D&D General When Was Your Last D&D Gaming Session?

[CleverNickName]

When was the last time you and your friends gathered around a table (or met online) to play a real, honest-to-goodness game of D&D? Inquiring video game avatars wanna know! Vote for the closest answer.

This poll is only for the Dungeons & Dragons game, any edition...no Pathfinder, OSR, Savage Worlds, etc. at this time. The poll options should be pretty straightforward, but if you need to clarify your vote just drop a comment below.

 

[Maxperson]

Last Thursday. The next session is this Friday. We do 3 Thursdays and 1 Friday a month. If there's an extra game in a month due to how the days fall, it will be on Thursday.

 

[CleverNickName]

Not part of the poll, but in case anyone is interested:

• My group is 5 players and the DM
• We take turns being the DM.
• We play virtually, on Roll20, every Friday.
• 5th Edition rules, Eberron campaign setting
• I'm currently playing a 14th level Abjurer (Human, Mark of Making)
• The session lasted 6 hours, which is typical for our group.
• We've been playing together regularly for about 11 years, starting with 3.5E.
• This is one of three gaming groups that I'm a part of.

 

[TwiceBorn2]

I voted 2-3 months ago (it was the first week of July). Had a session scheduled a few weeks ago, but it got cancelled due to limited availability of players. Next one is set for September 15, and hopefully we can maintain a roughly bi-weekly schedule going forward.

 

[payn]

Finished up a 5E campaign about 2-3 years ago. Been playing other RPGs since.

 

[DND_Reborn]

Well, it should have been last night so less than a week ago, but because of the holiday three players couldn't make it, so we watched the movie Dragonslayer and some of the D&D cartoons, just hanging out.

Does that count as a session???

EDIT: Actually, that was for my Monday-night group. On Saturday we had session 0 for a new d20 SW game. Not D&D, but since it is d20 I'll count it as half, and combined with my group meeting last night, as a "whole session".

So, less than one week ago...

 

[CleverNickName]

Well, it should have been last night so less than a week ago, but because of the holiday three players couldn't make it, so we watched the movie Dragonslayer and some of the D&D cartoons, just hanging out.

Does that count as a session???

EDIT: Actually, that was for my Monday-night group. On Saturday we had session 0 for a new d20 SW game. Not D&D, but since it is d20 I'll count it as half, and combined with my group meeting last night, as a "whole session".

So, less than one week ago...

It's okay to vote for one of the other options, ya know. Nobody is gonna judge you for not playing D&D every single week.

 

[el-remmen]

• August 20th. Before that, August 13th.
• I have two groups. Both 5e. One is in-person (four players), the other remote using Zoom (3 players - anyone want to join?).
• I am basically always the DM (though one player in the latter group is starting up an OSR DCC game I will be playing in and a player in the former game who was new to D&D is trying his hand at DMing for the first time with one-shot soon)
• Both groups are playing in my adapted version of Ghosts of Saltmarsh, with the latter group about a year and a half behind the former.
• Sessions are five hours long for the in-person group (2 pm to 7 pm) and three hours long for the remote group.
• The in-person group is made up of all new players to me (2 are new to D&D, 2 last played in the 2E era). We've played together since January 2020. The remote group is made up of players I have played on and off with since 1993, 1997, and 2000 respectively.

 

[Lanefan]

While technically I ran a single-player session on the weekend (thus my vote of "less than a week") it's been 2.5 years since running in person with a full crew.

 

[DND_Reborn]

It's okay to vote for one of the other options, ya know. Nobody is gonna judge you for not playing D&D every single week.

Well, if you had asked the poll last week, it would have been 1 week since we try to play every Monday.