We have chibi art of the party, I repeat! WE HAVE CHIBI ART OF THE PARTY!
We can't thank you enough @bebepancake_ for doing this adorable commission for all of us! Thank you 💜
And now I'm crying at my desk into my tea while conveniently watching One Piece. I love you guys so much and have never been more proud to have such an amazing family <3
@strawhats I think this is when I learned I'd want to try as hard as I could for the people that are worth it, my nakama.
@TrekkieBrie
@SASSY__SQUATCH@DngnMstrMarcus
And Many more but the parties just getting started.
Dungeons & Dragons resumes!
The party nears towards the town and being tired from the long walk through the woods, they seek shelter in civilization. But where are they? And how much time has passed?
Hop to today's session streamed on Twitch!> ruinouspathsdnd
Hi #WritersOfTwitter my name is Harjit Singh. I'm a queer SFF writer with a love for all things fantasy and primarily write high fantasy/cyberpunk
I love Dungeons & Dragons, gaming and video essays on things I never heard of but suddenly want to hear all the drama around ✨☀️
🐉Happy 50th Anniversary, Dungeons & Dragons!
Here's to dead goblins, torn character sheets, Cheetos fingers, spilled Coke, Zoom dial-in issues, lost dice & endless adventures.
Everybody gets a free Natural 20 for their game this weekend for #DnD50
(image by @WayneBooks)
Fifty years ago to the day, on January 26, 1974, the woodgrain boxed set of the original version of the Dungeons & Dragons "rules for fantastic medieval wargames campaigns playable with paper and pencils and miniatures figures" was released in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, United States of America. These rules would spawn an entire genre of new role-playing games products, and inspire millions to participate in shaping the entire world of entertainment we know today, from video games and programming to fantasy movies to fiction writing to multi-million franchises, action figures, the technology allowing the representation of fantasy stories through a variety of mediums, and much more.
It is hard to understate the amazing impact this little game, with these little brown booklets, has had upon the world we know today. I'm sure many of us reading this as gamers would say "This game changed the course of my life." We are millions to know this to be true. Today, it's been 50 years this game has given an escape, a mean of expression and inspiration for the multitude of people of have had the chance to play and have fun with it.
Beyond any specific brand or owner, Dungeons & Dragons in an active participation hobby that makes us invest our creativity, emotions and mind into the creation of the whole, i.e. the game played at the table. As such, D&D would not be what it is without us all, without the hours we poured imagining any and all things with it, testing them with our friends, and having good laughs in the process.
So congratulations to all, and happy birthday, Dungeons & Dragons. May you be played and enjoyed for many, many more years to come at game tables all around the world, and inspire many more to moral heroism and greatness. Cheers to you my friend. And thank you Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson. Thank you for your gift to us all. Cheers!
We've once again reached Friday! Which means a brand new unhinged adventure from the MonSquad. This week the party helps their friend grapple with family trauma, how fun!
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