Enevhar Aldarion
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If only Wizards of the Coast put out a free PDF with the rules in it...![]()
Yes, but the SRD linked in the OP includes more of the rules, so it is a better document to use.
If only Wizards of the Coast put out a free PDF with the rules in it...![]()
I think this is a great document as well! I will see if I can edit the post and add it.I would look at the D&D Basic Rules before the SRD. It is better presented to learning the game.
Be prepared for several dozen responses from posters stating that, in their country, that's more than the cost of a week's food, they can't ship stuff from the US, and so on.You can get a complete set of dice for $2.34 on eBay (plus $0.09 shipping).
It ships for $0.09 worldwide and is coming from China, not the U.S.. You have a choice of colors too!Be prepared for several dozen responses from posters stating that, in their country, that's more than the cost of a week's food, they can't ship stuff from the US, and so on.
I agree, seriously, the cost barrier to entry to play D&D is next-to-nothing. It's like, slightly more expensive than playing with rocks and sticks in the dirt outside, and slightly less than buying a second-hand game of Monopoly from a garage sale. But I strongly commend the OP for highlighting a bunch of free resources for people to use.
Cheers, Al'kelhar
It ships for $0.09 worldwide and is coming from China, not the U.S.. You have a choice of colors too!
What's your point? Are those people not allowed in this conversation?Be prepared for several dozen responses from posters stating that, in their country, that's more than the cost of a week's food, they can't ship stuff from the US, and so on.
I have been a DM since the 80s, and TBH I have no dice or books anymore, I play online and with PDFs. Stuff was donated to my friend's "game room" years ago lol"I don’t know about you, but I don’t have a lot of spare dice lying around."
Are you even a gamer?