30:15do we call you master?
30:265e is the theatre kids edition.
30:26the jocat ones are funny and will give you a good gist of what to expect
30:26making a character sheet helps with understanding some of the mechanics
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30:33i think the animationns makes it pretty easy
30:36:_MaliceMustache: not that type of dungeon
30:36dont we always call Malice master
30:40if you want a sample of how games go. checkout that one video where matt mercer DMs a short campaign for stephen colbert.
30:46DMs are usually for the people who know a lot about the game they're DMing.
30:47shes got her learnin glasses on
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30:56I had most fun with 3.5
31:02:person-turquoise-writing-headphones:
31:07When learning tabletop gaming it helps to just read up the rules and write down a character sheet and practice roll some dice against some enemy stat blocks to get a feel.
31:213.5 is my native system. Lots of silly stuff in there.
31:34All numbered editions are descendants of AD&D
31:373.5 is notoriously broken.
31:48bg1 and b2 were on adnd 2e btw.. BG3 is a larian bastardized 5e
31:49So basically you have AD&D, 2e, 3e, 3.5e, 4e, 5e and 5e 2024
31:56 3rd ed or infinity ranger attacks
32:003.5 Is my favorite DnD format, but latelty im more into Lancer a different TTRPG
32:04A lot of people love 3.5
32:053.5 is broken, but fun. Lots of ridiculous stuff, but lots of fun
32:053.5 is complex but probably the best
32:123.5 is what a lot of people grew up on
32:133.5 was one of the most popular ones
32:13it's hella broken yeah
32:15Wizards can break the world over their knees while the fighter whiffs their attack.
32:15I play a bit of 2e still but tbh half of it makes no sense lol... probably best to start with 5 or 3.5 imo
32:183.5 has an infinite amount of rules for every situation
32:255e 2014 was my edition
32:293.5 was the last good edition before the normies came.
32:29You can optimize your character builds with spreadsheets. Extremely crunchy
32:323.5 was the most rules heavy edition of the game.