D&D 5E (2024) Collage of Dance Reveal

[Gorck]

Kevin Bacon and Jennifer Beals are on their way to your house as we speak.

Could be worse: a hybrid between Johnny Castle and James Dalton

 

[Weiley31]

renowed hero Kevin Bacon

Or it's one of those campaigns, like Hollow Man, where Kevin Bacon managed to convince the DM to let him play an evil PC.

 

[Zaukrie]

First, I enjoyed how Ginny Di did this video, having never watched her, I was entertained.

Second, the way she talked about the class was easy to understand. I think she's a bit over thinking it, but I get how/why she's right that some players / DMs think the same way.

Inspiration being hear or see is great, imo. I like I can make an unarmed strike while dancing/moving. She's right, Monk/bard in some ways. But they seem to get more powerful strikes! Add a d6 (or more) to this attack. The more she talks, the more it sounds like what I want a monk to be (in terms of movement).

 

[Belen]

First, I enjoyed how Ginny Di did this video, having never watched her, I was entertained.

Second, the way she talked about the class was easy to understand. I think she's a bit over thinking it, but I get how/why she's right that some players / DMs think the same way.

We already had non-musical bards such as with the Collage of Swords.

To me, this seems like they just wanted dance fighting from Jumanji.

 

[MGibster]

Thank you. I do my best to avoid giving "influencers" views.

I don't mean to hijack the thead, but most of Ginny D's videos are typically entertaining or informative. Is she an "influencer?" Sure, by the generally accepted definition I suppose she must be just as Seth Skorkowsky, Dana Howl, and Brent from Goobertown are influencers. Ginny D puts out worthwhile content if you're interested in D&D and some of what she puts out is applicable to any TTRPG.

 

[Ruin Explorer]

I don't mean to hijack the thead, but most of Ginny D's videos are typically entertaining or informative. Is she an "influencer?" Sure, by the generally accepted definition I suppose she must be just as Seth Skorkowsky, Dana Howl, and Brent from Goobertown are influencers. Ginny D puts out worthwhile content if you're interested in D&D and some of what she puts out is applicable to any TTRPG.

At this point basically anyone who has a YouTube channel where they talk about any even semi-specific subject gets called an "Influencer", so yeah.

 

[Undrave]

We already had non-musical bards such as with the Collage of Swords.

To me, this seems like they just wanted dance fighting from Jumanji.

Capoeira... capoeira...

 

[MGibster]

Capoeira... capoeira...

I saw a documentary about capoeira in the 1990s.

 

[Ruin Explorer]

I saw a documentary about capoeira in the 1990s.

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Hell yeah Mark Dacascos! I say this despite having to deal with at least 3 characters players made based on roles he played!

 

[DarkCrisis]

I don't mean to hijack the thead, but most of Ginny D's videos are typically entertaining or informative. Is she an "influencer?" Sure, by the generally accepted definition I suppose she must be just as Seth Skorkowsky, Dana Howl, and Brent from Goobertown are influencers. Ginny D puts out worthwhile content if you're interested in D&D and some of what she puts out is applicable to any TTRPG.

Nothing against her personally, I just don’t like when someone who releases a video every once in awhile tells me they work just as hard as someone working 9-5 every day at a job they hate to barely make enough to get by.

Ranks up there with rich CEOs et. who think they work as hard as the plebs in the cubicles.

I’m sure and others put out great content and they deserve the money they make but I’ll never believe they work as hard as my dad who worked manual labor 9-5 for most of his life. Or heck even me who does endless paperwork all day until I can finally go home and sleep but never feel rested.