^ This. I'm also available to help out with making characters, or anything that anyone is confused about.
D&D does have a basic free version that can get people started before they buy or borrow a book! https://media.wizards.com/2018/dnd/down ... s_2018.pdfRules wrote:Copyright Infringement - The use of some copyright material is acceptable under fair use. Do not link to or provide pirated media (copyrighted video, music, etc.) without the permission of the copyright holder.
Rollgate from my experience is mostly focused around text-based interaction. It gives you more options with how you're going to say things, (like if your character is saying it angrily, happily, etc.), and it allows the campaign to progress if everyone isn't around. The way how I've done that is just by creating a discord group and saying like "Alright guys, if you notice you can do something and you have a moment, feel free to do it," until we've managed to find a time that everyone is around.In post 12, xofelf wrote:Ooo, I'm interested. How does Rolegate work compared to something like roll20 or the sheets on D&D Beyond? That's all I'm familiar with. I've only sorta started a handful of anything so put me on a very lowend understanding of anything.
The main thing that would be different on rollgate would be the fact that character sheets could be edited a lot more smoothly, instead of having to rely on me constantly updating the OP. Plus, a few other quality of life things, like foreign languages. If I understand one, but you don't understand it, instead of me having to spoiler it and rely on the honor system, rollgate simply censers it for you, if you don't understand it. For example, if my character understands Elvish, and you don't, and someone says "Hi, how are you?" in it, I'll see the actual message, but you'll see something like "ahd dasuqu fsdnua?"In post 9, gobbledygook wrote:How would the experience be different on Rolegate vs on here?
Oh that’s cool!In post 16, Korina wrote:The main thing that would be different on rollgate would be the fact that character sheets could be edited a lot more smoothly, instead of having to rely on me constantly updating the OP. Plus, a few other quality of life things, like foreign languages. If I understand one, but you don't understand it, instead of me having to spoiler it and rely on the honor system, rollgate simply censers it for you, if you don't understand it. For example, if my character understands Elvish, and you don't, and someone says "Hi, how are you?" in it, I'll see the actual message, but you'll see something like "ahd dasuqu fsdnua?"In post 9, gobbledygook wrote:How would the experience be different on Rolegate vs on here?
+1In post 22, PJ. wrote:/interested bvut like i missed this and a bunch of shittos jumped on ti first.