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originally posted in:Mythic Members
Edited by Adamal123:
8/9/2015 12:07:16 AM
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Recently starting reading D&D rules
And now I bought two manuals and started trying to figure out how to play and force my siblings to play. Was this a bad decision?
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No absolutly not. DnD can further expand the mind and make people be very creative with their minds and it can one hell of a time to play so you mad the god damn right decsion!
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Edited by Nixtress: 9/11/2015 7:05:40 AMGG. In 3 years you might be able to make a game!
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2 RepliesThere's this place in my town called Good Game, where it mainly hosts tabletop games, and you can buy other stuff there too. It's unlikely that you'll live near a branch as I doubt they have stores outside Australia, but on the off chance there is one near you, it'd be the first place I'd look for people to play D&D with.
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5 RepliesWarhammer 40K is better
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Depends on if your siblings [i]really[/i] don't wanna play or not. If you win them over, no. If they show adamancy, try finding others to play with.
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I walk buy this game at the store all the time and consider trying it.
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>Not using GURPS Casuals.
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Immensely.
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The first edition is the best edition.
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Don't buy anymore manuals. Just look up the 5e handbook and just use home brew systems and junk. D&D is much more fun when you can play like how you want to play.
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1 Replyi wish i knew someone near me who knew the rules, so i could just show up and play.
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I used to play with my siblings. Made a bunch of characters but never got a real campaign going, just did random dungeons. I'd recommend finding people who are into that sort of thing to play with. It's way more fun that way.
