I like session 0's for setting boundaries of other players, on top of game expectations & settings to integrate your character a lot easier. Also does wonders to test run any computer softwares or shenanigans, iron out any wrinkles, mics, sound, visuals, chat, etc.
I think a session zero is a necessary thing to do if you want to tie your party closer together or you want to have players and or DM who are new to each other to get a feel of those individuals so I do think it's very helpful but it's only necessary under specific circumstances because it's a useful tool to prevent a D&D horror story from happening at the table it doesn't always work but it's useful to help prevent or minigate the backlash
I think it dose a good job for creating parties. I think there is a significant betterment of creating characters as a group as opposed to making them before you even know the campaign.
I like session 0's for setting boundaries of other players, on top of game expectations & settings to integrate your character a lot easier.
Also does wonders to test run any computer softwares or shenanigans, iron out any wrinkles, mics, sound, visuals, chat, etc.
Yes that’s actually a really good point for playing via virtual table top and discord or what you choose
I think a session zero is a necessary thing to do if you want to tie your party closer together or you want to have players and or DM who are new to each other to get a feel of those individuals so I do think it's very helpful but it's only necessary under specific circumstances because it's a useful tool to prevent a D&D horror story from happening at the table it doesn't always work but it's useful to help prevent or minigate the backlash
I think it dose a good job for creating parties. I think there is a significant betterment of creating characters as a group as opposed to making them before you even know the campaign.
Nice AI art thumbnail
Thanks!! I have 0 artistic talents but man am I good at communicating my vision to an ai generator.