D&D 5E (Poll) I play 5e, and there are X players at the table.

[UngainlyTitan]

I usually DM with 4 players except tonight where I play, there will be 3 other players and a DM. All remote.

 

[Blue]

One table is four players + DM.

One table is five people (which will be 4 players), several who rotate as DM for a campaign at a time though may alternate weeks for different campaigns, and the DM usually adds in one, two, or rarly three people. For example the CoS campaign we just finished had 7 players + DM near the end, but 5 or 6 is more common.

One table is five players + DM.

I picked 5 in the poll, it seemed a reasonable approximation for both (integer) median and mean looking at the last 18 months of play.

 

[Umbran]

I've seen some polls on this in the past, but most of them were more general, and I could use a 5e datapoint.

So the poll question: Assuming you play 5e (and please don't respond if you don't), how many players are at your table.

I have played in three different 5e games in the past few months. One table has seven players, one has five players, and one has three players.

 

[Ogre Mage]

I am in two 5E campaigns. Both are completely online on Roll20. The first group has four players. The second group has five players. I am not sure how to vote.

 

[Campbell]

We have 5 now, down from a high of 7. I miss those players I am glad to be down to 5. As is with 5 it's hard to get much individual character stuff in.

 

[Plaguescarred]

I DM 5e, and there are 4 players at my table.

Nowadays i prefer smaller tables to ones with 5-6+ players as the more PC there is, the more it generally drags, taking more time to resolve just any encounters wether combat, social or exploration.

I even think of making my next one a 3 player campaign for a more swift D&D experience.

 

[pogre]

I have 9 players in my campaign. However, it is rare that we have more than six at the table - so that is what I chose. I have players that drive from a long distance away and just cannot come every week.

 

[Lycurgon]

One game has 4 Players.
The other game I play in is 5 Players.

Since it isn't multiple choice I am not going to answer because they are both equally valid answers. 2 groups with 2 different numbers.

 

[jayoungr]

I have 8 players. Yes, it is far too many, but oh well!

 

[ad_hoc]

I'd like to know the % of players at 3-5 player tables who have trouble with the CR system vs the % of players at 6+ tables.