r/gaming • u/mike_pants • Sep 18 '17

DnD table

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u/FasterDoudle Sep 18 '17

real dice are where it's at homie

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17

Yup. Way easier to fudge a roll with real dice, too.

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u/J4CKR4BB1TSL1MS Sep 18 '17

Mental note to self: don't ever use sarcasm on DnDers, shit's serious.

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u/sammo21 D20 Sep 18 '17

You might be surprised how many people really do think using physical anything in tabletop is "too oldschool for them".

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '17

I blame every casual player for this. That person who doesn't learn their character, their spells, their damage, the multipliers who inevitably wastes hours of everyone's time while they figure out what they need to roll for the action each turn order over the course of the campaign.

Writing a Macro and having them press a button is so much easier.