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<blockquote data-quote="kronovan" data-source="post: 9204896" data-attributes="member: 6775134">In my groups, I'm almost alway the person introing a new TTRPG and GMing it. I consider myself a good teacher and haven't had many problems with players learning the new system. My biggest problem has always been with players that have achieved high game mastery in an edition of D&amp;D, being hesitant about a new system because they can't initially play with an equivalent level of mastery. I've had a high drop out rate with such players, with them often leaving after a few months of playing.Usually with such players, I can only succeed at keeping them at the table if I lend them my CRB and get them to build their own PC.&nbsp; If they enjoy building their PC and buy the PDF and become a bit more invested in the system, the success rate is that much better. On the flip side of the coin, I've had few problems getting players who only have a novice grasp of D&amp;D (usually learned at the table), to learn a new TTRPG.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kronovan, post: 9204896, member: 6775134"] In my groups, I'm almost alway the person introing a new TTRPG and GMing it. I consider myself a good teacher and haven't had many problems with players learning the new system. My biggest problem has always been with players that have achieved high game mastery in an edition of D&D, being hesitant about a new system because they can't initially play with an equivalent level of mastery. I've had a high drop out rate with such players, with them often leaving after a few months of playing. Usually with such players, I can only succeed at keeping them at the table if I lend them my CRB and get them to build their own PC. If they enjoy building their PC and buy the PDF and become a bit more invested in the system, the success rate is that much better. On the flip side of the coin, I've had few problems getting players who only have a novice grasp of D&D (usually learned at the table), to learn a new TTRPG. [/QUOTE]

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