I have a dilemma: I would love to play in a D&D group on Twitch, but what often happens whenever I want to play D&D, I end up DMing. There's nothing wrong with that, and I do enjoy it, but I wouldn't want to be the DM of a Twitch stream; I'm no Matthew Mercer or Chris Perkins. In case anyone's interested in recruiting me, I've been drawing a D&D comic strip since 2009 and spent some time in the late '90s doing stand-up comedy, so I both know the game and me am a good talker and funny. ;) Have your people call my people.
Take care,
~Rob
It’s not the challenge, honest! He’s only concerned about the distraction being effective for long enough for the “main force” to get their job done. ^_^
Oh, and Bartholomew Klick and Zachary Stoppel of Thieves Can’t did a podcast….https://soundcloud.com/thievescantpodcast/thieves-cant-podcast-episode-0
Did a six fingered man kill Rochar’s father or something?
No, but his father’s death at the hands of raiders during the war did encourage Rochar to become a skilled rider and archer.
And there may have been too much listening to certain stories, with fencing, fighting, torture, revenge, giants, monsters, chases, escapes…