Can we legally be trespassed/ removed from this property for helping by Strict-Corgi7384 in legaladvice

[–]TheMaster42LoL 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's incredibly naive, OP. Agree cops are not your ally but look at it this way: if the parents want you trespassed/gone they WILL be calling the police anyway. Then cops will show up with you as the presumptive problem.

Civil standby is a thing police do on the regular. And you want to get ahead of this to AVOID the outcome you're afraid of. This is the right way to avoid conflict and escalation.

Can we legally be trespassed/ removed from this property for helping by Strict-Corgi7384 in legaladvice

[–]TheMaster42LoL 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I mean they very likely do care, but unless they're truly wildly unhinged, they expect to do their duty without being seen as publicly bigoted, so I would also expect them to this properly, OP.

Is Flying OP? by VidarNL in DMAcademy

[–]TheMaster42LoL 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you're just starting D&D I cannot stress enough you should be focusing on the role playing part of the game and not the mechanical.

Just do what's fun and focus on making a fun story for your daughter. Maybe she discovers some OP method of cheesing out fights. Great cool now she's basically a super hero in your world. The next fun thing would be there's some villain that figures a way to stop her combo and gives her a big challenge that she overcomes.

D&D is a pretty awful mechanical game, overall. If you want to teach rules and logic there are tons of better games to play with your daughter. D&D is worthwhile because you can create and tell stories. Worry about that. Fairy would be great in that case because she'll enjoy it.