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Jdizzle wrote:i dont know how to play D&D if u can teach me i willbe more happy to join even though were on vent hahah i guess it will cure my bordem

It's not hard to learn at all. Basically, you just say what you are going to do, and then, depending on what you roll (usually on a d20) it either happens the way you intended, or it fails.

For instance, if I wanted to coerce a merchant into telling me the whereabouts of the goods he stole, I would use the Intimidate skill. There would be conditional modifiers (such as the merchant's Charisma score) and Skill modifiers (such as MY Charisma score) then I roll a d20, add the modifiers and the DM will tell me whether or not I succeed. Rolling a 20 results in a critical, and rolling a 1 results in a critical fumble. It sounds complicated, but it is really simple.

Core Rules - http://www.d20srd.org/
First column on the left is the most important. Rolling up a character is the big hurdle to get over, after that most everything is pretty simple (as long as you're not playing a Wizard, Druid or Cleric).

to...... much........ reading........



im just going to fumble my way through

aight well my comp is gointo be down for a whileso i have to repair it ; ;
anywayz yah im readin it now so ttyl guyz peece

major nerdness and geekness going on here.

Haseoxth wrote:major nerdness and geekness going on here.

... shut up Josh. :cheers: You gonna play with us?

word lol..
i have nothin else better to do

Alright... Right now, the party is looking like:

Wail of Suicide (maybe)
Taz
Jdizzle

That is definitely not enough, especially because... well... nevermind.
Seriously, we need two more people at least.

Sounds like fun, although I have no experience playing D&D. Time is the biggest factor for me. When and how often would this take place?

The time will be decided when I find out who all is in (if it happens.) We would gather probably once a week, or twice if so decided. It can be on the weekends, or the weekday nights, I have no problem with either.