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<blockquote data-quote="rogermexico" data-source="post: 7333769" data-attributes="member: 6872275"><p>So four of us are standing around at work today and for whatever reason, the conversation turns to D&D. And it turns out all of us have played at some time in our lives. Two people play occasionally but haven’t been in an ongoing regular game for a while. Two of us used to play way back when, but haven’t had the time to commit due to various life stuff. </p><p>Naturally we wondered out loud if we should start playing together, at work on our lunch breaks.</p><p>In my case I haven’t played in more than twenty five years. But I’ve had the itch ever since the 5E books came out (I talked about it <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?584399-Which-5E-book-is-the-best-casual-read" target="_blank">here</a> – thanks to everyone who gave me suggestions on reading material!) and because I used to DM as a teenager, I’m leaning towards volunteering for that.</p><p>Before I put myself out there, I wanted to poll the group here to see what kind of experience folks have had running games over lunch hours with co-workers. What do I need to know here? What are the challenges and what should I keep in mind to make sure everybody has a good time?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rogermexico, post: 7333769, member: 6872275"] So four of us are standing around at work today and for whatever reason, the conversation turns to D&D. And it turns out all of us have played at some time in our lives. Two people play occasionally but haven’t been in an ongoing regular game for a while. Two of us used to play way back when, but haven’t had the time to commit due to various life stuff. Naturally we wondered out loud if we should start playing together, at work on our lunch breaks. In my case I haven’t played in more than twenty five years. But I’ve had the itch ever since the 5E books came out (I talked about it [URL="http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?584399-Which-5E-book-is-the-best-casual-read"]here[/URL] – thanks to everyone who gave me suggestions on reading material!) and because I used to DM as a teenager, I’m leaning towards volunteering for that. Before I put myself out there, I wanted to poll the group here to see what kind of experience folks have had running games over lunch hours with co-workers. What do I need to know here? What are the challenges and what should I keep in mind to make sure everybody has a good time? [/QUOTE]
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