I was wondering what the general consensus was for people wanting to learn how to play D&D?
I'm thinking about creating a series of mini campaigns that will go through:
1. Creating a Character and learning different types of actions through examples: skill checks, combat, spell casting, etc. (D&D 101)
2. Playthrough of a short campaign (2-3 sessions) with premade characters (D&D 201)
3. Playthrough of slightly longer campaign with original characters (4-6 sessions); learning to level up and build character interactions (D&D 301)
I'm not sure if there are enough people on D&D Beyond that even need that sort of thing, but I wanted to put it out there to see if folks might find it valuable.
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I was wondering what the general consensus was for people wanting to learn how to play D&D?
I'm thinking about creating a series of mini campaigns that will go through:
1. Creating a Character and learning different types of actions through examples: skill checks, combat, spell casting, etc. (D&D 101)
2. Playthrough of a short campaign (2-3 sessions) with premade characters (D&D 201)
3. Playthrough of slightly longer campaign with original characters (4-6 sessions); learning to level up and build character interactions (D&D 301)
I'm not sure if there are enough people on D&D Beyond that even need that sort of thing, but I wanted to put it out there to see if folks might find it valuable.
Writer • Podcaster • Professional Gamemaster
playing Jin Wei, human (Kara-tur) way of the Four Elements Monk in the Princes of the Apocalypse