doctorwho:

If you think there’s gonna be trouble…

Doctor Who Series 2: The Impossible Planet

courtaa:

back-to-hogwarts:

#This is pretty much Doctor who summed up in a gifset

#Laughing then intense crying

(Source: threepatchproblem)

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So my mom is convinced people over the age of 17-18 no longer roleplay. If you’re 17+, would you reblog this so I can prove her wrong?

misfitkotld:

Wife and I are 38+ and playing right now.

Tabletop roleplaying until the day I die.

(Source: penitentxsoldier)

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guardianphoenix:

thezombiepunch:

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Even the best archers are slaves to the D20

I’ve been wounded by ally archers before. That’s why I don’t trust ‘em.

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I never played Dungeon and Dragons

snowstone:

The latest episode of The Big Bang Theory, showed how much fun it can be, but I don’t know anyone who plays, much less have anyone near me to play it with.

And this also applies to any tabletop and trading card game.

It is definitely a lot of fun! A great way to build friendships and get to know people better. Finding people can be hard, but there are some great online resources out there. Or just ask people you know if they’re interested, you might be surprised.

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All I want is for someone to teach me how to play Dungeons and Dragons!

whiskeycowboy-trails:

sexplosion:

mydnd:

lets help him out

If you are DM: Try to kill the little vermin that call themselves “players”.

If you are a player: Flee from the evil giant that names itself “DM”

Makes sense! But, I’m still having a struggle finding a group to let me watch or even play along and learn step-by-step.

Well, if you can wrangle a few friends into it, consider the Pathfinder Beginner Box. I haven’t really looked through it myself, but I’m told it’s a very excellent place for new people to start. The rules are (supposedly) laid out well, and easy to pick up.

Also, Paizo has some extra free shit to go along with it, like pregenerated characters (because rolling your first character can be difficult and time consuming).

Hope this helps!

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  • Me: I gotta get off Tumblr, do something more productive...
  • Max: What's more productive than Tumblr?
  • Me: Uhh... anything? Anything ever, at all.
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lair-master:

fuckyeahdnd:

cityonfiredotcom:

Warner Brothers is rolling the die once again, with the hopes of bringing the popular tabletop RPG “Dungeons & Dragons” back to the big screen. In fact, a script is currently the works from one of the writers behind “Wrath of the Titans”: http://www.cityonfire.com/dungeons-dragons-to-return-to-the-big-screen/

I’m intrigued. There’s a very high chance that it’ll still suck, but it can’t suck quite as bad as the three previous attempts at making D&D films.

I will contend that the second attempt, Wrath of the Dragon God, was actually pretty good. Especially considering its low budget. The other two are rubbish, though. 

Hm, Book of Vile Darkness was a lot of fun. Wasn’t particularly good, but it was fun.

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sweet-bitsy:

lampsarepeopletoo:

punsicle:

hurdygurdygirl:

This is how I’d play chess

I HAVE NEVER LOVED A VIDEO SO DEARLY

HOLY SH*T

Isn’t this how everyone plays

Nope, I think this might be D&D, now.

(Reblogged from thetiniestbabby)