My only fear would be that this turns dnd more into a walled garden.

I remember we have one in German, but it’s more about language…
you ask a bunch of questions ghat the answer are different colors, and when they are all used to saying colour’s, if you ask them what a cow gives, they’ll probably say white. Of course, this was in 2nd grade.

As a Australian woman, she did not present for Florida court. So the court defaulted judgment to the party that did

The protest is shitty right wing nazi people. The people upset about it is shitty religious fundamentalists. Nobody cares about either side.

Neat imma sell mine

I am looking forward to her and Lagarde disappearing from politics.
It is a shame they have such high EU positions after how badly they fared nationally.

No notepad, but an excellent explorative puzzle that had me making and remaking theories the whole time: outer wilds. Several people also mentioned obra dinn

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Man mob justice is scary. Might be justified, I mean mistreatment of a slave child, but just for a second imagine you get the neighbor on accident

Ngl kinda bad article imo. I would have chosen very differently. I agree just putting ‘the far realm’ is also kinda low effort.

I think focusing on just the material plane and the world’s within would have been more than enough to choose from. Maybe just one world.

If you don’t mind dying, tell them and tell them they needn’t save you. I would tell tree and ask them not to do that, at least with me. I’d prefer if they wholly didn’t but meh

These days I play more 13A and it explicitly discourages such behavior too

If you want 3d go https://menyr.nogstudio.com/, game master engine or talespire.

I like foundry. I also liked astral. I didn’t like r20 much. Owlbears is OK. Playing in just a Mural is also more than fine.

The dnd vtts purpose is to be a walled garden that only plays dnd, ever, and keeps you playing dnd and putting microtransaction in front of you so you pay and play only dnd EVER

If the whole world ld is pirates, how do they grow lumber? Who makes the ships? What kind of socioeconomic status would a shipwrighthave? Is there eine on every ship?

What kinds of stuff are under the water? How do people get fresh drinking water?

I now see you play in the sea of fallen stars. Make sure to read up on the lore of the pirate isle. There is also a book titled sea of fallen stars detailing all islands and underwater stuff. I think it’s for 2e

I used o play with the kids I teach, ages 9-11. We would play one page 1d6 systems made for one shots by Grant Howitt. https://gshowitt.itch.io/ . The games are always excellent and very simple, they are ideal for 1st time dms. You can graduate to more concept stuff like roll for shoes, we are champion or everyone is john

Starting from age 12-13 you could go for a PbtA game.
at that age, if they are interested, even a d20 can work.

If you are worried about levels of violence go for wander home. Masks hits home for teens, as does monster hearts, because they specifically talk about coming of age and stuff

Also, I am incapable of posting anything without recommending 13th Age so here goes: choose this as the first d20 system. It is similar enough to dnd to feel like another edition of it, but with way less fiddly rules and great improve based narrative tools that excellently tie in players into world building and decision making at the story level. It is, imo, strictly better than the other two d20 games you mentioned, because it is more stroy driven and less war game-y. Also very short and engaging combat!

It’s a PbtA players dnd and I love it.

Immovable rod is so good I steal it for other games

Tabletop Role playing Games are games set in a conversation.
you and your friends talk, telling a story and in doing so, observing the rules et of the chosen game.

This is different from just collaborative storytelling because, when it is doubtful wether an action might succeed, you roll dice to decide. When to roll dice will be part of your chosen set of rules.

Dnd and many other traditional TTRPGs divide roles: one person is a Narrator (dungeon master) while each other person plays one of the protagonists (player characters). There are also games that swap role of Narrator, let you play all by yourself without one or any other constellation. Dnd is a classic game with a Narrator.

Now, if you and your friends decide to play, you will need reference to the rules. With help of these, you can craft the player characters, and the Narrator can think of a compelling story to drop these characters into. You then talk about the fictional situation and then the players controlling the protagonists decide how their characters react to the situations the narrator lays out. When something is easily done, ie opening an unlocked door, you just say that you do it. If something is hard and success is dubious, like rappelling over a ravine, you might be called to roll a dice. While playing dnd, this will typically be a 20 sided dice, and you will typically add some modifiers based on your character.
your result will then tell you wether that action succeeded or failed. This changes the narrative, so you take some time to describe what happens and then move on with your conversation-story.

Regarding 3, that is the bane of many studies. College students are a demographic to which researchers tend to have easy access, they have time enough to participate and can be motivated by 20€ Amazon vouchers.

I got 19/20, my girlfriend got 15/20. We both think the test design is not super good - only the headlines lead to guessing some times, where parts of article might have painted a clearer picture