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This is not a Tumblr post. This is the map to a deep mega dungeon. You can explore it as your next DND adventure. I provide the first level and every repost can detail what is going on one floor below.

FLOOR ONE: Cozy goblin camp

Old ruins have been turned into a goblin settlement. There are many small wooden dwellings, shops and shelters leaning against the crumbled walls of a once great fort. The goblins call this place The Bit Cozy, because it is a cozy place for small folks. They might however also get the name from the similar sounding elvish engraving on magically sealed stone door. The door reads "Debet Clausi" or "must be closed" when translated.

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Nobles to put into your D&D world #003 Becouse "She wears juwels and talks like a noble" is boring

Also check #001 and #002

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Nobles to put into your D&D world #003 Becouse "She wears juwels and talks like a noble" is boring

Also check #001 and #002

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Because DnD would only be half as much fun without some cool dragons. (Pssst we have talked about the legacy of Amber Shield before, remember? There was a ship named after her.)

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Because “He looks like a noble and has brown hair” is so boring Also see #001

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SIDE QUEST #009

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Nobles to put into your D&D world #001 For when the module says “a noble” or when the players decide to look for a keep, it is always good to have some aristocratic drama on hand.

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Paladin #005

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Side Quest #008

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Homebrew dnd race lore: Dragonborn

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sorcerer #003

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Warlock #005

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Wizard #001

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Artificer #001

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Hey there!

I really love DnD but I don't know how to play.

Is there a good website or something?

Thanks

It is very fun to play. I really recommend you try it out! If you are going to start as a player with a DM who knows the game, ask them for help in making your character sheet and learn on the go. If you want to start as a bunch of newbies (like I did). I would start by reading through the basic rules:

There are also some good tutorials on YouTube explaining the basic rules, those could help you understand better. But, and I cannot put this in letters that are bold enough, you don't have to get the rules completely right. If you have fun, you're doing good. Fuck around and find out. If you are going to be the DM of the group of newbies, I want to introduce someone to you. Churches should be built in this guy's honor. The patron saint of new DMs. Matthew Colville Watch the first 5 episodes of this playlist. And you are ready to start running. This is the university course to being a DM.

Don't watch all his stuff before starting. Start ASAP because you learn the most by doing. Lastly. I recommend that if you don't know a rule, you make one up that sounds fair. Look up the rule after the game so you know for next time. But when you do look stuff up, look for the Roll20 link. The rule explanations there are clear, have good links, and it looks nice. https://roll20.net/compendium/dnd5e/BookIndex

Don't worry too much if you can. And have fun with friends! (and if you use my advice, you are obligated to tell me how it went)

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Bard #002

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I love playing kind of stupid and very naive characters that don't understand the potential consequences of their actions. I, as a player, know this decision is going to be bad, but they have not even considered that