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If I wanted to be pigeon holed into a single party function based off my class, I go play 4th Edition. D&D is about the freedom to become your character in any way you see fit. Or uh; your DM sees fit!

But how can 5E have Warlords without Fighter/Bard multi classing???

It's not wasting time. It's negotiating the fiction in the name of skilled play.

To be fair, responding to my posts with a pucture/meme probably is the most appropriate response [emoji14] My sole objection to the practice is that pictures won't load on my phone, so I can't see them. Last but not least, isn't a picture worth a thousand words??

Who here misses the 5 minute adventuring day???

Have you considered creating a Tik Tok account? Creating Level Up content on Tik Tok would garner far more support than any amount of posting here.

Now I'm wondering if this could be turned into some type of TTRPG in itself. It would at least be a good Fiasco deck.

Here's a video where "professional" D&Ders talk about and give advice about running TTRPGs. If you have any criticisms about their advice, note that PAX did not the opportunity to have ENworlders come there and advise people. If you want to plan an Enworld panel at PAX Unplugged, let me know...

Tell them to come to Enworld and explain to us what they want out of their play time! You giving us second hand info obviously is not cutting it!

I don't suppose we Enworlders can raise the million dollars needed to buy it ourselves?? We can timeshare it? Or maybe convert it to a D&D style Airhub or bed and breakfast??

The obvious solution is for Cocks to play D&D with Enworlders. Once he played with the best of the best, he'll know what D&D really is about.

The actual way for new DMs to learn would be by interacting and playing with more experienced DMs. Like how Gygax intended!

The PCs could be in charge of the premarital counseling?? They could teach the couple the importance of communication!

If I wanted a TTRPG that told me how to play it, I go play 4th Edition!

Rules are no obstacle to an EMPOWERED DM!

It's clearly playing in the style that Gygax used. If memory serves, that's when one DM maintains a large hex world where multiple player groups adventure through. That of play can have 40 people playing together.

I predict that it won't advise new DMs to join and use Enworld.

Oh, I thought the lesson was that you should play John Williams music during your setting info dump.

Say you value lore over meta jokes without saying it.

First off, intend your puns! Second of all, you can just treat teas like a potion. If your party lacks a healer, having the tea grant everyone tempted HP would be quite all right.