem to...

I'm still a noob to d&d but I could easily say that the rise in video games especially MMO games over the last 10+ years help cause a drop in sales, video games are easier to pick up and learn as well as provide an immediate visual stimulus. Atleast for the younger crowd I can understand why...

I'm currently playing a scout and trying to find a feat I have read about on some forums called ranged skirmisher that is suppose to increase the range of skirmish. I can't seem to find the feat anywhere, I've looked through my books and searched online can't seem to find it. Does anyone know...