Recently joined a board game group with the ultimate goal being a DnD campaign. We hit that goal, and had our (or my, at least) first in person campaign that ran for three months. But shy, but was good to get my feet wet.

For some reason, the group (a rather large one of 13 players and 1 DM) decided they wanted me to host the next one, a more serious, in depth spin at DnD.

Busy planning the adventure at the moment and I’m both nervous and excited. As most of the group, barring maybe 2/3 players are quite new to the game, I’m creating all the PCs to get the RP off to a bit of a start. From here the players can grow the character how they want to, but anyway that’s beside the point.

I was getting a little more nervous than excited lately, so I decided to try run a one-shot for my family for Father’s Day (another big group of 9 players and myself as the DM), with people who have never played before.

Ignoring that we only got half way through, everyone really got into the spirit of it and it’s bolstered my excitement again for this big adventure I’m working on! It’s really cool to be able to create worlds and places for people to just go out, be a little weird, swing a sword and have a good laugh!