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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ezequielramone" data-source="post: 6826014" data-attributes="member: 6762048">- My experience tell me that having similar age should (in most cases) make the group to become friends faster. Still if someone is in from another generation, the ones that share the same age should "guide/help" him to understand them and the older or younger one should make his effort to be part of the group. Not big deal, but things could go wrong if not.- Sometimes one person comes with one or more players whom are friends, that's good to. If we are playing, and you save the life of one of my companion, then you are a valuable character in the group. BUT, if you save my friend's life, then you sr, become my friend too.- Also I realized that, having good games without bad intentions between any player (including the DM) will help. Sooner or later you become friend of those who face dead with you, those who share their meat with you in a cold campsite in a remote mountain. - The player's handbook says: "If you don't have friends interested in playing, don't worry. There's a special alchemy that takes place around a D&D table that nothing else can match. Play the game with someone enough, and the two of you are likely to en up friends." And that is DAMN right.- Having a schedule to play is really important, if you cancel one session you have to put much more effort to make next session happend. The group has to know this is real s***.- We often play till night, so having dinner together as a break and chating about things (D&D related or not) is a great thing.- Also asking people you already know (and that knows you) for advice or recomendation about who could join your company of heroes is a good thing.- Asking and knowing about "real life" about your companion is a great way to enforce ties.Most of the times people come to my house, I like to keep everybody happy and I'm like the one who set schedule and the one asked to add new players, so always I can assure most of those thingsNone of my friends from the real world play D&D, but the new ones I got have the same "level of friendship", damn I'm going to a wedding of my Dragonlance DM. We do things together beside D&D.</blockquote>

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