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<blockquote data-quote="rogermexico" data-source="post: 7467970" data-attributes="member: 6872275">It's pretty amazing picking up the hobby these days. There are so many resources available and it is so easy to learn if you're interested. Just lurking on these boards you get exposed to so much fantastic advice. And then I've got about half a dozen blogs I follow on a weekly basis where you're always learning something.The 5E DMG is a pretty great teaching tool as well. Outside of a few spots where it can be tough to follow, I feel like a newcomer is pretty well served if that book is all they've got to go on. I for sure will take that advice about starting at 3rd level for new groups. I wanted the experience of the first two levels–now that I've got that, I see the value of jumping in where everyone is a little bit sturdier, and the more interesting options have come online for the classes. And as a DM, I can't wait to have the more interesting monsters at my disposal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rogermexico, post: 7467970, member: 6872275"] It's pretty amazing picking up the hobby these days. There are so many resources available and it is so easy to learn if you're interested. Just lurking on these boards you get exposed to so much fantastic advice. And then I've got about half a dozen blogs I follow on a weekly basis where you're always learning something. The 5E DMG is a pretty great teaching tool as well. Outside of a few spots where it can be tough to follow, I feel like a newcomer is pretty well served if that book is all they've got to go on. I for sure will take that advice about starting at 3rd level for new groups. I wanted the experience of the first two levels–now that I've got that, I see the value of jumping in where everyone is a little bit sturdier, and the more interesting options have come online for the classes. And as a DM, I can't wait to have the more interesting monsters at my disposal. [/QUOTE]

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