Dungeons and Dragons

@Background Pony #7E69
Popular ones like Critical Roll are a more dramatic and expressive version of D&D, since it’s made to entertain an audience.

Ever wanted to play an owl in D&D?

I wonder who voted for 1st edition and why. No hostility intended, just curious.

@Background Pony #7E69
Did my comment help, or do you need some clarification?

@Meanlucario
It helped a lot thanks.

Now I’m into them.

@Background Pony #7E69
Good. Just remember that if you decide to play with friends and others that they are likely to be much more laidback, and that most DMs and players have their own way of playing the game. Too many horror stories of DMs and player trying to copy CR instead of playing their own way.

@Meanlucario
I’ll remember that.

@Background Pony #7E69
Hope so, and if you do try playing D&D, you find a group that works with you. A good D&D game is where everyone is having fun.

Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos: a module for those 5e players who want to live out their Harry Potter fanfics.

If anyone can find a better quality of the below image, please let me know. It’s the 1e percent chance chart for thee thief to do its job.

@Meanlucario

Turns out the whole PDF is online for free. Just google “d&d 1st edition pdf”.

@DerpyFast
Thanks. Just look at those bad percentages that no other class were limited to.

@Meanlucario
I looked at the section, and it looks like these were things only thieves could do.

@DerpyFast
I saw MD It All’s video on the thief. It was a pretty depressing class before 3e.

Edit: said video

I was bored and curious and decided to see which class gained their subclass at what level.

Level 1 (3): Cleric, Sorcerer, Warlock

Level 2 (2): Druid, Wizard

Level 3 (8): Artificer, Barbarian, Bard, Fighter, Monk, Paladin, Ranger, Rogue

So I might actually be DMing Pathfinder for some people I went to high school with.

@DerpyFast
Hope you have fun.

@Meanlucario
Kinda like Miitopia.