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Welcome to D&D x WOW: THE Dungeons & Dragons x World of Warcraft community! A place for fans of both tabletop roleplaying & video gaming to share adventures, discuss the new rules, and build unforgettable stories together. What you'll find: Discussion of all 13 World of Warcraft classes, specialisations, and character builds, including races and professions! Dungeons, Raids & Creatues; bosses, spells, magic items, and homebrew discussions! Learn To Play Sessions & Group finding for professional, weekly, online games! Warcraft lore discussions and campaign inspiration! Whether you're a WOW noob or veteran raider; If you're completely new to tabletop games or an experienced high roller, this is your place to explore Azeroth in a whole new way. The next great legend of Azeroth won't be written by Blizzard... It'll be written by you!

Hail Adventurer well met! Stockholm D&D is an 18+ community arranging recurring D&D sessions at one of the friendly local gaming stores in Stockholm. We have been arranging sessions in a persistent shared universe using D&D 5e since 2019. We are transitioning to D&D 5.5e in 2026. Whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned veteran, players and Dungeon Masters are welcome to join “The Guild” and adventure across the worlds of D&D. The thread that ties all the characters together is “The Guild”, a trans-planar organisation offering the service of adventuring parties to those in need. “The Guild” allows player characters from any plane to team up and do the good work of “The Guild” in whatever world the Dungeon Master wishes to run the adventure in. Play begins at level 3 with each session played earning you half a level, meaning you'll level up every other session. We administer our events, sessions and characters through a Discord server where detailed rules about supported sources for character creation etc. are presented. Links facebook.com - Facebook page

Dungeons & Dragons Sweden is a community for Dungeon & Dragons fans and players who live in Sweden or speak Swedish, we try to be as inclusive and welcoming as possible to have a nice place to meet others to talk about or play Dungeons & Dragons with. Come, talk about the game, find players for your group, groups to play with, try to find one of the elusive, almost mythical Available Dungeon Masters. Links Discord server invite

A Call of Cthulhu actual play podcast. Dice-driven cosmic horrors supplied by Dominic Allen, Joseph Chance, Danann McAleer and guests. --- The Apocalypse Players is an actual play (or live play) TTRPG podcast focused on horror tabletop roleplaying games. Think Dimension 20 or Critical Role, but fewer dragons, more eldritch horrors, and more British actors taking their roleplaying very seriously (most of the time). We primarily play the Chaosium RPG Call of Cthulhu, but have also been known to dabble with other systems, Links apocalypseplayers.com - Podcast website patreon.com - Patreon page discord.com - Discord server

BlackwaterDnD is a group of best friends rolling dice together and playing pretend, based in Vancouver, Canada playing Dungeons & Dragons. We produce actual play TTRPG content, including our Main Campaign streamed on Twitch, mini-series, and supplementary shows all based around the joy of imagination and improvisation. We are a group of performers and storytellers who focus on stories with heart, that will have you laughing one minute and reaching for your tissues the next. We strive to foster a community that is inclusive, diverse and accessible, and brings a little something for everyone to the table - whether you're brand new to the game, or have every source book you can think of. Links youtube.com - Youtube channel twitch.tv - Twitch channel feeds.transistor.fm - Podcast feed patreon.com - Patreon page discord.gg - Discord server

Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition (D&D 5E) is a heroic fantasy tabletop roleplaying game published by Wizards of the Coast. Released in 2014, it is the edition that brought D&D from a niche hobby into mainstream pop culture - showing up in TV shows, podcasts, and actual-play streams, and introducing millions of new players to the hobby for the first time. 5E was designed after a massive public playtest ("D&D Next") with the explicit goal of being approachable to newcomers while still satisfying veteran players. The Basic Rules are free, and a game can start with nothing more than those rules, some friends, and a set of dice (or a digital dice roller app). In 2024 the core rules received a significant revision, now commonly referred to as Dungeons & Dragons 5.5E (2024). Both versions are fully compatible and most groups mix material freely. The system it directly evolved from is Dungeons & Dragons 4E (2008) Description In D&D 5E, players create fantasy adventurers (a half-orc barbarian, an elven wizard, a tiefling rogue) and one player takes on the role of the Dungeon Master (DM). The DM builds and describes the world, voices the non-player characters (NPCs), controls the monsters, and acts as both the lead storyteller and the rules referee. There is no board. The game is a conversation: the DM describes a scene, the players say what their characters do, and the dice decide what happens when the outcome is uncertain. A typical session runs three to four hours with a group of three to six players plus the DM. The game describes itself as resting on "Three Pillars": Combat, Exploration, and Social Interaction. A single session might include all three, from tracking a monster through the wilderness and negotiating with a shady merchant to fighting a troll at the entrance to a cave. Combat is the most mechanically detailed of the three and tends to take up the largest share of table time, though groups are free to lean as hard into roleplaying or exploration as they like. The default assumption is a high-fantasy world filled with magic, monsters, and ancient ruins. The flagship published setting is the Forgotten Realms, but Wizards of the Coast has released adventures across a range of worlds, and many DMs create their own. The game does not ship a single canon story. Every table's story is different, shaped by what the players do. 5E is designed to be approachable. The core philosophy is "rulings over rules," meaning that when something comes up that the rules do not explicitly cover, the DM is encouraged to make a quick call and keep the game moving rather than stopping to look things up. The rules reward creativity and improvisation, and the system explicitly expects that no one at the table has memorized the entire rulebook. That said, the DM carries most of the preparation work between sessions: building encounters, preparing maps, and keeping the story moving. Players can show up with nothing but their character sheet and a set of dice.