This is how I D&D
Show. Don’t Tell.
This is an old adage in creative arts live movie-making and writing.
It generally means that a movie, for example, is better when you show the audience what has happened, rather than telling them – via character dialogue (or the dreaded voiceover).
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The latest issue of my Dungeons and Dragons zine is out! Issue 4 is all about arcane magic and will feature articles on tracking spell componets, augmenting spells, potion aging, magical mishaps, bracharian beast from beyond, and much more!
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Abilities scores define your character.
Of all the various editions of Dungeons and Dragons, nothing is as standardized (well, except using a D20) as the six abilities.
No matter how you generate them (or in which order you list them), Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma are synonymous with the game.
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