If there is a local game store in a city nearby, you'll likely find people, who are looking to play.
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there are bunch, I saw ppl play smth in two(? maybe) already, but isn't it extreamly wierd to just walk up to a random friendgroup and ask if I could join, especially because dnd needs prep.
I'm not saying this because anxiety, but I'd most certianly turn someone down who just appeared out of nowhere, STRANGER DANGER!
Should I ask the staff, do they handle this sorta thing? Should I put out flyers like on random trees?
I'm sry for spam, but like wdym I can just find ppl at stores?
Talk with the staff or check their web page. They probably have open games or adventurers league games you could join.
huh, will do. Thanks for the heads up
I got my party together through a Discord chat that someone made for anyone living in our city. You should see if they have one where you live. It's a great way to meet people for gaming and otherwise
I live in a capital, so I'd imagine it's harder for me, but I'll try my luck in searching for a server.
Reddit has some resources if your willing to play virtually.
thx, and someone else linked a subreddit as well
While I recognize it's not for everyone, online D&D can be just as fun as in person. I've been playing twice a week with my group that I've been playing with for almost two years. Of course, not every group you get into is immediately the right fit, I think I got quite lucky as it was my third group I got into.
There are various websites to play. Personally, I use Roll20. While I recognize it has flaws, it is still pretty decent overall, and a free account gives you all the necessary functionality to play. Even GM's can just use a free account if they manage their resources well.
I'll check it out, didn't know there were website for this, thx!