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*NOTE*, the roll mentioned in the title, was NOT my daughter’s first roll.

So, for context, my daughter (10f) has been listening to me (39m) and my son (17m) talk about D&D for a while. She’s been reading the “young adventurers guid, and has been adamant that we needed to teach her how to play.
This past weekend, the three of us sat down to play “Lost Mines of Phandelver” using the pre-Gen characters until she finishes making her own character.

Start the session, find the horses, and get attacked by the goblins.

Roll initiative: Gob, Daughter, Son, Gob, Gob, Gob.
Very first roll is the goblin launching an arrow at my son’s Halfling Rogue.

Natural 20.

Roll the D6 for damage (1D6+2), it’s a 6.
First attack of the game my sons Rogue (9HP) took 14 damage.

A few failed attacks from both the goblins and my daughter, she finally nailed one for 11 and took it out. Her next turn she decided to barter with the remaining goblins, her fine clothing for them to bugger off. DC of 15 (5 per goblin) she rolled a 16 and it worked.

TL;DR:
Son knocked out in first attack thanks to critical damage.
Daughter ends the encounter by bartering with the remaining goblins.

A very interesting introduction to D&D for her 🤣

Elowen Emberoot is an orphaned teifling raised by a grove of druids. When she was young, she had a natural penchant for druidcraft and the grove saw her as a blessing, but as she grew, her magic became tainted. Rather than bringing life to nature around her, plant life withered and died in the presence of her magic. Kicked out of the grove when the elders declared her magic “touched by darkness”, she has been living alone in the woods ever since, growing wilder every day… until giants came trampling through her forest pursued by a band of rowdy adventurers

Dassanah is a dhampir rogue who walks the line between light and darkness, never truly belonging to either world. Small in stature and graceful in her movements, she has long black hair that falls to her waist, pale skin like ivory, and striking crimson eyes that reveal the vampiric blood running through her veins. Her dark beauty often draws both fascination and fear, causing many to judge her before they ever learn who she truly is.
Despite her intimidating appearance, Dassanah is kind-hearted, gentle, and deeply compassionate. Since childhood, she has endured prejudice, suspicion, and loneliness because of her vampiric heritage. Branded a monster by people who never took the time to understand her, she learned to keep her distance from others, isolating herself to protect both her own heart and those around her.
Unlike many vampires, Dassanah refuses to feed on humans. Determined not to become the creature people believe her to be, she survives by feeding only on animals, carrying the burden of her hunger in silence. It is a difficult path, one that demands constant self-control and sacrifice, but her strong sense of morality has never wavered.
Usually dressed in simple black tank tops and dark trousers, she moves through the shadows with remarkable stealth and agility, relying on her talents as a rogue to survive. Hidden beneath her clothing is a mysterious magical tattoo etched across her back, a mark whose true power and origin remain unknown. Though her life has been filled with hardship and solitude, Dassanah still believes that a person's worth is defined by their choices, not by the blood they inherit. Beneath the appearance of a creature of the night lies a gentle soul searching for acceptance and a place to call home.
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''Therese Le Plat was born into an aristocratic and respected family, the daughter of Armand and Sidonie Le Plat. Her childhood was comfortable and peaceful, marked by a good education and few problems. During this period, she developed a strong bond with the maid Margarette, whose death was her first encounter with grief.

Years later, a new maid named Vivian arrived at the house. The two became inseparable and, over time, their friendship blossomed into love. When they reached adulthood, they became engaged. While Therese worked at the public registry office, following in her father's footsteps, the couple built their life together and planned their own wedding without depending on the family fortune.

After the death of her parents, Therese finally married Vivian. However, during the ceremony, a crossbow bolt struck Vivian in the back, also piercing Therese. The two died in each other's arms before the panicked guests. Accepting their fate together, they believed they would go to eternal rest alongside Therese's family.

However, fate had other plans. That same night, Therese awoke again in the empty chapel, discovering that death had not been the end of her story.''

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Hiya! I'm a queer artist who draws a lot of cute dragons! I'm currently running a campaign for these dragon D20 pins! There are different versions of the pins representing the different pride flags. If you like these designs, want to support a queer creator, or just love adorable little dragons, do consider backing the project! We're overfunded, so the rewards are basically guaranteed. Thank you!

As described- Kairavi of the Sapphire Veil is an elven warrior-artist whose blade moves as gracefully as her feet. Born among an ancient woodland court where music and martial discipline were considered twin paths to mastery, Kairavi learned that a dancer’s rhythm was essential to victory in battle. She trained in the College of Dance, weaving spellcraft, charm, and movement into performances that could inspire allies or tear enemies apart.

She believes every battle is a performance, every duel a conversation, and every victory a song waiting to be sung. Her flowing garments conceal a fighter’s body and her charming smile cover's a warrior's instincts: a keen eye, swift reflexes, and a duelist’s precision.

Kairavi’s dances have a reputation for making hearts race; whether from enchantment, admiration, or fear depends entirely on who you ask.

Spent a couple hours in the shop throwing together a rough prototype DnD table with a built-in TV and touchscreen overlay for our campaign. Pretty excited to test it out with the group tonight! If it goes well I'm thinking about building a higher end version with nicer materials, better finish, and more features. Has anyone else built or used a table like this? Would love to hear what setups people are running

Hello, I have been DMing for the last 40 sessions, and the campaign will be coming to it's close in just over 10 sessions from now.

With that I've begun thinking of the next campaign, and changes I will make - one of those is possibly changing from 5e to 5.5e

We are a heavy roleplay group who put combat on the backburner, and will be more of a low fantasy, grounded experience, who do not minmax.

Those who have played both, and more importantly ran both, how has the experience been? We are intrigued by 5.5e but unsure to make the switch for next campaign or not, we like some of the balancing changes.