Made a meme about my recent D&D experience

  • itsnicodegallo@lemm.ee
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    9 days ago

    Yeah, the problem with self-inserting into D&D characters is that you get personally affected by what happens to them and how they’re treated. It’s called “bleed”. Plus, if it’s a self-insert, you probably play them not to dissimilarly from how you act in real life, and they’re probably used to referring to that personality that they’re familiar with in real life as a whatever pronoun they know it by.

    • Gormadt@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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      9 days ago

      One of the many reasons why when I play characters in D&D I play characters

      “This character? They’re Milton the Barbarian. Him and his brother Bradley are trying to start a toy business but were struggling for funds to start. So while Bradley went with the safer route of getting money by becoming an apprentice toy maker Milton chose adventure for some quick cash.”

      And so many others

      It’s really fun to make new characters and see how they’d handle things. Putting them in new situations and fleshing them out.

      • DerArzt@lemmy.world
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        8 days ago

        I don’t know your group, but I would assume party members don’t do it out of malice (especially if they don’t know about your private situation).

        • JayJLeas@lemmy.worldOP
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          8 days ago

          I know they don’t do it out of malice. I even sent them the meme as well. They’re (mostly) a good group, but it would be nice if they roleplayed in character more. I think a few of them are pretty new players though, which probably affects that.

    • Ziglin@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      8 days ago

      I must admit that finding groups is difficult and I’ve had one that I didn’t like too much but it fell apart anyway. Currently I’m down to one group and lots of scheduling issues :( My point is that I’d put up with quite a bit just to be able to play, even now.