#idarra campaign
TLDR: Playing D&D as a dungeon master is a different experience to a player and I’m still adjusting to the disconnect.
What’s up I’m still alive in this wreck that is 2020 and I’m switching out of artblock to throw onto the internet something of a personal thought comic. For context, for the last year I’ve had a go at running my own D&D campaign for the first time, called the Idarra Campaign, but it has been on hiatus twice due to the pandemic and then personal burnout. On one hand, I fear Idarra will never properly leave the ground, but on the other I fear never letting my players experience the story I had planned. Luckily for me, my players are the loveliest and most considerate people and with their encouragement, we’ll be returning to session soon. So I put to digital paper my main thoughts and conclusions to shake it all free of my brain. For newbie DMs out there who may have hit a block with similar circumstances, I feel ya. Take your time.
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Six sessions in and my players have made friends with an animated tree.
Yeah, this seems pretty standard D&D.
New D&D Campaign, New Dungeon Master
Like seriously. I’m a brand new baby dm send help pls have mercy don’t min/max on me I beg of you-
Also make #DMsona a thing. That’s a challenge to all you D&D artists: make art of your/your friend’s DM personas. I want to see all those galaxy cloaks.
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