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Before you tell me the classic "find another table" or " find another DM." I've played with many different players, and DMs, and it is VERY hard to find a table where everyone doesn't just wanna try to pull off some meme nonsense like we are the crew at Legends of Avantris or something.

I get people want things to be light-hearted, but it's all "My bugbear bOrF bOrF casts speak with animals and starts flirting with a rat." like, this is funny the first time, but it seems like most tables I'm at people just want to do silly shenanigans like this, or the total opposite where they want to skip all RP and rush to exercise their build mechanics in combat.

I've had DMS uncomfortably flirt with my character through NPCs, seen druids again take up the session trying to have a whole irrelevant conversation with an animal, played along a character that looks like a straight up modern dominatrix, had a dragon call me "bruh" and watched another player character f*nger some bar maid who was crushing on him.

I can never find that epic vibe that I want, of going on a quest to become a hero and do something worth telling a tale about.

I've literally only found one table that truly felt like I was playing the kind of game I wanted, and the DM can't continue because of college. We all spoke in character like 90% of the time, and the game had a serious tone with funny moments, but we all were very invested in the quest and the party grew closer over time to the point where we all had saved each others lives at some point and knew we could trust each other. It felt real and the group felt special. So I'm wonder if finding a table like that is actually rare.

So again, is this common, this meme-dnd style of play or is it just my luck? Like, can we just go back to slaying dragons?

Anyway, does anybody else find this to be the case?

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Hi I'm DMing for a bunch of my friends and a decided to share our setup here on Reddit. Please rate it from 1-10 on how you like it as a setup for bunch of highschoolers ........... .... .... .... ..... Random characters to fill the minimum character count brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Name: Zaen Madspire Race: Human Variant Class: Artificer Subclass: Alchemist

"Please let me taste all poison in the world poison"

Zaen Madapire comes from a noble family known for their scholars, but he was always strange obsessed with poisons and dangerous experiments. Even as a child, he tested toxins on himself and laughed while writing down the results. Hoping he would change, his family sent him to a magic academy, but there he caused explosions and once poisoned an entire lab. To avoid scandal, the academy sent him away with a “research mission” to study poisons across the world. Zaen happily accepted, now traveling with a smile and his strange mixtures, searching for the perfect poison.

I always love play as him. Being mad Sciencetist and roleplay to always taste any poison that appears in the campaign.

Also dm make every potion that Zaen made have some crazy effectt and make any player who drink it need to roll 1d100 😆

Name: Kobo Kanaeru Race: Water Genasi Class: Bard Subclass: Collage of Spirits Background: Entertainer

"Let the strom sing with me!”

Hi guy's, here my art of Kobo Kanaeru as a Bard. She have beautifull voice and sometimes use ukulele in her stream. I pick water genasi as her race because her persona as "Kobokan Aer" Which mean Water Puddle XD

What you guys think? Or maybe you have some different idea for this character?

The title says it all, it's been on my mind for years and I had to ask.

I'll go first.

When my brother was Dming a campaign and we were talking about stuff and I was new to DnD and read a lot of RPGHorrorstorys and talking about the That's guys. Months later (or a year later, I can't remember) I can't remember what we were talking about but I remember hearing him calling me a Powergamer or Munchkin because I never multi-class and stuck straight into Fighter for levels 1-20. I still only do Single-class only and I think he said it's more broken to stick to one class only and never multi-class.

Wat? How? If I were, I would be grabbing spell castings and grabbing the strong spells.

Now Years later and haven't played RPG sense with my family since I moved to online games with my friends.

Sp what were yours or heard someone being called a powergamer?

Edit: I still love my family and my brother. Just not playing DnD with them at the moment.

Hey! For a D&D session with friends, I've decided to create a game inspired by the Prohibition era. So, here's an important NPC they'll encounter in a speakeasy. It's Benni, a simple cagabond who will allow me to guide my players who have never played D&D before. They'll find him either playing cards or some other game, or in a drinking contest. At least, that's how it will be until the guards show up at the bar, forcing our heroes to flee. My goal with this character is to show my players that there are many ways to approach situations. If the players run out of ideas, this character will be there to help them. For example, by throwing a bottle of alcohol at one of the players' weapons, which they then set on fire to inflict additional damage or intimidate the enemies.

Last year my wife and I bought a House and for the First time i got to build my own little room for DnD and tabletopgames.

I DM for my Friends and the current campaign i run started 2 years ago (vecna - Eve of ruin + a lot of homebrew). Now im building Terrain and Print the Minis i need for the campaign as we go along the chapters of the book :)

The room itself is almost finished, i will add some Miniatures and other small things here and there but i am very pleased how it all turned out!

I’m a beginner DM, and a few days ago I was talking with one of my players about his character’s backstory (I call it “bio” because I play on Roll20, and that’s what the page with background, personality, etc. is called there).

He explained that his character hates criminals, vandals, and the like because his village was destroyed by criminals whose faces or appearances he never saw. At some point while he was talking, he mentioned the rogue in the party, who used to be a criminal as a teenager.

He then said that when his character finds out about her past, he would leave the group because of it and become some kind of anti-hero. I tried to convince him not to do this, but he insisted that this was the “right path” and that his character would definitely do that. So far, I haven’t given a final answer to this conversation.

So what should I do or say to convince him not to go down this route? I don’t want him to do this because it would double my workload as a DM.

Please forgive any grammar mistakes; this text was translated because I don’t speak English.