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<blockquote data-quote="Corinnguard" data-source="post: 9094530" data-attributes="member: 7033886">My sessions for the last two years have always been on a Monday around 8:30 pm EST (7:30 pm CST for the rest of the group who lives down in Texas). My friend (who lives right next door in Ohio) and I will log onto the group Discord channel a couple minutes early, and then wait for everyone else including the DM to log in. We'll spend the first couple minutes chatting about what we have been doing lately in RL. And then the DM will ask everyone for a recap of what happened in our previous session. After that we all log onto the Tabletop Simulator for a couple of hours. Sessions for my group generally run two to four hours depending on how far the DM wants us to proceed in the current adventure. Sometimes we ask him if we have reached one of his benchmarks and have leveled up, or not. There have been other times where the DM will tell everyone in the party that we have leveled up. Then we spend sometime in between sessions updating our characters. Currently we update them using D&amp;D Beyond, before that it was fillable character sheet PDFs. All of our adventures are 5e. My Ohio friend and I have participated in the last 2 adventures run by our DM ( Baldur's Gate: Descent Into Avernus, Tyranny of Dragons).&nbsp; </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Corinnguard, post: 9094530, member: 7033886"] My sessions for the last two years have always been on a Monday around 8:30 pm EST (7:30 pm CST for the rest of the group who lives down in Texas). My friend (who lives right next door in Ohio) and I will log onto the group Discord channel a couple minutes early, and then wait for everyone else including the DM to log in. We'll spend the first couple minutes chatting about what we have been doing lately in RL. And then the DM will ask everyone for a recap of what happened in our previous session. After that we all log onto the Tabletop Simulator for a couple of hours. Sessions for my group generally run two to four hours depending on how far the DM wants us to proceed in the current adventure. Sometimes we ask him if we have reached one of his benchmarks and have leveled up, or not. There have been other times where the DM will tell everyone in the party that we have leveled up. Then we spend sometime in between sessions updating our characters. Currently we update them using D&D Beyond, before that it was fillable character sheet PDFs. All of our adventures are 5e. My Ohio friend and I have participated in the last 2 adventures run by our DM ([I] Baldur's Gate: Descent Into Avernus, Tyranny of Dragons). [/I] [/QUOTE]

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