[ SECRET POST #6245 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6245 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[20,000 leagues]



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[Scarlet Nexus]



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07. [WARNING for discussion of Israel/Palestine conflict, genocide, etc]

































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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I've been playing DND for years now, in different groups and campaigns, I've never encountered anyone playing as their carebearsona. So your generalization of all DND players is way off.

Secondly, a character like yours requires skill to pull off in a way that doesn't annoy the other players and/or get you kicked from the table. You have admitted that you have no experience, so it might be better to make a less intense character for your first time. You don't need to make a goody-two-shoes, just give them less over-the-top flaws.

Also, DND is very unpredictable, even when the DM is running a module. You seem to have your character's entire story arc plotted out, but that's not going to work. What will you do if the story beats you're hoping for never happen? Your character needs to be flexible in regards to their possible futures.

Also also, different groups play differently. If the group you've been talking to has a playstyle that doesn't fit you, then you need to go out and find another group that suits you better.

[(Anonymous)]

Idt it's a lack of experience. "Don't play" doesn't mean "has never played." It seems to me more that the online experience, especially for younger and newer players, and the in person experience with older players is getting more and more different.