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This would just be so that I could possibly introduce some people on the wiki to Dungeons and Dragons without driving all over the place.

Small tips for anyone who doesn't know that much about Vin Diesel's favorite board game:

• It is expensive when you by your own materials. However, there are some dice apps out there, and if I have to role for you, I won't cheat for or against you.
• There are typically only 5-6 people in a group, including me, but I can do multiple groups.
• There are some recommendations I could give based on questions that I'd ask.
• Don't play it by yourself if you do get it in real life. Because if you do, you're going to look like you have a disorder that gives you multiple personalities.

I you wish to contact me here are some things you can do:

1. Send me a friend request through PSN to MBO9876
2. Email me at moc.liamg|emalF.kraD.eht.fo.tsaeB#moc.liamg|emalF.kraD.eht.fo.tsaeB

If you don't want to be contacted here, why are you here? Also, how do we know those are YOUR details?

Plenty of people here have their own online TTRPG groups with dicebots etc. You're really not making a good case for your group here.

Because if you do, you're going to look like you have a disorder that gives you multiple personalities.

Or, you know, that you have a great imagination and the ability to see multiple perspectives. Both of these qualities are actually fairly important for writing SCP articles.

It is expensive when you by your own materials.

Only for the books. Dice are generally cheap ($14.00 for a pack of 42 dice at Wal-Mart. That's usually more than enough). Everything else (gameboard, models, etc.) are generally optional. And most people only really need the player's handbook and maybe a supplimental sourcebook for access to different items/classes.

Don't play it by yourself if you do get it in real life.

Unless you've playing a premade adventure, solo play is a bit… difficult. If only because you're acting as both DM (who is a combination of referee, director, scriptwriter, and controls the movement and actions of NPCs) as well as one or more characters (who have indipendent stats, skills, and capabilities). It's a lot to juggle at any given time.