Playing D&D online doesn't seem as fun as playing in person, but maybe there are benefits that haven't been explored yet. For example, the other day I saw a tweet about how one clever dungeon master used the constraints of telecommunication to their advantage. Whenever they had to pause for a moment to check their notes, instead of awkwardly breaking character, they would put up a “loading” sign in front of the web cam that included loading screen tips, like “All Bosses have a weakness. Find an…

Every hardcore fan knows that playing Dungeons & Dragons can feel like a labor of love. Even if you manage to meet up without at least one party member cancelling at the very last minute, the experience isn't always all fun and games. You really have to stay focused, relatively organized, and keep your senses sharp so as not to miss any important clues. But even if you're the most astute D&D player there is, one bad roll can ruin everything. If your love of the game is stronger than its frustra…

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Dungeons & Dragons is a game that can unfold in bizarre and unexpected ways, even with the most elaborate planning and preparation—kind of like life! The best way to enjoy Dungeons & Dragons is to go with the flow, stay open-minded, and don't try to dominate the outcome too much (that also goes for all you extra controlling dungeon masters out there). Anyway, we've rounded up a load of funny and relatable Dungeons & Dragons memes for every kind of player. Just remember to share them with your p…

What's your go-to Dungeons & Dragons character class? Are you a brutal barbarian? Are you a cunning cleric? Are you a boisterous bard? Are you a dashing druid? Are you a fierce fighter? Are you a mighty monk? Are you a pious paladin? Are you a rowdy ranger? Are you a rascally rogue? Are you a spell-casting sorcerer? Are you a whimsical warlock? Are you a wise old wizard? Or maybe you prefer to be the dominant dungeon master. One thing is for sure, you don't need to be a specific kind of player…

Did you know that Dungeons & Dragons was originally a companion piece for a different miniature tabletop war game called Chainmail? If it wasn't for D&D' s creators stubbornly holding their ground and breaking away from their Chainmail business partners to further pursue D&D as its own standalone game, who knows if we'd have the best RPG in the world today? In appreciation of D&D creators Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson for their steadfast commitment to the game long before it was a success, here's…

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In such a variable and modular game like Dungeons & Dragons , what does it mean to “cheat?” The notion of cheating might be straightforward in a game like Monopoly, but in D&D it's more of a vibe. One DM turned to r/DnD to confess that they think they've been cheating their players for quite some time. Rather than prepping every detail of the game beforehand, u/gimmemoneez mostly makes up details as they go along. Miraculously, none of the players have seemed to notice. Some fans of the game th…

These DnD players aren't messing around—secret bookcase doors, giant wood and glass tables, and bones, lots of decorative bones.

Greetings, PCs and DMs. Back again for another round of the dankest Dungeons & Dragons memes, I see. Well you're in luck, because as usual, we've gathered all the best D&D content of the week. Be sure to share the wealth with the other members of your campaign—you never know when a good meme might inspire new strategies and storylines. They're also useful for keeping morale high during those lulls when no one can seem to meet up. But most fans don't need a reason to enjoy a bunch of relatable D…