Odd phrasing aside, I've heard a lot about people craving D&D, and this really resonates with me. But like with me, does playing it still not fully satisfy you?
What is this missing thing that we all crave? Is this a primal urge for adventure or company?
Do we need a great D&D video game we can sink hours of every day into, that compares well to the real thing? Do we need to strive to work for Wizards so we can play a part in building these worlds every week-day?
Whether you have this mysterious lingering crave or not, share your thoughts.
For the past few years, my focus has been more on Boardgaming and I had noticed I was buying alot of D&D type games such as Descent: Second Edition and Sword & Sorcery. They were filling a void I didn't realize I had from not playing D&D. Both have rules for solo play and Decent has an app to allow a full DM experience, but alas it was never the same.
Now I have a new job and I made part of goals for the job to learn 5th edition and be able to teach it to others. (Its nice when you can fit D&D in with your job) Since then, I began playing Lost Mine with my coworkers and they seemed to really enjoy it. It was then I realized what I was doing with all the boardgaming.
The problem was that I couldn't find a group, nor the time really, to play and now I have the opportunity. I still enjoy the games, but overall D&D is what I wanted all along. I still don't get to play as often as I would like, but at least I have a method of fitting it in.
I run three groups a week and still yearn to play. Only reason I don't is scheduling issues. A good DND session is better than going to Disneyland any time of the week.
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Odd phrasing aside, I've heard a lot about people craving D&D, and this really resonates with me.
But like with me, does playing it still not fully satisfy you?
What is this missing thing that we all crave? Is this a primal urge for adventure or company?
Do we need a great D&D video game we can sink hours of every day into, that compares well to the real thing?
Do we need to strive to work for Wizards so we can play a part in building these worlds every week-day?
Whether you have this mysterious lingering crave or not, share your thoughts.
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Yes, it does.
For the past few years, my focus has been more on Boardgaming and I had noticed I was buying alot of D&D type games such as Descent: Second Edition and Sword & Sorcery. They were filling a void I didn't realize I had from not playing D&D. Both have rules for solo play and Decent has an app to allow a full DM experience, but alas it was never the same.
Now I have a new job and I made part of goals for the job to learn 5th edition and be able to teach it to others. (Its nice when you can fit D&D in with your job) Since then, I began playing Lost Mine with my coworkers and they seemed to really enjoy it. It was then I realized what I was doing with all the boardgaming.
The problem was that I couldn't find a group, nor the time really, to play and now I have the opportunity. I still enjoy the games, but overall D&D is what I wanted all along. I still don't get to play as often as I would like, but at least I have a method of fitting it in.
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I run three groups a week and still yearn to play. Only reason I don't is scheduling issues. A good DND session is better than going to Disneyland any time of the week.