Dungeon Dive Live: Game Recaps

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  • Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
  • Come hang out and let’s celebrate our freedom and our hobby. Links from tonight below.
    Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh by
    Eventyr Games
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    One Page Adventures
    Tyler Monahan
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    Crit Happens Zine
    flintfireforge.gumroad.com/l/...
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  • @matthewsherman1183
    @matthewsherman1183 18 днів тому +1

    Great video Paul! Like hearing about others tables. I currently run a 1e group for 6-8 every other week. In person group that has been playing for over 6 years now. Long term campaign that recently finished the G series and are progressing through D1. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work!!

    • @FlintFireforge
      @FlintFireforge  17 днів тому

      Thanks and Wow! 6 years? That's great. Goals lol

  • @brianthomas4383
    @brianthomas4383 16 днів тому +1

    Nice video, I enjoy watching these. I love the huddle-up planning moment. Great stuff! Regarding your Learn to Play games, do you use the full D&D 5e rules, with every sourcebook available? Do you just let the players use the 5e Player's Handbook only? I'm considering running a Learn to Play game at my local library, and I'm thinking of just using the D&D Essentials Kit Rulebook, found in the Essentials Kit boxed set. I'm concerned that the full Player's Handbook might be a bit too intimidating for newcomers, and for a game with a limited time slot (the Library game would only run for 2 hours once a week). That Essentials Rule book is a really nice stripped-down but still robust version of the 5e rules. So I'm curious to hear exactly what D&D 5e rule books you use for your Learn to Play games.

    • @FlintFireforge
      @FlintFireforge  16 днів тому +1

      Thank you!
      Play games, do you use the full D&D 5e rules, with every sourcebook available?
      A: I scale everything down, even the character sheet. Too much information can be distracting and overwhelming, I focus on building the character they want and the basic mechanics. I share places like DND Beyond and encourage them to buy the PHB from their local games store.
      Do you just let the players use the 5e Player's Handbook only?
      A: Most of my new players have no idea that a PHB exists lol. I ask simple, opener questions like "Where did you learn about dnd?" and "Has anyone played?.What was that like?" This gives me context for their experience and how I integrate it in my approach to teaching.
      Thanks for watching.

    • @brianthomas4383
      @brianthomas4383 15 днів тому +1

      @@FlintFireforge Thanks for the response! Have you ever considered using Shadowdark for your Learn to Play games, since it is lighter than 5e?

    • @FlintFireforge
      @FlintFireforge  15 днів тому

      @@brianthomas4383 I have not, only because to most of these players, some who are teens, will likely never run into another Shadowdark player/DM out in wild, although that could change. Also, my game store does not currently stock Shadowdark and I'd like players, if they'd like, to purchase books from him.