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Rules of the DnD 5e 2014 Club: 1) Do not be a jerk to other players out of game. Horse playing is allowed as long as it is in character or in game. 2) No stealing from or attacking other player characters. Killing other player characters on purpose is not that fun on the receiving end. 3)...

Of course we will be sticking to Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition 2014 unless we need to break up into two groups since my maximum player amount will be 6-7 player characters and yours truly as the Dungeon Master. After the players complete the Lost Mines of Phandelver or get the hang of...

After communicating with some members of the club we have decided that more Table Top Games are accepted like Castles and Crusades and OSR. From the looks of it, 9-12 people including myself are joining the club.

Did not realize it was old.

Hello guys, was wondering if anybody would mind giving feedback on my latest revamped class the Dread Farmer. This class was originally the Agriculturalist, which turned into the Agrimancer then it turned into the Dread Farmer. Here are some abilities: Fear Aura At 2nd Level, your connection...

Dungeons and Dragons is my friends and my game. No matter what WotC does to the game I will still have my 5e 2014 modules.

I support third party projects of DnD 5e 2014 as the latest edition isn’t for me. Will be doing fine with just my 4 adventure modules, 3 expansion books and 2 players handbooks.

Private group and the classes were chosen since they were thoroughly tested for balance.

1. I have introduced my family to playing Dungeons and Dragons 5e 2014 with the official rules. 2. My group has veterans in it that will help me teach new players how to play. Barbarian, Fighter, Cleric, Wizard are good choices to pick from will keep this in mind.

Oh the Club is to have an excuse to play Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition. Trying to say my version is better or what not is not my intention. Will take your advice on adding the extra classes later or if the players want some more options.

Something tells me that WotC is allergic to making playable dog races for whatever reason.

That is exactly what my friend told me when setting up the club. He said “there is a thing as too much choice.” This is why only the 20 classes I listed will exist as options for the club.

Sounds like I need to work on the quiz. I have 3rd party material that has been thoroughly tested and wanted to give players more options.

Spoiled for choice has crossed my mind; however, I have a short quiz that picks the class for the player based on a minimum of five answers. Here is the quiz if anybody is interested: https://take.quiz-maker.com/QBXCDCXT8

Hello everyone, was wondering if this number gives enough options to the 2014 edition club. Here’s a brief explanation for each class: 1. Artificer: A master of magic-infused technology, the artificer invents and crafts magical items and constructs to aid allies in battle. 2. Barbarian: A...

Level 11-13 depending if the DM started the party at level 1.

No matter what anybody says, Dwarves are the master race.

A group that regularly plays. It is the whole point of my DnD 5e 2014 Club.

What a slow news day.

The Club will start off in Lost Mines of Phandelver at level 1 - 5, then I have extra campaigns with: Curse of Strahd Tales of the Yawning Portal Dungeon of the Mad Mage